Reception and society notes from The Star and editorials
Reception hosted by LAH Mitchell Coutts and Mrs Robbert Mills Evans honors Mr and Mrs Henehan with about 100 guests. Mrs Betty Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams, marries Hawthorne Dent at Westminster Presbyterian with Rev George T Gunter officiating. After a trip, the couple will reside in the city. Upcoming events at the Women’s University Club include luncheons, lectures by John Speed Smith of the States Naturalization Bureau, and a program series featuring the Hand Players and a club dinner set for April. Thrift Shop appeals for shoes to aid disadvantaged children. The Monday Pride Bridge Club meets at Capitol Hill home. Mills College association plans a Sunset Club meeting on April 3. Dr Richard Scholtz of the University of Washington will lecture on Public Opinion at the Transportation Clubrooms on March 20, the fifth in a five-part series on adult education.
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Lah Mitchell Coutts
the Star
Robbert Mills Evans
Women's University
Henehan
Betty Williams
Mra Williams
Hawthorne Dent
City
George T. Gunter
Westminster Presbyterian
Women’s University Club
John Speed Smith
States Naturalization Bureau
Vivian Strong Hart
Richard Scholtz
The
Univer of Washington
Transportation
Second Ave
Cherry St
of Collegiate
Women’s College Club
Miss Ship Presented With Riding Crop
The Jockey Club honored Mier Jane Shipman with a riding crop last Wednesday evening for her skill as a horse woman and her interest in the club. The club, now one year old, has 30 members including several accomplished riders. Many events are planned for the summer.
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Miss Ship
Jockey Club
Mier Jane Shipman
Laurelhurst Guild Musical Tea Apr 7 at Roddie Home
The Laurelhurst guild of the Children's Orthopedic hospital will host a musical tea on Wednesday afternoon April 7 at 3423 Cascade View Drive, with Mrs Frederick Adama in charge. Also noted is a Rainier Chapter DAR musicale on a Tuesday afternoon in Frederick & Nelson auditorium and a Capitol Hill Guild cart party on Friday April 9 at 806 4th Ave N with reservations via Mrs Hardeaut or Mrs Roy Campbell.
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Roddie
Cascade View Drive
Laurelhurst Guild of the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Mra
Frederick Adama
Itol Hill Guild
Capitol Hill Guild
The
Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Thomas Bordeaux
4Th Ave. N
Hardeaut
Capitol
Roy Campbell
East
Rainier
D. A. BR
Frederick & Nelson
SNOQUALMIE PASS CLEARANCE SET FOR APRIL 10
Count Commissioner Tom Dobson says Snoqualmie Pass should be cleared by April 10 after a visit there last week. The statement cites ongoing weather impacts and coordination with state agencies to reopen the route.
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Snoqualmie Pass
Tom Dobson
Prepare for Easter Fashion Pageant at Cherry's Style Shop
Easter Sunday fashion tips invite readers to Cherry's on Rialto Ridge for new spring frocks coats blouses skirts and other women and miss ensembles on convenient terms. The shop touts advanced fashions and invites customers to view the latest creations at Cherry's Style Shop located near Pig n Whistle on Second Street between Madison and Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Cherry's
Rialto Ridge
Madison
Spring
Fine Arts Exhibit Showcases Northwest Domestic Architecture
The Fine Arts Society hosts a two week exhibit on domestic architecture in Seattle highlighting practical homes for moderate means, interior decoration, and landscape features like trellises and fountains. Notable drawings feature H. F. Ostrander M. F. Backus Jeremiah Neterer L. G. Pattullo D. P. Eastman and D. H. Mose. A Florentine fireplace lent by William Kellogg decorates a tapestry fragment from a Belgian chateau. Open daily 12 to 6 weekdays and 3 to 6 Sundays through April 15.
