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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

11

Dinner Hosts Before Sports Clothes Dance in Seattle

Mr and Mrs Backus entertained fourteen cavers with a dinner at the Sunset Club on Saturday evening. The event preceded the Women's University Club's Sports Clothes Dance at the Masonic Temple. Miss Holcomb was honored with a compliment for Miss Teena Holcomb who will soon depart for California for the summer. Mrs Louis Stanton hosted a pleasant Thursday afternoon at her mother's home with 4 to 6 calling hours. Flowers and urns were arranged by several guests. Compliments to Mr and Mrs R I D Merrill followed their return from a long trip as Mr and Mrs Thomas Green hosted an informal dinner on Saturday night.

Leroy M. Brackus Cavers Sunset Club University Club Masonic Temple Teena Tlolcomb California Louis Stanton W. A. M Smith John Dudley Roberts Corwin Wherting Robert McC R. 1D. Merrill Mia Thomas Green

Annual Meeting of Women’s University Club Elects Officers

The Women’s University club held its Saturday afternoon meeting electing Mrs Frank Bayley as president. Trustees for three years are Mrs Alvah Lemuel Carr Mrs Everett Clark and Mrs Thomas R Lyons. Reports from the building committee were read with enthusiasm and the sports clothes dance at the Masonic temple on May 13 was selling tickets and boxes. attendees may obtain tickets from Mrs William Pankhurst Brawley Capitol 1153 or at the door.

Women’s University Club Women's University Club Frank William Pankhurst Brawley Capitol

Latimer Tribute Luncheon Planned by Kathhireen Donahoe

Miss Kathhireen Donahoe hosts a modest luncheon at her home to compliment Mrs. Arthur G. Latimer. Invitations are limited to Mrs. Latimer's close friends for a casual gathering.

Arthur G. Latimer Kathhireen Donahoe Latimer

Weekend House Party and Local Social Events Notes

Miss Margaret Coles hosts a weekend party at her lakefront home with 30 friends, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. William B. Coe and Mrs. Herbert B. Wooley. Long Beach visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Stephenson attend a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James F. Branigan at the Yacht Club. East Highland Drive guild hosts a Bridge Tea for the Orthopedic Hospital benefiting event at Mrs. Philip Tworoger’s home with forty tables and a musical program by local performers. Mrs. Eunice Graham hosts La Boheme Music Club focusing on American negro music at 1924 Sixth Ave. W. Today’s program features various negro spirituals and songs performed by local artists and choirs.

Margaret Coles Lake Washington William Herbert Wooley East Highland Drive Guilds Bridge Orthopedic Hospital Philip Tworoger 29Th Ave J. WwWton Marguerite Brown Ruth Bamford James von Sarah Marguerite Katherine Parshall Olive Conger Dorothy Conger Mina Helen Drever Florence Lombard Eunice Graham la Boheme Music Club Sixth Ave. W

Concert program and charity bridge in aid of hospital

The Ladies' Musical Club presents a Tuesday evening concert at First Baptist with performances by the club chorus and soloists under director Claude Madden, followed by a Benefit Bridge for the Children's Orthopedic Hospital. Proceeds support the Orthopedic Tea Shop and related events hosted by guild members and noted society hosts.

Tvw Ladies’ Musical Club First Baptist Church Horatio Parker Cuthbert Morris Chorua Claude Madden Hattie Edenholm Carlsen Pamterale Fiat Interlaken Guild of the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Te Etving Coffra T. M. Parker

Olive Tablets advertised as a remedy for bad breath

An advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets purify the system and relieve bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver. It asserts the vegetable formula, olive color, and nightly doses of one or two tablets for a week, with prices 15 and 30 cents.

Dr. Edwards

Nine-pins Indoor form of kit tles ages claimed

A fragment notes that ninepins or indoor form of kit tles are said to be at least 7 000 years old.

Women clubs and meetings around Seattle May events

Local clubs list upcoming meetings on May 9 and 11 including Rainier PT A Alki Woman's Improvement Club John Hay PT A and several women’s groups. Activities feature talks on discipline, officer elections indoor carnival planning, bungalow apron dances, sewing, and literary meetings at YWCA and various homes with highlighted speakers and venues.

Alki Woman's Improvement Club Harry MH. James B. W Plana Alki Alki Orthopedic Guild Fruit and Flower Mission

Local social notes list residents and travels

Mrs Reginald Parsone left Thursday for California. Mrs A T Hawley spends four weeks at her summer home in Enetai. Mr and Mrs E B Wright moved to 422 N 63rd. Albert Wagon moving May 15 to Hunt's Point. Miss Felten Igoe and Mrs Stewart left Saturday for a three week trip to California. Dr and Mrs Frederick Adare drove to Bellingham and Vancouver for the weekend. Dr J Burch of Calgary is their guest. Mrs Dockery returns to Camp Lewin after months away due to her father’s death in Newark. Col and Mrs Mockery were formerly at Challenge Their home is Red Shield apartments in Greene Park. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Arnold visited Port Madison.

