Society Notes Highlight Stun day Luncheon and Weddings
Dr and Mrs Bentley hosted seven guests for luncheon on Sunday honoring violinist Jacques Thibaud. Evening events include dinner and theatre for De Lafield and Mr Kenelm Jr who plan marriage. Miss Frances Robinson and Osgood Packard to wed in May. A Spring Blossom Fete and Seattle Dress Society event promise attendance by out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bentley
Beulah Mitchell
Robinson
Frances Rob
Mr. Osgood Packard
Seattle
Telephone society editor of The Star Office
The entry lists contact details for the society editor at The Star Office with phone numbers Main 600 and Main 2761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elephone
Star
Main
Informal Affairs for Visiting Guests Honor Mrs Harvey
Mrs i lL Moses hosts a luncheon Wednesday at her home for her mother Mrs J Harvey of Mondovi Wisconsin as house guest. On Thursday evening she will host a dinner honoring Mrs John Byers Mrs J T Clarke and Miss Margaret Byers. Thrift Shop seeks canned fruit tomorrow. Birthday dinner honors Mrs Jeane Dalguy with sixteen friends at her home. guests include Mrs White Mrs Sutherland Mrs Starr Mrs Midleb rook and others.
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I Ll. Moses
J. Harvey
Mondovi
Wis
Moses
John Byers
J. T Clarke
Margaret Byers
Jeane Dalguy
Meadames White
Sutherland
Starr
Stars
Mid
Iebrook
van Riper
Knoph
McG
Ill
Glass
Edwards
Ronald
Smith
Agnes Mackersie
Anna
Oo Dalguy
Gertrude Me GM
Distinguished guests set to sail from Seattle in April
Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell University will arrive in Seattle early April to attend a banquet and sail on the Kashima Maru on April 10 to Japan. Mise Fitz of Boston will visit Seattle then proceed to Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Pim of Dublin plan April arrival as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dickinson in Adrian Court. Heber Plank will depart for New York and other eastern cities. T. A. D. Jones returns from California with Miss Gladys Stewart leaving Yakima for home after helping her aunt Mrs. Parkin.
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Mrs. Plank
Marjory Graham Brown
Rainier Club
Japan
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Seattle
Island Empire
Mise Fitz
Boston
Walter Scott Fits
Spokane
C. F. Whittlesey
J. Harold Pim
Dublin
Ireland
Alexander Dickinson
Adrian Court
Gladys Stewart
BE. M. Parkin
Yakima
Easter basmar and club meetings at various Seattle venues
Glubs 5 Hotlines Sewing Club and G A R will hold an Easter bazaar at Veterans hall Armory on Wednesday March 1 with luncheon and card games. Officers to be elected at Phinney and Green Lake districts Child Conservation League meeting at 2 pm. Pilgrim Congregational Church Women host musical program at 3 pm. West Seattle Art Club hosts Current Art News and talks. Beattie Day Nursery Association meets at 10:30 am at the YWCA. Coterie Club executive board meeting held.
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Hotlines Sewing Club
Holmes Sewing Club
Ladies of the
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Women's League of
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Women's League of the
Florence Dickson
W. A. Whitman
13Th Ave
C. E. Orr
Walnut Ave
West Seattle Art Club
Mra
A. E. Swain
H. Lerch
Seattle Day Nursery Association
Beattie Day Nursery Association
Thibaud Delights Beattie Audience At Masonic Temple
Jacques Thibaud French violinist delivered a superb recital Monday evening aided by T Grunberg at the piano. The audience of Beattie music lovers praised his brilliant warm tone and Gallic sense of form despite a hall with acoustics unfitting for such art.
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Jacques Thibaud
Masonic Temple
Beattie
Thibaud
Alfred Cortot
Ishin
T. Grunberg
Community clubs hold diverse meets across city venues
Various clubs meet with hostesses from Mrs Thomas Irving to Mrs Whitman at homes on 19th and 13th avenues and at local theatres. Events include readings, matinees, Bible classes, swimming and tennis followed by parties and club programs. A YMCA YWCA linked Acacia night and Phi Mu alumnae gather April 3.
