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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1921
Page
11
The Sunset Club hosts a Wednesday afternoon 3 o'clock musicale with Bruce Morgan soprano Ruth Kendall violinist and Edna as accompanist. Hostesses are Mrs J Chadwick and Mrs John Bleep.
Grace Evelyn Martz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Martz wed Cecil Lane Fry of Davenport in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev W R Spicker officiated in a setting decorated with narit es and Scotch broom, with a georgette crepe gown and shell pink embroidery. A reception followed the vows, and the couple planned a June 1 home in Davenport.
Miss Ruth Hulbert daughter of Mrs. Marion Hulbert of Everett wed Mr Dwight Ware of Seattle in Trinity Episcopal Everett on Saturday evening. Rev Edgar Rogers officiated at 8 30 with lilies and palms decor. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home and guests included out of town acquaintances.
Mrs Charles Herron hosts a tea with attendants from Washington Square and Port Townsend clubs. Mrs Henry Landes plans a Bunset luncheon before a musicale, while the Mme.less school stages the May 26 evening program directed by Mrs Ida M. Peyser featuring the drama department and a student trio with local musicians. Tickets available at the door.
The Washington State Association of the City of New York held its last regular meeting on Monday May on Governor's Island. Unfinished business was disposed of and summer plans outlined. A resolution supporting the Navy club passed unanimously along with an endorsement of the Women's Roosevelt Memorial Association. Social events followed, including teas, card party proceeds for charity, and a Cotterie Club luncheon with toasts on many topics.
An advertisement offers Zemo for 1.00 a large bottle promising rapid relief from eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, and blackheads. It claims the penetrating antiseptic liquid clears skin without greasing or staining and is said to be dependable when other methods fail. The ad cites the E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
A long schedule of club meetings and events in Seattle includes Ballard High School P T A program with violin and piano solos, Mothers' club of Sigma Chi at the Chapter House, Caleidh Club luncheon at Yacht club, Writers' club readings at Y W C A, Native Daughters board party at Panama Café, variousAuxiliaries and societal gatherings with dates in May 24 and early May, plus Shrine Pilgrimage and Olympic era civic events. Leaders include Mrs. Kathryn Atwood and Miss Elizabeth Marande berry, among others.
Mrs Priscilla Treat and Miss Loyal Treat, former Westlake students in Los Angeles, will arrive home about June 2. Mrs D E Dunbar returns tonight after a Portland visit. Mrs Gerald Todd of Tacoma visited town with Doria Mitchell and Henry Hibbard and plans to join Catherine Joyce, returning Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John D Farrell and Miss Helen Farrell departed Quebec today aboard the Empresa for England. Mrs Edith Prosch, wintering in California, visits her sister Mrs August Anderson. Miss Fhytie Hamlin visits Portland for a month. Mr and Mrs A R B Hager drove from Vancouver to spend the weekend with friends. Mr Clinton Deougtan visited Port Angeles on business for several days. Mrs Milton G Sturgis and daughter Miss Seabel spent the weekend in Victoria, BC.
Designers draw from Spain for frocks with full skirta and ball trim ming recalling the flying skirta of a Spanish dancer. The piece highlights narrow streets and wide skirts as motifs shaping fashion.
Constance Horn contralto performs this evening at First Methodist Church with Canadian pianist Gladys Rezeau Phillips and violinist Claude Madden. The program includes a selection of classical works by Bach, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Dessau, and Cadman among others.
The article notes a new small hat material toile de noleil similar to straw on horsehair but lighter and more supple. It comes in colors.
Guidance emphasizes placing knives in a drawer or on a shelf with the handle visible to reduce accidents. Proper visibility and placement are encouraged to minimize injuries from sharp blades.
This week at the Moore venue the Marmein sisters deliver exceptional dancing with piano by David Behooer, a rare musical talent. Other acts include Connolly and Frances on mouth organ and ukulele, Tial Parker and Ann Mutler with a Hebrew sketch, and a martonetten whirlwind titled La Petite Cabaret. The program offers several strong numbers and remains worth viewing.
A musical comedy oddity titled Sweeties headlines at Loew's Palace Nip with a young woman engaged to three men preparing to sail for France. The Diag troupe of tight wire performers, agile young man, and three pretty girls provide acts alongside catchy songs by Hielen Vincent. World Apart features Toto Hammer and company in contortion acts with Farene O'Tirien and Olive Tell in the cast.
A vintage recipe describes pineapple pudding using water pineapple juice and sugar thickened with corn starch. Heat ingredients in a double boiler then add egg yolks beat whites fold in pineapple pieces bake until browned and serve hot or cold with whipped cream.
Soft suedes are replacing brocade, while beaded bags remain popular. The trend notes that beaded bags continue to be in evidence and are gaining popularity as summer proceeds.
An advertisement emphasizes dressing well to influence personality. Cherry's Easy Payment Store in Seattion offers men’s and women’s apparel on flexible terms to fit all budgets. Located on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, 207 Rialto Building above the Pig’s Whistle.
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