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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
13
A stream of society notices details weddings in progress at First Baptist and Trinity Episcopal churches with attendants and family guests. Other items list patrons for an upcoming Metropolitan theatre event and a large roster of local hostesses and guests.
A long list of April meetings and gatherings appears from Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae to the Commonwealth club. Lectures, teas, nursing classes, dances, bake sales, and a tax note headline many venues including the Seattle Golf and Country Club and various homes across Seattle and neighboring towns.
Personal items list residents and guests at the Merwin home in Branwood and recent travels of local families. Excerpts mention trips to Europe and the Orient planned by Frink and Wisher, returns from abroad by others, and an upcoming art exhibition at Frederick & Nelson titled Spirit of Transportation featuring works by Lie, Parrish, and Leyen.
Governing body of the Seattle Fine Arts will meet next Tuesday April 6 at o'clock in the Wine Arts Galleries to hold the annual election of officers. A nominating committee chaired by Carl F. Gould and including Mrs Pierre P. Frein and Mrs Edgar Amen will review nominations.
Miss Annette Edens leads University Art Department members through the textile exhibit at the Fine Arts building Friday afternoon. Ming Edens, head of the department and active art participant, is expected to attend and provide illuminating information after speaking to the Art Club last week on Carmel.
The text notes Mise Campbell an instructor in mer in the Art department and mentions Patternom van. It refers to exhibitions in New York at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and an annual meeting of the American Institute of Architects in Washington, Corcoran Gallery, with related drawings on display.
A mixed chicken salad recipe is described using diced chicken, lettuce, raw egg yolk, hard boiled eggs, vinegar and paprika with mustard. Instructions include mixing ingredients, dressing, and serving. The note adds that Mr. Benjamin F. Post erbrook left Sunday for a short business trip to Portland.
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