Mrs Robert W Mearns Hosts Luncheon at Sun Club
Mrs Robert W Mearns wife of Colonel Mearns Fortyseventh Infantry stationed at Camp Lewis extends invitation for a private dining room luncheon tomorrow afternoon in Seattle. Mearns, once Ethel a former University of Washington student and Kappa Kappa Gamma sister, returns after eleven years away and will be remembered by intimate Seattle friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W Mearns
Mearns
Camp Lewis
Tom Meaday
Sun Club
Mearna
Seattle
Ethel
University of Washing
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Women of St Mark's Host Tea With Sister Janet Visit
The Women's council of St Mark's invites the parish to a tea at Mrs Joshua Green's home at 4 PM. Sister Janet from St Mary's in Seattle will share experiences from her long church visit work in Chicago and Mis s House. Mrs C D Sum and Mrs J D Lowman will serve at the urns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Joshua Green
Janet
St. Mary's
Seattle
Miss House
Chicago
Sumner
Ore
C. D. Sum
J. D. Lowman
Seattle Society Notes May Events and Weddings
Mrs William Marion Hulbert invites guests to Ruth Hulbert wed ht Ware at Trinity Everett on Saturday at 8 30 pm A reception will follow at 1821 Grand Entertain at Tea Mrs R A Abernathy and Oscar J Charles host tea at Sun Club for Mrs Gibson widow and Mrs David Tyler guest of daughter Mrs Stephen J Chadwick Mrs A W Engle was guest at informal tea at Hotel Sorrento Honoring Rev John D McLauchlan new rector of St Marks church a reception will be held at Mr and Mrs Edwin A Strout home on Thursday May 12 Complimenting Mrs Mary Rees Ing of Chicago guest of her brother Mr Henry A Kyer Mrs Burns Updegraff hosts informal dinner at Rainier club this evening Monday Practice Club meets May 16 at Mrs W L Cottman Bremerton Cynthia Robertson bride of Ensign Charles Dresser Murphy at First Presbyterian Coronado Thelma Miller matron of honor Ensign Richard Glass to home May 13 Ensign and Mrs Murphy will reside at 720 Orange Ave Coronado Little Tea Shop of Orthopedic Hospital Thursday hostess Mrs J H Linton Assisted by Mrs W J O Ren n Mrs Allan Eshelby Mrs I B Ford Mrs William McClaskey Mrs J K Beardsice Mrs Hampton Moran Mrs O J Taylor Mrs Harvey Brown Annual Meeting Women’s University Club to hold election of officers Friday at 3 pm Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs James F Brannigan compliment to Mr and Mrs Robert E B Daly Mount Baker Park Wednesday Luncheon Club met today Open house May 13 for University of Washington home economics art architecture departments 3-6 and 7-9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marion Hulbert
Ruth
Ht Ware
Trinity
Everett
Hulbert
John D. MclLauchlan
St. Mark's Church
McLauchlan
Edwin A. Strout
Cynthia Robertson
Tracy Robertson
Charles Dresser Murphy
F. L. Stephens
Newman
First Presbyterian Church
Coronado
Angus Cameron
Arthur Nordhoff
Thelma Miller
Richard Glass
Ensign
Orthpedic Hospital
J. H. Linton
W. J. O'Renn
Allan Eshelby
I. B. Ford
William McClaskey
J. EK. Beardsice
Hampton Moran
O. J. Taylor
Harvey Brown
Knickerbocker Club to Stage Parewell Spring Informal
The Knickerbocker club plans a Parewell Spring Informal at the Shrine auditorium in the Masonic temple Saturday evening May 7. It will close the winter season with an elaborate dance, organized by a committee including Trafford Huteson Hugh Whitelaw Stephen Haynes Irvin Harkness Ralph Pender Ben McNeil Justin Haynes George Herz and Wilfred Chance.
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Knickerbocker Club
May Dancing Party by Young Ladies Institute
The Young Ladies Institute hosts a dancing party at the Knights of Columbus hall on Friday evening May 6. Patronesses include Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and other prominent couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Institute
Knights of Columbus
William O'Brien
J. Duncan
M. B. McBride
J. A. Benshoop
S. L. Stanley
J. R. Manning
Victory club holds first informal dance of summer in Leeds pavilion
The Victory club hosts its first informal summer dance at the Leeds pavilion this evening with committee members Vernon Klepper Oscar Seigar and John Milner in charge. The Seattle Civic Improvement club plans its reciprocity reception at the Federated clubhouse tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm with M J Fohn chairing arrangements and Helen Jane May greeting guests. A musical program will entertain attendees and guests are asked to wear club colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club
Leeds Pavilion
Vernon Klepper
Oscar Seigar
John Milner
Eer
Seattle Civic Improvement Club
Federated Clubhouse
M. J. Fohn
Helen Jane May
Interlaken Montlake Improvement Club
Yacht Club
R. J. Vandewall
Love Apples in Canape Marcelle by Chef Camille Kurtz
Philadelphia chef Camille Kurtz promotes love apples or tomatoes in Canape Marcelle. Six hollowed love apples filled with celery apples sardines green and red peppers and mayonnaise, served on lettuce with watercress garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Kurtz
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Ruches Back Wraps Evolve Into Fluffy Garment Trends
Ruches atop wraps are seen frequently, echoing styles from years past but now much fluffier. In some cases ruches spill from wraps and form a distinct garment of their own.
