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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1921
Page
2
Eight year old George Kellogg Crain of Portland leads a 40 piece orchestra at Irvington school. His parents call him the future Sousa of America and the city has granted him the role of official director. His performances draw much comment.
The Broadway guild of the Children's Orthopedic Hospital meets at Mrs. John Bratnaber 1156 Tenth Ave North on Friday May 20 at 2 PM. A silver tea at Mrs. Edgar Ames 1132 Harvard Ave North on Tuesday May 24 features two plays read by Professor Gorsuch. Delta Kappa Epsilon holds its May party Friday May 27 with lawn dinner and dancing for about forty couples. The Denny Fuhrman Guild card party at the Bungalow Inn yesterday drew over six hundred women with a festive program by Magnus Peterson Shrine Chanters and Ruth Osborne Boyer. The University guild hosts a card party and dance tomorrow at the Alpha Sigma Phi House to raise funds for a hospital bed. many volunteers are listed for tasks and coordination.
The Bolm Ballet Intime led by Adolph Holm wowed Seattle Monday with refined dances and a vivid program. Caird Leslie and Margit Lieras impressed alongside Holm in graceful pieces, while four Little Symphony numbers set a lively prelude. The performance, presented by the Ladies' Musical Club, showcased top tier artistry and musical synergy.
Personal Pr Annie Turner and Irene Huee returned home after wintering in Honolulu and Southern California. Mrs John Negley Patterson of Butler, Pa, visits Mr and Mrs William H Hitter for the summer. Loomie Shaw and family moved from New York City to this city. Mr and Mrs Elmer Adame plan to move to Great Falls Montana for the summer. Lawrence Ives left for California by motor for a several week tour. Franks Madden sister Mrs Frederick Lamb of Chicago and F C Thompson with Frances Quigley visit Victoria and Vancouver. Mrs Nathaniel Paschalita visits relatives in Yakima. Carl F Gould to move to summer home near Country Club. Paul M Henry to Highlands for summer. Mia Parsons returns from Mills College Oakland to spend summer vacation with her parents. Mrs E P Orton from San Francisco visits her mother. Mrs George A Smith returns from San Domingo where she stayed three months with Major F D Kilgore and Mrs Kilgore.
A flower sale will be held at the Thrift Shop on Wednesday with Narciesi featured.
A rustic cooking note describes mixing one cup rice with one cup flour and two cups milk with butter and baking powder. The batter is set with one cup milk overnight, then flour and melted butter are added in the morning. Beat, add milk, then fry on a hot griddle until done.
Peel onions and cut thin. Dip slices in a beaten egg with milk. Coat with bread crumbs and fry in deep fat. Drain on paper and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
A fashion note observes a shift to high waistlines in suits with extremely high skirts. The latest designs pair the skirt with a thin color-matched yoke blouse, creating a cohesive silhouette.
Tonight at 8:15 the Cornish School hosts Mme Celia Maud Dellmann in a dramatic soprano recital with works by Chopin Gounod and Mascagni among others. Tomorrow the Temple Chorus of the First Methodist church presents a spring concert to benefit the Children's Orthopedic Hospital endowment and chorus funds with organ and violin solos.
In a fashion note the text notes lace used in purses and pouches shaping new bag styles through the afternoon. The style emphasis highlights lace as a decorative material extending into accessories beyond garments.
A busy schedule features Dr Varry Clackford speaking on the Nutritive Value of Moods at Lincoln Circle of the Child Conservation League at Hungalow church. Many PT A and auxiliary groups hold meetings with speakers, programs, supper and social events across city venues.
As summer progresses taste shifts toward affordable lace options. Readers are advised to choose plainer garments if pricier trims are out of reach and personalize with self-made touches.
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