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Northwest
Fine Arta Society
Seattle
Washington
American Institute of Architecture
H. F. Ostrander
M. F. Backus
Jeremiah Neterer
L. G. Pattullo
D. P Eastman
D. HM. Mose
Hichabe2 Clubs For Tuesday
Browning Study Club discusses The Hing and the Pook at 2 p.m. with Mrs H C Belt. Aspasia Club votes at 2 p.m. at the Federated clubhouse. Writers' Club meets in Erickson room with papers by Mrs Mor ence B McKinley Mrs G P Haley and Mr C L Dodds. W C A at 3 p.m. Rainier chapter meets at 2 p.m. at Frederick Nelson's auditorium. Eastern Star Club hosts a 2 to 4 p.m. card party at 4090 Arcade. Ladies' Musical Club Chorus at 10 16 a.m. at Chickering hall. Seattle Lodge No 7 closes first quarter at 8 p.m. in River Green hall. Basket social and leap year dance planned for April 6 at Evergreen hall. Woman's Century Club Child Study dept meets April 6 at 5020 15th Ave NE at 2 p.m. Alki Community Council entertainment at Community hall at 8:15. Seattle Alumnae Phi Mu meet April 2 at 2 p.m. Overseas Club address tonight at Moose hall by Dr Harriett Clark with a dance to follow. Overseas Dramatic club presents Father Changed His Mind on April 6. Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society outlines its 13th annual convention programs at Pilgrim Congregational Church on Broadway N and B Repub St March 30 with morning and afternoon sessions and speaker lineup.
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Seattle
P. m
Rivergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Evergreen Hall
H. K. Cranney
Blanche Detlefsen
Melissa Wells
Ernest Frank
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Broadway N
B. Republican St
Working Girls Get New English Class At Y W C A
New English classes are formed at the YWCA to teach business and conversational English to working girls. The group meets at 7 p m on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Prize of 100 dollars awarded for the name Washington Field stadium at the university.
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Cass
Washington Field
Harold Sheerer
W. Halliday
Confessions of a Bride and a War Romance
A married couple discuss marital happiness and a friend Lucy’s divorce threat. Bob avoids eye contact as they recall Grant’s wartime romance with Lucy, including jealousy and letters, while the wife contemplates suspicions about her husband.
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Grant
Lucy
Duirant
Adam
Bob
New York Fashion: Rust-Toned Tricotine Sports Coat Set
Cora Moore notes that separates dominate this season offering chic practicality. A Bernard Paris inspired rust-color tricotine coat uses tan and rust checked broadcloth with roll-back belt tabs and edged collar. Skirt is full and gathered, attached to a plain top with center front closure. Turban style rust taffeta hat with black wings completes the look.
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Cora Moore
New York
Fashion Authority
Claifm
Bernard
Paris
Reading Nation Argument Sparks Library Drive
Dr. Frank P. Hill, head of the national library extension effort, tells public library staff that reading turns the U S into a serious nation of readers and advocates funding to expand rural libraries. He promotes Books for Everybody and a $2 000 000 goal as part of the American Library Association campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank P. Hill
National Committee On Extension of Library Service
Hill
English Girls Seek End to Breach of Promise Laws
March 29. English women want repeal of breach of promise laws arguing they enable suitors to steal a woman's rightful heritage via love letters. They claim court readings and newspaper reproductions mock both the suitor and the courting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Wife Blames Sex For Spreading Divorce Evil
A reader columns letter from Miss Grey argues that women fuel marital breakdown by nagging and manipulating men while men bear the burden of work. Other notes discuss Bible readings in schools and questions about manners, guardianship, and child support.
Hearse Ride Cited as Not a Joy Trip by Attorney
Attorney David J. Nevin argued before the Internal Revenue Service that a motor hearse is a truck not a pleasure vehicle and should be taxed differently. He contends the hearse is not a person and cannot enjoy pleasure due to its transportation use and lack of independent will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David J. Nevin
Nevin
Bothell Post No 127 Dance Planned for Saturday
Bothell Legion will host a ten dance at Bothell this Saturday as announced Monday by Bothell Post No 127. Local members invite community members to attend and enjoy the evening event.
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Bothell
Can Legion
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