Paris Fashion Notes Show Hemlines Descending
Paris fashion reports a trend where hems lower and dresses feature longer trains. Some gowns drape with tassel-like tails or sashes, creating a coordinated, luxurious silhouette across designs.
Paris models showcase held in hem lace and lavender
In Paris models present a couture detail with tarnished silver lace over pale lavender skirts and blouses. Silver ribbons at the waist add a charming finish to the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Social Notes of Arrivals and Departures Across Town
Personal Dr and Mrs Alexander Black depart for Boston after a week with the Shanks. Mr and Mrs JE Frost of Gold Bar visit relatives Edwin C Ewing and C K Swarthaugh in Seattle. Judge and Mrs Bal linger stay a few days in Wenatchee. Mrs John N Wahl of Indianagors returns to California. See Mr and Mrs Adam Beeler head for San Francisco and a southern motor trip for a month. Mrs Melvin J Carter visits from Renton City. Mr and Mrs J Franklin Froaaier plan to move to their summer home O Wy Hee on Lake Washington. Frederick Charles Johnstone returns from Ketchikan. Mrs Reginald Parsons goes to Colorado Springs for two weeks. Mrs Richard Lane and children move to Lincoln Beach for summer. Mr and Mrs A W Eate stay at Hotel Sorrento then Lake Chelan for summer. Mr and Mrs Robert FB Daly of Rochester NY have moved here and taken an apartment at the Maximilian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FB. Daly
Rochester, N. Y
The
Maximilian
Dressing to Color Your Look with Natural Pleats
Advice on coordinating skin tone and hair with a pongee dress and hat accents. Recommends a gold palette with natural tones, blue eye trim, and a pink hat detail slightly deeper than the cheeks. Encourages subtle harmony between clothing and personal coloring.
Lines in Veils Show New Weaving Plaid and Dots
The piece notes several newly devised veils featuring a plaid effect from clever weaving and a design where dots graduate large at the chin to shield the eyes. It highlights inventive textile patterns in veil fashion.
Blossoms of Jade Open in New Novelty Shops
Spring flowers with lasting appeal bloom from white jade bowls in novelty shops. The blossoms are made of white Chinese jade or amber, while the foliage gleams in bright green jade.
Ivory gowns and pearls lead wedding fashion in May
New York May 4. Brides prepare for June nuptials planning gowns for themselves and attendants. Ivory matin and ivory brocaded velvet dominate, with sleeveless options and low necks. Simple pearl auras frame tulle veils for a classic bridal look.
Tops in the Season: Beets Cooked With Greens
The article advises using beet greens and roots together, noting tender tops belong to the season and suggesting spinach lovers try young beet greens prepared like other greens. It adds a light anecdote about a husband with a garden and being given the discarded beet tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Door Yard
Pantages Features Lively Bill With Variety Acts
This week at the Pantages offers Staley and Mierbeck in a striking transformation from blacksmith shop to drawing room with music and humor. The Royal Peking troupe performs magic and balance acts, The Five of Clubs showcases club throwing with a young woman, Lac Morse showcases a range singing Do You Remember. Benny Harrison and Rose Robinson present Daily Delivery with song and dance. The Paramount Four provide vocal and instrumental numbers. The Chandon Trio features a man and two pretty girls in aerial thrills. The Pantagescope airs Velvet Fingers episode nine.
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Pantages
Staley
Mierbeck
Royal Peking Troupe
Five of Clubs
Lac Morse
Benny Harrison
Rose Robinson
Paramount Four
Morris Leads One Act Travesty at Loew's Palace Hip
William FE Morris former Seattle stock favorite returns to headline a new one act travesty Did You Vote at Loew's Palace Hip with George L Spaulding Ella Clay. Tommy Van Sara Vernon present a vaudeville mix with Sherman Van Hyman and Play and Cauleton. Frank Hartley jugglery act and Neal Hart in Hell's Oasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Morris
Seattle
Old Grand Theatre
Lols
Loew's Palace
George L. Spaulding
Ella Clay
Tommy van
Sara Vernon
Sherman
Van
Hyman
Play
Cauleton
New York
Frank Hartley
Neal Hart
Hell
Fried Rice Recipe From Scrambled Notes
Two cups cooked rice with green pepper and ham plus eggs. Slice ham into matchstick strips, mince pepper, melt bacon fat, cook ham if uncooked, crack eggs to fry, add rice and pepper, season with onion and celery salt. Stir fry until each grain lightly fried, brown bottom, then fold like an omelet.
Mrs Max West Advises Northwest Mothers on Child Care
United States children’s bureau expert Mrs Max West answer questions on child welfare for healthy infants in Seattle. She urges regular feeding, warns against overfeeding, addresses colic remedies, summer clothing for toddlers, and cautions about medical procedures only when a physician deems necessary.
