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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
9
The article highlights an Lancry Paris afternoon dress in champagne taf feta velvet with black satin. A lace panel in the skirt adds a rich, novel touch to the model, signaling the season's frill trend and distinctive style.
Dr. EB.Smith and Chas Barrow, two missionaries, trek from San Francisco to New York preaching the gospel. They carry nothing for the journey, rely on God, sleep under stars or in bunk houses, and return gifts to missions they visit. They seek to reach farers along the road with faith and prayer.
Judge William Hickman Moore will discuss the proposed city charter at the regular Seattle Commercial Club luncheon tomorrow.
A dance at the Hippodrome tonight invites the Washington crew to a regular, honest event in a downtown hall. Admission starts at 50 cents, rising to 60 cents after five turns. patronesses from the university social set are expected to attend as the group marches toward Poughkeepsie.
The estate of the late Alfred H. Anderson, a Seattle lumberman, valued at about four million dollars, was bequeathed to his widow Mrs. Agnes Healy Anderson in a will admitted to probate yesterday by Judge Frater.
Government operative J F Stratter seized a counterfeit operation valued at two to two thousand dollars in Washington and British Columbia after months of work sparked by a street card found on Frank C Bright alias Frank Berger who was wounded on April 30. The gang reportedly passed ten thousand dollars in ten months. Stratter believes five foreign suspects operated the plant with Bright denying involvement.
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