Seattle society wedding of Miss Grace Fischer and Mr George Krits
Relatives report the wedding of Grace Fischer to George Krits at the Fischers home with Rev. Sidney Morrin officiating. Attendants included Best Man Henry Goode of Portland and maidens Doris Fischer and others. the couple plans a motor trip and home at 1633 36th Ave. Kribs is a Yale graduate. The event featured orchids delphiniums and Ophelia roses. The ceremony followed by a breakfast and reception with notable guests from Seattle and Portland.
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Grace Fischer
George Alson Krits
Frederick Kribs
Portland
George Fischer
Sidney Morrin
Henry Goode
Krite
Florence
Barbara Fischer
Robertarey
Mary Collins
Doris Fischer
Marage
George T. Myers
K T. Fincher
Kiibs
36Th Ave
Rm. Kribs
St. Nicholas School
Kribe
Yale
Fred Kribs
Edwards
James Frady
Margaret Deahl
Hotel
Washington
George A. Kriba
Social and charitable events from Seattle tennis club year
The Seattle Tennis Club opens social activities with a Saturday tea from 3 to 6 pm led by Mrs J Douglas. The guest list includes Mrs R A Ballinger Mrs Burke Mrs Alfred H Anderson Mrs J DR Lowman Mrs Alton W Leonard Mrs Joshua Green Mrs R D Merrill and Mrs Thomas Green among the hostesses. Young guests include Misses Dorothy Allen Frances Branin man Laura Emory Betty De Voe Janet and Claire Sheahan. A pre nuptial compliment shower for Miss Margaret Jenkins a June bride to be is hosted by Miss Ursula Johnson and Miss Elisabeth MacCollock at MacCollock residence. Mrs Charles Crane Norton hosts a luncheon for sixty on May 31 honoring Mrs John Hamrick, assisted by Mrs Herbert Kimpton and Mrs H S Hill. The Seattle Auxiliary to Cultural Arts hosts talks at Fine Arts with Miss Elfrida Storm on Art Appreciation and Mr Frederick Bentley on Observations from Europe. Miss Thirsa Cawsey provides the morning musical program at 10 50.
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Seattle Tennis Club
Mra. J
Douglas
R. A. Ballinger
Mra. Burke
Alfred H. Anderson
Mra
Lowman
Alton W. Leonard
Joshua Green
R. D. Merrill
Thomas Green
Margaret Jenkins
Ursula Johnson
Elisabeth MacCollock
Seattle Auxiliary
Fine Arts
Mias Elfrida Storm
Art Department
University of Washington
Frederick Bentley
Europe
Mies Thirsa Cawsey
Mrs Fisher to Host Informal Luncheon for Maine Visitor
Mrs Robert J Fisher will entertain with an informal luncheon at her home Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Thomas Doherty of Maine visiting her sister Mrs George Danworth. Only intimate friends of the guest are invited.
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Pnoring
Colin O. Radford
Walter P. Miller
Julia Conway
S University Club
Robert J. Fisher
Thomas Doherty
Maine
George Danworth
Mrs Lukes Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Radford at Home
Mrs Joseph B. Lukes acted as hostess for an afternoon luncheon at her residence in compliment to Mrs Colin C. Radford.
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Joseph B. Lukes
Colin C. Radford
Teas, dances, and engagements mark city social week
Assisting Mrs. Edmund L Jenkins at teas for her daughter Miss Margaret Jenkins are Mrs. C F E White presiding today Mrs J R Pattison Thursday and Mrs Eugene W Bell Friday. Alpha Phi sorority hosts a dance Friday at Cecil Bacon home. Thelma Rice marries Frank L Nelson in Haven M E church. Nelsons to durango. Engagement announced between Freda Solomon and Alex M Maine for autumn wedding. Mothers club Phi Kappa Phi to host dinner Thursday at 6 at chapter house. London prosecution closes its case against Parliament member Horses Bottomley over Victory Bond fund misappropriation.