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Max West
United States Children’s Bureau
Northwest
Mia
Max Wat
the Star
Seattle
Mis
Olen
New Fall Finishes Signal Silk and Kitten's Ear Fabrics
Buyers learn that fall and winter wear will feature crepe family silks with pebble textures and kitten's ear fabrics. Kitten's ear drape friendly lines dominate, with kitten's ear brocade offering two tone designs for autumn vogue.
Lace fashions adorn gay hats with cherries and black lace
The description notes hats decorated with cherries and draped in soft black lace that often reaches the elbow. The lace covering varies with outfits and styles as the trend progresses.
Rosebud Wreaths Adorn New Dance Frocks
Tight wreaths of pink rosebuds complement dance frocks in gray black yellow jade and sometimes russet. The floral accents appear as a stylish accessory and add a vivid touch to the attire.
Lemon Bleach Lotion Promises White Skin For All
An advertisement touts a lemon based lotion made from two lemons and three ounces Orchard White sold in drug stores. It claims to whiten the face neck arms and hands with daily massage and promises a clear rosy white complexion plus freckles sunburn and tan bleaching without irritation. It cites famous stage beauties as users.
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Seattle Society
Sunset Club
Women's Council of
St. Mark’s Church
R. A. Abernathy
Com R Abernathy
U. 8S. N
Oscar J. Charles
Charles
Sunclub
Admiral Gibson
David Tyler
Stephen J. Chad
A. W. Engle
James A. Kerr
J. W. Crowder
Hotel Sorrento
Enetai
Mrs. McLauchlan
Rainier Club
Mary Rees Ing
Henry A. Kyer
Burns Updegraff
W. L. Cottman
Bremerton
Miss Robertson Wedson
Women's University Club
James F. Brannigan
Robert EB. Daly
Mount Baker Park Wednes
Mra J. A. Hyde
J. Will Jones
A. H. Kellogg
W. B. Gippie
University of Washington
Detroit
He Club
Alexander Blackburn
Mrs. Corwin
Boston
Mana
Judge
Mrs
Richard A. Ballinger
Wenatchee
John N. Wahl
Indianagors
B. C. Brier
California
Adam Beeler
San Francisco
Melvin J. Carter
Renton City
E. Hester Guile
J. Franklin Froaaier
O-Wy- Hee
Lake Washington
Aee
Frederick Charles Johnstone
Ketchikan
Alaska
Reginald Parsons
Colorado Springs
Richard Lane
Lincoln Beach
A. W. Eate
Fe:net
Lake Chelan
Ravenna PT. A
George B. Vreeland
Department of Education
Ravenna
PT. A
Mies Lenore Wall
Sororis Club
G. H. Hough
Borosix Club
Rainier Grand Hotel
Annette Kelly
Lowell School
Robert KE. Lee
C. Myers
Queen Anne Ave
Robert EF. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hawthorne PT. A
Alpha Club
G. H. Appleton
EB. Highland Drive
Women's Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Rainier-Noble Post
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Freja
Ladies’ Social and Charitable Club
Emil Parker
Peterson
Mra
Hannah Lewis
Elderbloom Club
Knights of Pythias
Third Ave
Virginia
Practical Psychology Club
Butler Hotel
East Union Club
W. Mclean
Stroud Ave
Pythian Littern Past Chief Association
Ruby Green
Sixth Ave
Michigan Apple Blossom Club
G. E. James
N. 48Th St. Lancheon
Nineteenth Cent
Nineteenth Century Literary Club
Eae Dial
William T. Sherman
William T. Sherman Cirele
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall
Freemont
Woman's Century Club
I. C. Hatcher
12Th Ave. W
Mra. F. L. Averill
35Th Ave
Mra. A. C. Blago
F. T. Rutherford
H. C. Seynel
Sorosis Club
Sorosia Club
Fortson-Thygesen
Mra. L. Mt. John
Aurora
Hkvelles Tea
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Temple
Red Cross
Ned Crose
Jumble Shop
Whitworth School
Westlake Ave
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Beat.le Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle Grade Teachers’ Club
Beattle Grade Teachers’ Club
Broadway High School
Interlaken
Montlake Improvement Club
Seattle Phi Mu Alumnae Association
Satte Phi Mu Alumnae Association
Northold Inn
Phi Mu
Clara Horton
Daughters of Veterans
Irene Blue
University District
Matinee
James & Merrihew
Eitel
Pike
MME
Wfants
Invalids
Horlick’s
Cecil Ready
Syracuse, N. Y
George M. Oyster
Oyster
Atlantic City
W. E. Morris
Palace
Rvin
Gay
Centralia, Wash
Nalgen Chemical Co
Nalgen
Rosebuds
Lemons
Mose
LOS Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Walter Henry Rothwell
W. A. Clark, JR
Elisabeth Rothwedlee
Fe Richard Bahlig
Plantet “Iguane
ARENA
Mme. Both
Weil
Porn
Pye
John Spargur
Sherman, Clay & Co
Third and
Pine
Cecile
Pine ST
Gage—Rawak
Cupid
Fisk
Bendel
Cecile Millinery
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