Women Enjoy Bridle Paths And Society Notes
A Seattle column highlights women of prominence taking to riding as a healthful pastime along bridled paths with Mrs. James S. Gold, Mrs. A. S. Taylor, and others. social events include a Moore Theatre box, a Red Cross Jumble Shop dance, and an informal Sunset club tea. The piece also notes military honors, engagements, and arrivals from duty overseas, with several notable names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
James 8. Gold
A. S. Taylor
David
Elbridge Stuart
P. Goss
McEwan
Tom Anna Thomson Milburn
Jus Manning
Moriis
Clinton Douglas
Brick
H. A. Kyer Waterhouse
Mary
Gena Peters
Miss . Collins
Mies Marion Mes Mize Bispeth McEwan
Miso Waterhouse
Helen Foslias
Dorothy McEwan
Milas Oldham
Ellen Mes
I Mother's Happiness Made Perfect
A brief poetic fragment celebrates a mother’s joy and inner peace, expressing gratitude and calm through simple, reverent language. The lines convey warmth and a sense of fulfillment in motherhood.
Buster Bear Looks for Food in Green Forest
Hungry Buster Bear wakes early and roams the Green Forest in a bad mood. He digs an old stump for grubs then notices Sammy Jay approaching with excited cries about Prickly Porky losing his spears. Buster recalls warnings from Sammy Jay and stays alert for danger as he learns from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aster Bear
Buster Bear
Sammy
Buster
Sammy Jay
Reddy
Porky
Individuals Depart for Holidays and Military Posts
Personal notes show Mr R D Merrill leaving for California to join Mrs Merrill and daughters in New York for Easter holidays. Edward Williams departs Portland after visiting his mother and sister, Robert Williams plans indefinite stay, and William Urquart heads from Seattle to Chehalis via San Pedro. Mrs Frederic Struve goes to New York for opera closes six weeks. Mr and Mrs George Nickerson return to Seneca after California visits. Mrs W W Mattson leaves Seattle April 1 for New York to meet a husband traveling from France. I Mattson stationed at Bor deaux base hospital. Dr and Mrs Mattson spend weeks in the East before returning. Mrs Ralph De Voe and son depart Seattle April 1 for Pittsburgh and Washington, then sail for France. Col De Voe commands hospital group at Nantes, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Seagrave
Florence Helliker
New York
R. H. Denny
George Lamping
R. D. Merrill
California
Mrs. Merrill
Eulalie
Virginia
William Urquart
San Pedro
Cal
Seattle
Chehalis
W. W. Mattson
France
I. Mattson
Bordeaux
Mrs. Mattson
East
Ralph de Voe
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
Suffrage Club Meeting Set at Mrs Carrigan Home
The Suffrage club will meet Wednesday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs M J Carrigan 1723 Harvard Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffrage Club
M. J. Carrigan
Harvard Ave
Why Stay Fat You Can Reduce
The article promotes Mar mola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, inexpensive way to shed weight without dieting or exercise. It claims quick losses of two to four pounds weekly and offers direct purchase from the Mar mola Co. in Detroit Michigan through druggists or mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Dried Fruit Recipes From Biddy Bye
Fresh fruit is scarce so dried fruits are eaten instead. Soak raisins apricots apples peaches figs and prunes to rehydrate then simmer until tender. Apricot pudding stews with custard or rice and egg foam. coconut raisin pudding uses oats flour coconut raisins and milk steamed in a mold. Serve with cream custard or sauce.
