Social Calendar Notes for Seattle Society Events
Seattle Society items announce a series of forthcoming gatherings. Mrs. Struve hosts a Friday evening beauty story event with a screen, Mrs. Avery plans a bridge tea on April 4 at her Queen Anne home, and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill host a dinner dance at Seattle Golf Club. Additional teas, birthday observances, and brides-to-be events are listed with hostesses and participant names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Struve
Anna Sewell
Merrill
Thomas Merrill
Seattle
William A. Avery
Queen Anne
Avery
Charles A. Kinnear
Wil H. Howard
Paschal
Edgar L. Webster
H. Gilman
Exigarita Webster
Ne Howard
Dorothy Avery
Margaret Avery
Bush
John K. Bush
Musical Art Society
Clef Club
Brone Sais C. Beck
Interlaken Guild of the Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Yacht Club
Hugh A. Baird
George W. Rourke
Seattle Golf and Country Club
Golf Club
Golf and Country Club
Louis H. Moore
Eighty Four Years Young Luncheon at Miss Brown’s Home
A refined luncheon for Mrs. Brown marks her eighty fourth birthday with fourteen covers on Queen Anne hill. Emma Stephenson and Harriet Parkhurst headline toasts. Arthur Foster composes a commemorative poem. Miss Evelyn Hall assists with hospitality and a guest list including many long-time friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Alice Brown
Martha
Emma Stephenson
Harriet Parkhurst
Elihu Coleman
Arthur Foster
Arthur A. Foster
Evelyn Hall
Miss Brown
Martha Brown
Elizabeth Kenaga
Matilda Hughes
Adelia Dayton
Rachel Marbie
Isabel Kirkwood
Anna Ough
Eleanor Search
Joseph Knott
John Green
Mary Hough
Catherine Groff
Howard Mann
Minnie Meeker
Emma Anderson
Engagement Announced At Quiet Tea for Miss Mahoney
Miss Camille Mahoney announces her engagement to Mr. Walter James Ward at a home tea. Guests wore boutonnières and received news cards. Both families listed with education details and no date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mahoney
Camille Mahoney
George William Mahoney
Col
Walter James ‘Ward
J. W. Ward
St Johns
New Brunswick
Mary Cecilie Kane
Joseph FP. Cronin
Raymond Quigley
Everett
Charlies H. Castien
John H. Hood
Bertha Fairbanks
Emily Hall
Ann Agnew
Francis Gorman
Robert Sherwood Gillespie
Mises Mahoney
Sacred Heart College
Detroit
Mee Ward
St. Dunstan's University
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Seattle Women’s Clubs to honor Miss Hosford at Tea
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs hosts a tea and reception for Miss Hester Hosford at the Hotel Washington Annex on Thursday from 3 to 6 pm. Committee members include Mrs. Henry Landes and Mrs. Wilson F. Gay. Miss Hosford will speak on developing a Greater Seattle. invites extend to all men’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Hosford
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Washington Annex
Hester Hoeford
Henry Landes
Wilson F. Gay
George H. Dalton
Wilson
R. Gay
Hester Hosford
Claire Kitchern Tripp
Erma Farrar Bauer
A. A. Hilton
Anna Marie Bruegrerhoff
B. Cooper
Nathan Eckstein
Lewia Mendal
Agnes Winn
Robert Mille Mivans
William Mittleberger
Mies
Seattle
Various club meetings listed in Queen Anne district
A compilation of upcoming events in Seattle area clubs and organizations with dates and venues. Includes Queen Anne Fortnightly Club at Edward L Blaine residence, Practical Psychology Club at Butler Hotel reading room, Seattle Day Nursery at Saint Paul apartments, Nineteenth Century Literary Club at Salerno corner Boylston and Marion, Baltic Lodge 1 musical program March 31, Minute Women's reconstruction aid meeting March 31, Robert E Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy progressive bridge tea March 31, Social Dance Drill Team 649 Neighbors of Woodcraft March 31, Providence Hospital Alumnae informal dance, Seattle Marathon Guard card party at Panama cafeteria, Red Cross nursing classes at multiple locations, Forteon Thygenen Auxiliary relief meal March 31, Elite Social Club hard times dance March 21, and Corking Cushing corps luncheon.