Plans Afoot for Organization of Intermountain Freight Zone
Spokan dispatch reports a plan to organize the entire Intermountain territory between the Cascades and Rockies for the furtherance of short haul freight. Details outline a general federation to coordinate rail and trucking interests, aiming to improve service and reduce costs across Montana Idaho Nevada and Utah.
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Intermountain
Cascades
Rockies
Lucy Writ es to Grant’s Sweethearts in France tale of love letters
Lucy writes to Grant Searle’s other loves from abroad exposing his affairs and promises a divorce, while the narrator reflects on the letters and the impact on marriage. The letters reveal a gallery of photos and a wife's sarcasm toward the women chasing a married man.
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Lucy
Grant
France
Grant Searle
Searle
Dob
Atlantic
Tob
Bayer Aspirin Endorsed for Colds and Aches
Bayer insists the genuine Aspirin be in Bayer packages with proper directions for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatic pain. The name Bayer denotes genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents.
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Bayer
Cheap Meats on Sale for You This Week
Uncle Sam proclaims Meat Week with low prices for Wednesday. Pork steak 26c, beef shank 8c, veal neck 20c, pot roast beef 7 bone chuck 1tc, heavy tucon 3c. Brings a humorous closing line about marrying the best man.
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Sam
Seattle
A Credit Store That's Different
The article extols Cherry's Style Shop at 207 Rialto building over Pig'n Whistle on Second Ave between Madison and Spring. It emphasizes unusual store character, generous credit terms, courteous staff, and a welcoming atmosphere inviting patrons to visit and become acquainted with the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry's
Unuegal
Cherry’s
Rialto Building
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Those Same Old Queries From Sweet Sixteen
Cynthia Grey discusses teen questions about growing up and independence, noting how times have changed. She cites mothers' arguments and teen defiance, urging caution and protection for 16 and 17 year olds. A pupil comments on hour-earlier work plans and its impact on school sleep. An ex-service man praises a column addressing critics and frugal living on $125 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Tom
Harry
Aoushier
Mins Grey
Miss Grey
Gyn thia Grey Letter to Seattle Star Readers
A letter from Gyn thia Grey defends loyalty to her husband, praising resilience after hardship. The writer expresses optimism and age as factors in overcoming challenges, while another correspondent, an ex service man, laments his own struggles and comments on good girls.
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Stuart W.it
Dinner Bridge
McKelvey
Miss Byers
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Watford
Thrift Shop
William W. Harvey
Vancouver
B. C
W. H. Hahlo & CO
Second Avenue
Montown, Pa
Bachrach
Hglubs
Seattle Art Club
Coterie Club Executive Board
The
Coterie
Dr. Caldwell
Ildren
Dr. Cald- Pepsin
Maggie Pepper
Wilkes
Thomas Irving
19Th Ave
N. FE
Madrona Circle Child Conservation League
Mra. R. T. Jobna
East Union
Corner 38Th
Altruistic
Altruistic Club
Mra. A. G. Pike
18Th Ave
Kwan Kwee
Fellowship Club
Acacia Club
Moore Theatre
Cclubrooma
Pilgrim Church
Woman's Century Club
Shaw Wy
L. B. Baldwin
Phi Mu Beattie Alumnae Association
Phi Mu
Phi Mus
Wisconsin Golden Rod Club
A. B. Corey
N. W
Wisconsin
Phinney
Rainbow Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
BR. L. Bronkalla
Barbara Dreyer
Marian Jesmer
Rose Schneider
Donald McClory
E . Bon Marche Women's Club
Women's Club of the
Bon Marche
Lae Ase
United Painless Dentists
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Liberty Theatre
Seattle Star
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