Lakeside Sunday School Seeks Ground for New Chapel
A reader request from Lakeside Sunday School officers describes outgrowing their home based class with 70 on roll and 26 average attendance. They seek a 20x24 plot between Ford Motor Co and Wasilake to build a chapel and offer to fund construction. They invite contributions from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Ford Motor Co
Wasilake
Aloha
Lakeside Sunday School
Tel
Capitol
Kenwood
Letter to Miss Grey on murder coverage and sympathy
A reader condemns lack of sympathy for Ruth Garrison’s murder victim and scolds prevailing sentimentality toward the murderer. The writer argues murder is worse than other crimes and criticizes the kindness shown to the perpetrator while minor crimes receive less pity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Ruth Garrison
Nick
Mina Grey
Letters to Miss Grey on the Garrison Case
Readers condemn public sympathy for Ruth Garrison in the Garrison Storrs murder case. Correspondents argue strict law enforcement, critique praise for the killer, and call for accountability of all involved including spouses and the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Cynthia Grey
Ruth Garrison
Garrison-Storrs
Mies Grey
Uin
Seattle
Supreme Court
Prince System of Sales Training Aids Women in Seattle Visit
A Boston reformer Mrs Lucinda Wyman Prince created the Prince School of Education for Store Service to raise wages by training women for retail work. She will visit Seattle April 6 for four days at the invitation of the Chamber of Commerce and local educators to present needs and plans for store training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lucinda Wyman Prince
Prince School of Education
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Simons College
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants of
Grace Guild Griffin
Frankie Close Schmidt
Helen McCabe Curtis
Abbie Drew
Winifred Coe
Griffin
MacDougall & Southwick
Hidden in a Diving Suit and a College Prank
A narrator recalls a midnight ruse involving a diving suit and a white ribbon hoax to escape an accusing room mate. She describes slipping from bed, hiding under a bed, and planning dawn departure as her scheme risks discovery in a dark dormitory setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Certeis
Certeis
Corteia
Mariner
Tina
Homemade Lemon Lotion Promises Soft Clear Skin
A creamy lemon lotion blends fresh lemon juice with orchard white to whiten and beautify the skin. Strain the juice, mix about three ounces with three ounces of orchard white, and store for months. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands for soft smooth complexion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Brainerd
Elizabeth Wilcox
Moore Theatre
W. Brown
Frederick Mrs. Corey
W. A
John Wright
Henry Colver
Atlanta
Alvis
Col
Claude C. Ramsay
Lieut G. Ramsau
171St
Marshal Petain
Mrs
Nathaniel Paschall
West Imbro
Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
H. ©. Potter
Tacoma
Josete Kershaw
Robert
Brinkley
Daniel Kelleher
Frances Tupper
Vancouver
Carl F. Gould
Prescott Oakes
Bernard Pelly
Robert 8. Wilson
L. R. Colt
Keith Bullitt
W. S. Peachy
G. W. Albin
T. A. D. Jones
Joshua Green
EB. A. Strout
Rebecca Collins
Rebecca Collins, Mra. J
Terry
Sleigh
Mise L. Watkis
John Erickson
L. Russell
Mins
Wanda Erickson
Carey
W. S. Carey
Winlock Miller
Sunset Club
Claypool-Mix
Grace BE. Claypool
Jean Douglas
Erskine E. Mix
Camp Lewis
Ottawa
Canada
Jumble Shop
Red Cross Jumble Shop
Elaa
Miew Lillian Michaelis
Jay I. Durand
Grace Huff
Ivan Miller
Wilkes
Reads
Mary Delafield
James S. Goldsmith
Equestrienne
Thornton W. Burgess
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Brook
Edward Williams
A. M. Wiliams
Misa Florence Wiliams
Portland
Robert Williams
Frederic Struve
Opera
George Nickerson
del Monte
Seneie
Masterpiece Phonographs
Fourth Avenue
University
United Painless Dentists
Biddy
Texaa
B. Mach
Misa Grey
Storre-Garrison
Miss Garrison
E. P
Gerteis
Ladies’ Musical Club
Mme
Frances
York Metropolitan Opera
San Francisco
Los Angeles
McCormick
Cherry St
Frances Alda
Steinway
Alda
Metropolitan Theatre
Sherman Dray & Co
Third Avenue
Pine
Spokane
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