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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1920

Page

4

MISS CRANE WEDS MR SNEED IN QUIET BETHANY SERVICE

Miss Marganrita Crane daughter of Charlee Crane and Leo Sneed were quietly married Friday at Bethany Presbyterian Church. Rev Richard Vander Laa officiated. The bride wore midnight blue taffeta with roses and sweet peas. Attendant Miss Verna Frye and groom man Wayne Brickey attended. A short wedding journey begins as Mr. and Mrs. Sneed plan residence at The Highlands.

Beulah Mitchell Coutts Society Marganrita Cranes Charlee FE. Crane Leo Sneed Bethany Presbyterian Church Richard Vander Laa Verna Frye Wayne Brickey Mr. Sneed Mrs. Sneed

Visitors and Travelers Taken Up in Local Circles

A stream of visitors and residents, including Parronald Oliver La Farge of New York, Mrs. Pervin Hianeman, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Graves, and Dr. Guy B. Peterkin with niece Marjorie Campbell, pass through Spokane and nearby cities. Several plan travel to California or Europe, with departures noted for Rome and Paris. Easter recess at Moran school begins, and Mrs. Winlock Miller returns tonight from Spokane.

Oliver la Farge New York The City Washington Guy &. Peterkin Marjorie Campbell California

Community notices list Mothers Night and art talks in Ravenna

Ravenna residents read of fathers night at the Ravenna school with a program including singing and lectures. Separate notices advertise Venetian Art in America talks, Windmills of Gerstenhauer, current topics, and social gatherings across multiple local clubs and lodges with dates in early April and tea hours.

Ravenna Bryant IT. A Ravenna School The Borosis Club Federated Mra J. W. Heal, Jr America A. J. Webb O. I. Thorghmaon Gerstenhauer Henry Kauffman Robert Cunningham

Engagement announced for Lilian Donnelly and Lawrence Thompson

Mr and Mrs Albert Donnelly announce the engagement of their daughter Lilian to Lawrence A Thompson. The wedding is planned for after Easter.

Albert Donnelly Lilian Lawrence A. Thompson Kaater

Tea shop hosted by Queen Anne Guild at hospital

The Queen Anne Guild of the Orthopedic hospital will run the tea shop on Thursday with Mrs. R. Knox Roberta as hostess and reception by Mrs. J. D. Hamilton, Mrs. Chris Schwabe, Mrs. BE. G. Henderson, Mrs. Harry Hotchkies, Miss Tiny Jenson, and Miss Dorothy Merrick. An appetizing menu has been arranged.

Queen Anne Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital R. Knox Roberta J. D. Hamilton Chris Schwabe BE. G. Henderson Harry Hotchkies Tiny Jenson Dorothy Merrick

Victory Club Mystery Dance At Masonic Temple

The Victory club hosts a mystery dance this evening at the Masonic temple featuring unusually good music and a specialty titled Mephistopheles ensuring an intriguing program for attendees.

Victory Club Masonic Temple Mephistopheles

Much Bouffancy In Dainty Frocks

Dainty sheer fabrics such as voile organdie and handkerchief linen will be worn this summer. Frocks feature bouffancy with frill and ruffles in matching materials and lace. Organdies in pastel shades with white or black and white patterns are popular. Thin fabrics are trimmed with white organdie casings and collars and cuffs.

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fade-Resistant Color

A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes to transform faded garments including blouses skirts coats and stockings into new looking fabrics. It claims guaranteed rich fadeless color on wool alk linen cotton or mixtures and notes the instruction leaflet explains how to dye over any color. It also recommends consulting a Color Card for matching.

Confessions of a Bride Opens Quietly Shrouded in Jealousy

A wife suspects her husband of infidelity after a stream of foreign letters arrives with no explanation. She recalls their history, the war, and her growing distrust as she guards the home while debating what the letters may reveal. The piece ends with the question of betrayal unresolved.

Bob Lucy Rob Lucy Searle Mexico France Grant Searle

Legitimizing Illegitimate Births in North Dakota Law

A reader column discusses North Dakota's law allowing children born out of wedlock to receive their father’s name and be heirs, with required support and education, and questions whether such a law should apply. The piece reflects on moral questions about sin, family, and the rights of illegitimate children.

Cynthia Grey North Dakota

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