Mra. Albert Hunt's Point Frederick Adare Hellingham Vancouver B. C Dr. J. Burch Calgary Dockery Oliver Hart Dockery Adjutant General Camp Lewin Augustus H. Helsey Newark Mockery Beattle Camp Lewins Red Shield Greene Park

Harding to Take Vacation at Bea View Golf Club

President Harding plans a five day stay at the Bea View Golf club near Atlantic City beginning Friday as guest of Senator Walter S Edge. The Bea View gathering features speeches by Henry Suzzallo John T Condon Stephen Miller and James Robertson with Frederick Woodbridge Roy Sloan Jay Kidder and Samuel Friedman directing the banquet. The event marks a notable spring social engagement reported from Atlantic City on May 8.

Atlantic City N. J Harding Walter S. Edge Bea View Golf Club Henry Suzzallo University Nathan Mekatein John T. Condon Law School Stephen I. Miller College of Business Administration James P. Robertson Frederick Woodbridge Roy Sloan Jay D. Kidder Samuel Friedman

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Seattle Society Mrs. Backus Mr. and Mrs. Green Harry K Stephenson Long Beach Cal James F. Branigan Yacht Club East Highland Drive Guild’s Bridge Tea la Boheme Faeen Low James Bland Meadames Boswell Fall and Mensett White William Reddick Ark Davia Guion Mra Violet McKay Ball Arthur Farwell Tallaby Robert Terry Ole Uncle Moon Charles Prindle Beatt Mra. KB. C Jenee “Colyne Coleridge Taylor Anton Dvorak Mies Wiikina Boprano Hanjo Irmeaee Srs Mgm Secees William Diechmont Toon, Om, Roon Underneat Moon G. WM. Clutsam Ball Centralito Negro Epirituals T. Burleigh H. T. Burleigh Nathaniel Dett William Arma Fisher Meamete No Negro Wongs O Lawdy Ma Lindy Lou Bowwell Louis T. Mint Frances Cardwell Charles Wesley Cardwell Queen Anne United Presbyterian Church Grady Mre Charies Phiilip Ceott Harieigh Pomberiy Swittiy Francie J. Armentrong Arvilie Heletad Ob Heller Techalhoweky Ib L/ Heure Exquise Bowane Peidowaki Ie Alexander Russell Mintenard ‘Hageman Ellen Bhiton Harrison Mise Dorothea Hopper Ag Quartet Marén Margaret McCulloch Lang Viotte Allee Williams Sherman Heller Collens George Ae la lAke Rea Hastings Duan Ladies’ Musical Club Denny Fuhrman Guild Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Joseph Gottstein Frank Victor A. M. Dickey Robert Fox, Jr Louise Stanton Virginian Sheahan Grace Fischer Nellie Felger Mildred Gertrude Lewis Florida Singleton Gibert Skinner Laurelhuret Guibl Ernest Ekelmen Roddie Floanie Foote Walter Berdan Henry Green G. FE. Stantey Charles T. Jordan Chartes L. T Bowle Interlaken Guild's Card Party Colgate John May John Hay Pot Queen Anne High School Ralph W. Swetman A. M. Fita Social Service Club Mra Pd, K Adama Tenth Ave. N Clentan Club John Donald McPherson Writers’ Club Prickt On Room YW. C. A C. Norman Compton Nellie K. A. Radkina Pamelia Jones Seattle Woman's Club Oliver T. Erickson Belmont Pl Atfp Mme. Wernii Beebe Woman's Civic Club Erickson Room Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club Mothers’ Club Sigma Kappa Morority Prima Lazarus Emma Lazarus Carda Phi Kappa Psi Mothers’ Club Phi Kappa Pat Fraternity Slama Chi Mothers’ Club Chapter House Zeta Pal Mothers’ Club Zeta Pei Mothers’ Club KR. A. Ballinger 38Th Ave Gamma Phi Beta Feattle Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Herbert A. Crowder Kontens Gymmnastic Society Seattle Gymnastic Society Fighthave Myrtle Myrtle Social Club Graded Union Sunday School Seattle Teta Alpha Psi University of Washington New Washington Hotel Reginald Parsone Mra. A Hawley Enetai, Es EB. HW. Wright Cologne N. 63Rd Misa Felten Igoe Mrs. Stewart Flatber Sy Moter Mrs Lawrence Arnold Arthur Latimer Port Madison Humphreys Pablo Beach Century Club Woman's Century Club Washington George D. Schofield Blake DL Milla Ke. W. Campbell F. C. Berenden V. D. Maddocks G. ¥. Barritt F. W. Metsnest Foosta Daily Sea Trixie Friganza Hugo Hall and Dexter Edith Clifford Key Inham Camerons Harry la Vail Mies Merle and Company Marga Waldron Premiere Dansheuse George Halprin Douglas Teenie Werenin Powell Quintette Hibvitt & Malle Jeane Neiltem, Ada Mata Eo Lala Coates Co Heeman M.a.gottstein ACR Oemesmee Second Ave Pike Liberal Personal Gottstein Credit Service Commercial Importing CO Pike ST Slic
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