Three Life Stages Mark a Woman’s Career and Health
An old advertisement argues that three life stages shape a woman's career and health. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable natural remedy for illnesses arising during these periods and notes nearly fifty years of successful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Through with wishing
A woman declares she has stopped wishing and will buy on credit at Cherry's, offering coats suits and dresses on a promise to pay. The ad notes the store is at 307 Rialto Building on Second Ave between Madison and Spring near the Pig and Whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Cherry
Rialto Bldg
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring
Dl the Pig'n Whistle
Community Club and Clubgirl Activities Report
Meeting at Mrs. A L Andersons home postponed to March 21 to hear Jerome Shaffer speak with a moving pictures demonstration and discussion on purchasing options. Lady Artimans meet April 1 at 1pm. Wetomachick Campfire girls host Easter party and celebrate birthdays with games. April plans include hikes and a museum trip at the Forestry Building on the university campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Plt
A. Rainier PT. A
Jerome’ Shaffer
Artivans
Artimans
A. Leland
Chilberg Ave
Anna Marie Bruegeerhoff
Elsie Schubert
Agnes Phelps
Grand Council
Olive Gleason
Kathryn Schneider
Margaret Kindred
Charlotte Hoskins
Margaret Dervin
Marion Hutchinson
Forestry
Miss Brueggerhoff
James W Houck Awarded 1350 By Industrial Insurance
James W Houck of Seattien receives 1350 dollars from the industrial insurance commission for the loss of his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
James W. Houck
Seattien
Industrial Insurance Commission
Social Roundup of Visitors and Travelers in the Northwest
Local society notes list residents and guests traveling between San Francisco Vancouver Seattle Bremerton and Portland. Names include Mr Alexander McClure Mell Mrs Charles J Monson Mr Peter Vachon Miss Pryscilla Hopcroft Mrs Marion Cummings Mrs Charles B R Sanders Mr W M Henry Mr Guy Porter Dr Charles Engels Mrs Hal Johnstone Mr C C Carpenter Lucile Gott Doris Robinson Katherine Crawford Cynthia Robertson and Admiral Field. Also announced births and upcoming visits with formalities and ball plans in Bremerton and Ismaquah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Pryscilla
Mise Travers Hopcroft
Marion Rh. Cummings
Vancouver
B. C
Katherine Crawford
Cynthia Robertson
Bremerton
H. A. Field
Field
Mine Field
Wuest
Mra Woeert
Vegetable salad and a trio of news briefs
Recipe instructions mix carrots turnip celery root and canned peas and beans with mayonnaise for a vegetable salad. Separate boil and dice beets then combine. Also brief notices from Athens Greece about Crown Prince George and his bride with mumps and a fire destroying an interstate cotton compress in Oklahoma City with losses around 570000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
George
Mrs Max West Advice On Caring For Children
Mrs Max West a United States children bureau expert and mother answers Northwest mothers questions on child welfare without medical or feeding diagnosis. She urges fortitude and a calm inflexible approach to train a spoiled child with careful physical checks before training and notes diet outdoor play as key. Questions cover bowels teething sleep and diaper care with caution against medicines without a doctor's rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
United States Children's Bureau
Northwest
Ferail
Max Wert
WTA
Woman hypnotiststeals spotlight at Pantages this week
Madame Zulieka billed as world’s only woman hypnotist appears at the Pantages. She performs with a willing subject while Joe Thomas Saxo-Tetts provide lively music. Hector the poodle and a fox draw laughs as Gladys Sloan sings in gowns and Fred Soreman charms. The Four Palidens and Rosaires present variety acts with lamp jumping and wire work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Zulieka
Joe Thomas
Gin
Hector
Fox
Gladys Sloan
Fred Soreman
Paldrens
Rosaires
New Bill at Palace Hip Mixes Science and Comedy
Fred I Steine and company headline Loew's Palace Hip show tomorrow blending science and humor. Brady and Mahoney headline a comic sketch The Hebrew Sailor the Commander. Frank Rose and Thorn develop The Yale Boy and the Girl. Doe and Neville present After the Game as a sketch. The Plunger is the feature photoplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred I Steine and Company
Loew's Palace
Brady and
Mahoney
Commander
Frank Rose
Thorn
Doe
Neville
Wilbur
Girlie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Mrs. Avery
Alice Swope
Bonnie Bell Ruth Martin
Grace
Mrs. Wells
Kathleen
Robert R. Fox, Jr
Siebert
Laura Parsons
Dorothy
Gladys Jurgenson
Trawick
Eva Eng
Elaine Culliton
Charles R
Pullman, Wash
A. W. Pratt
Queen Anne Hill
New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
Henry van Went
Helene Martin
Grace Corbett
Edward L. Blaine
W. Highton Drive
Practical Psychology Club
Butler Hotel
At & Co
Seattle Day Nursery
Abner Brown
Saint Paul Apartments
Nineteenth Century Literary Club
Apartment K
Salerno
Boylston Eve
Marion St
Baltic Lodge No
LO. G. T
Virginia
Minute Women's Committee
Stuart Building
Robert FE. Lee
Robert E. Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woodcraft
Eighth Ave
Olivest
Providence Hospital
Knights of Columbus
Seattle Marathon Guard
Panama
Third Ave
The
Maccabees
Red Cross
Lakeside Hospital
Whitworth School
Brighton Beach
Broadway High School
Girlen
Knights of Columbus Hall
Yesler Library
Thysesen
Mra
Rebekah Lodge
Jackson «St
Corking Cushing Corps
House of Character
Bolivia
Seneca
Gatelys
Mra. A. L. Anderson
Mth Ave
N. W
Wetomachic&i
Campfire Girls
Alexander McClure Mell
San Francisco
Charles J. Monson
Portland
Peter Vachon
California
Thomas KF. Phippr
Spokane
Charles BR. Sanders
Henry Arthur Pratt
Ismaquah
Mrs. W. M. Henry
Los Angeles
Guy Porter
Porter
Charles F. Engels
Tacoma
Gerald Varink
Hal Johnstone
Beattie
C. C. Carpenter
Lucile
Edgar N. Gott
Swedish Hospital
Merrill Robinson
Hitl
Doris
Brown Cass
Oklahoma City
Okla
Interstate Cotton Compress
Lees
Boldt
Pantages
Palace
Albert Hansen
James & Merrihew
Pike
Marcel
Butler School of Hairdressing
Second Avenue
Elliott
East
Sri
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