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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
15
Alston Hole hosted a society luncheon for twelve guests at the Golf Club with three tables of bridge. Fred R. Loomis is to oversee an informal tea Friday afternoon honoring Trick Parnell Clark newly returned from a year in California. Mrs. Clark’s and Mrs. F. M. Dudley will preside.
A Seattle joint committee plans a grand Armory event dubbed the American banner ball. All proceeds go to buy national flags for schoolrooms, with Fort Worden band loaned for the occasion and Col Hubbard leading the grand march. May 12 street booth sales outline tickets.
Chester reappears and tells Mr Lorimer all, including his love for Mile. Vanderlyn and the nurse. Chester explains he burned in the hospital fire while chasing Mile. Vanderlyn and that Heloise Vanderlyn was buried as Mrs. Robert Lorimer. Lorimer has handed the case to police and detectives and vows to pursue answers.
A vintage ad explains a freckle remover using lemon juice and orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. It promises clear and smooth skin with daily face neck and hand massage, claiming low cost and no irritation.
Mrs Fran Cette P Maring assistant juvenile court judge addressed the King County Legislative Federation meeting on Monday. An election of officers was held with Emma Hayggnan as vice president L K Pastrovich as recording secretary and Mary Nauman as treasurer. A basket picnic and the annual luncheon are planned for June and two weeks remain until the luncheon. Company C and Wash Inf National Guard will perform at the armory on Friday May 9 with tickets 6 cents. admittance is free for ladies. Adame Military band provides the music and a Camp Fire Girls committee was formed to establish a camp.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority hosts a tea for district president Mrs. K. KR, Jinnett of Reardan Web with hand mothers, fraternity reps, and alumnae. Alpha Chi Omega plans a tenthirty informal dance with twenty couples. Kappa Kappa Gamma holds a formal dinner dance at the New Washington hotel with fifty couple invitations. patrons include Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and others.
A bold call urges readers to walk in or call today for four free examinations. The message promises no charge and prompts patients to learn their standing after the visit.
Mrs. Richard Merrill returns from five months in New York with Mr. Merrill joining in San Francisco before Beattie. Mrs. Eldridge H. Stuart and baby depart for Portland for three weeks. A string of visitors and departures from Seattle includes Mrs. W. K. Thomas, Mrs. William F. Harper, Commander Uberroth and family, Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs. Salmon and children, Mrs. Horace Hardy, Mrs. Max Smith, Miss Katherine Jerome, and others visiting Oakland, Lake Crescent, North Yakima, Vancouver, and stops en route to California and the East.
The newspaper notes that Club Notices appear on page four of today’s Lesue edition.
J Takahara and his wife were arrested at 11 o clock Tuesday night by dry squad operatives and later released on $1,000 bail after their home at 7019 Ninth Ave was raided. A new copper still was confiscated.
The advertisement urges reconstruction era leadership by iron in the blood. Peptiron is promoted as iron with pepsin to strengthen blood nerves and digestion, improve complexion, and boost health and cheer amid exposure and fatigue.
A reader writes of postwar readjustment seeking available jobs and urges embracing any work while praising Red Cross aftercare. A second letter attacks obscene lyrics, laments lax musical taste, and advocates music education reform and a national jazz movement with a proposal for a large Jazzfest and a Queen Jazzorette contest.
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