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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

13

Seattle Society: Local entertainments and a wedding

A social page notes Henry W. Edmonds and Mrs. Edmonds hosting a Fort Lawton buffet for friends praising Mrs. Gray of Portland. Luncheons, teas, and kitchen showers honor brides to be including Miss Fr. Martz. A quiet wedding unites Miss Norma A. Luts and Mr. G. L. Eckstrom at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament followed by a Newhaven trip.

Mr. Gray Henry W. Edmonds Misa FR. Marts John Brokaw William J. Martz Church of the Blessed Sacrament Driscol Norma A. Luts John Luts G. L. Eckstrom J. T. Davia Marquette Michigan Marion Lota James Martin Rockport Wash Eckstrom BE. W. O’keefe Aurora Ave Ralph Nichols Cal Ig

French gown features generous fabric and graceful lines

The article notes a Paris import gown with increased material for length and width, creating graceful lines. It describes tones of blue with gold and rose accents, a flat round neck, and flowing sleeves.

Social notes of local families travel and visits

Personal items list residents and relatives visiting and traveling. Leavitt Bakers of San Francisco arrive Friday to stay with Edgar Berg. Pratt and Castlen families depart for California for about six weeks. Comam and Garam party move to Crystal Springs summer home. Hull plans to return to California. Burton family heads to Spokane for several days. Miller family en route home from the East via Kel l ingham. Boardman returns from New York. Horton women motor to Vancouver for the weekend.

Y W C A Carnival Promises Big Summer Camp Support

Y W C A gearing up for a Friday night carnival in the gym to raise funds for the Luptaméni a summer camp on Hain bridge inland. The event features an Egyptian garden minstrel show score shop a freak show and various stalls with costumed vendors and games. Committee leads include Mrs Arthur C Hallam Herman Ruth Bottomey Sima Herman Jean Smith Frances Stearns Marie Reiker Eunice McAlpin and Katharine Smith from several clubs.

Luptaméeni«a Hain Bridge Iris Mra Arthur C. Hallam Herman Ruth Bottomey Athletic Club Mie Sima Herman Jean Smith Cosmopolitan Club Mine Frances Stearns Fellowship Club Marie Reiker U. B.C Mies Eunice McAlpin Fuhola Club Katharine Smith Kwan Kwee Club

Slim Lines in Fashion: A Smart Uncorseted Silhouette

Fashion note outlines a method to achieve a slim uncorseted silhouette. It describes balancing fit with drape to flatter the figure without a corset and hints at styling tips for a sleek profile.

Women Club Events Share May Activities Across City

A roundup of meetings and programs across Seattle clubs and churches outlines upcoming events. Grace M. church Ald society hosts a carpet fund entertainment with European postcard views. WCTU speakers visit Free Methodist church. University of Washington departments hold open houses. various literary, social and auxiliary groups plan dances, teas, and reviews through May 15 with hostesses and locations listed.

Ald Grace M BR Grace M. J. Church Ladie Ald Society Ronald

Chintz Fabric Favored for Children’s Frocks

A fabric medi um stands out for children’s frocks with its vibrant color blend. The text praises chintz for its beauty and notes extra ornamentation is unnecessary.

Feather bags and gowns in lovely tones for the afternoon

A brief notice notes feather bags pettich against as sage and Muffy afternoon gowns offered in beautiful tones suitable for stylish wear.

Music Amphion Chorus Delights Meany Amphion Audience

The Meany Amphion Society's spring concert featured 99 voices led by Claude Madden in its eleventh season. American composers dominated the program with pieces like Time Bells of Beotland and Loch Leven Love Lament, repeated encores pleasing the audience. soloist May Dearborn Schwab delivered with a refined soprano, accompanied by Anna Grant Dall and Arville Beletad.

Amphion Chorus Meany Amphion Society Claude Madden North Beotland D. Buck Loch Leven H. 5. Robertson Wynken Pfynken Nod Nevin Timber Trail Avery Parker Uet Castila Protheroe May Dearborn Schwab

Kellerd Stars in Macbeth at the Met

John K. Kellerd and company presented Macbeth with Kellerd in the lead using a restrained approach. Critics praised his emotional control and original reading of Shakespearean lines. He will appear Thursday in Hamlet at aShake Shakespeare scholar John B Kellerd praised in a private audience at Holy Names academy before about 200 people.

Kellerd MET Macbeth John K. Kellerd Sasociate Kelliera Les Hamlet John B. Kellerd Holy Names Academy A. J. McCarthy

False Hair Is Back In Modern Fashion

The piece notes a revival of false hair among young women highlighting lightweight porous extensions. It describes the transformation from bulky wigs to practical ties that speed morning dressing and reduce time spent grooming, marking a shift toward utilitarian yet decorative use.

Deprecated craft aims at fermenting season goods

The note reflects a Detroit Free Press line about mature devotion to producing items meant to ferment, signaling a seasonal craft or culinary preparation trend.

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