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Edmund L. Jenkins
Margaret Jenkins
C. FE. White
J. R. Pattison
Eugene W. Bell
Thelma Rice
Frank L. Nelson
Durango
Colo
Haven M. EB
F. BE. Cain
London
Horses Bottomley
Victory Bond Club
Club notices and events readied for late May in Seattle
Several women’s groups schedule meetings and social events for May 25 including the Architects’ Wives club at 21st Ave North East Mrs Carl Liebrand and a paper by Mrs Harold Sexamith. Card parties at Col Ethan Allen Circle and Elite Social Club with rides and meal details. A Round Robin Social Club May 25 program at 8 p m includes refreshments and are telephone bookings. The Manua Dramatus club and Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary hold meetings with social activities at homes and armory. A May party for Seattle W B A Maccabees and a Dorie Social Club meeting at Mrs Clara Kine’s home. A Latona PT A Dad night May 24 with A L Maresh 30-10 plan. A joint banquet honors Miss Lota E. Kelly, national VP, with several groups involved.
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Seattle
Mary Veale
14Th Ave
Aneisting
Lulu Greene
Bertha Price
Melissa Wells
Latona PT. A. Tatona PT. A
A. L. Maresh
Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club
Women’s Commercial Club
Women's Advertising Club
Seattle Association of Public Stenographers
The
Women's Osteopathic Association
Lota E. Kelly
National Federation of Business and Professional
District social notices and club events fill Seattle pages
Personal visits and travel plans dominate the notice section. Local residents attend weddings, visit kin, and relocate, while clubs schedule meetings and dances. Events include Y M C A and various garden and literary society activities with ticketing details and venues across Seattle.
War on Opium Now Taken Up to Parliament
London May 24 Miss Eien N. LaMotte American crusader against opium urges Parliament to curb the trade. She cites India government monopoly profits, opium factory at Ghazipur, and auctions in Calcutta fueling global smuggling into the United States via Canada and Mexico.
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Milton Bronner
London
Sam
John Bull
John
Sone
Mise Eien N. Lamotte
Peking
Mies LaMotte
AntiOpium Society
Miss LaMotte
League of Nations
India
Bengal
Hoenne
Ghazipur
Burma
Calcutta
United States
Mexico
International Bankers Meet Ponders Germany Loan
The international bankers conference, attended by seven financiers from seven nations, opened with M De La Croix greeting delegates including J I Morgan. The meeting focused on prospects of an international loan to Germany as Herr Bergmann outlined Germanys financial situation. Absence of a Japanese representative drew French press comment.
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M. Winsering
Holland
Herr Bergman
Germany
J. J. Morgan
de la Croix
Herr Bergmann
Efficiency Urged by Beattle Principals Meeting
Beattle school principals at Plymouth Congregational church urged creation of a special bureau to monitor school board expenditures and define methods to raise efficiency. The group discussed evaluating teacher qualifications and noted the meeting was well attended.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Lloyd George to Open Genoa Debate on Economic Conference
London May 24 Premier Lloyd George will open the Genoa debate himself rather than await rebuttal. He had planned Sir Laming Worthington Evans to present the government's case and answer interpellations. The move marks a shift to actively defend policies and accomplishments before the conference.
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London
Lloyd George
Genoa
Laming Worthington-Evans
Tacoman to Head Hotel Men's Assn
Willam 8 Norman, manager of the Tacoma hotel, was elected president of the Washington Hotel Men's Association at the Tacoma hotel session. T. D. Rockwell Beattie became first vice president H Barish of Hotel News Seattle secretary and KR Hodgdon Hotel Beattie Seattle treasurer.
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Tacoma
Willam
Norman
Washington Hotel Men's Association
T. D. Rockwell
Beattie
H. Barish
Hotel News
Seattle
KR. IL. Hodgdon
Divorce suit cites dancer wife and flight from home
L. C. Macumber seeks divorce from Myrtle J. Macumber in superior court alleging marital estrangement after he was driven from the house at 2 a m on March 4 1922. He accuses her of being an inveterate dancer and other unproven conduct.
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L. C. Macumber
Myrtle J. Macumber
Opium Exports Pivot to America Amid Global Trade Shifts
The article warns that opium and its derivatives, once mainly consumed in China India and British colonies, are spreading to new outlets as old markets shrink. It notes British excise revenue from opium shops and identifies America as a major emerging outlet for opium trade.
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China
India
Far East
America
Dr Mulcahey Sought by Baltimore Inquiry
A Baltimore request reached Dr W T Booth in Seattle on Monday asking him to locate Dr Mulcahey in a Seattle hotel. The message notes Mulcahy's brother telephones from St Mary's Hospital in San Francisco. Booth's phone is Capitol 0810.
Beaded Georgette Gowns Highlight Eastern Patterns
The article notes new mode pairing beads with georgette gowns. Beads in Persian and eastern designs appear in bright, iridescent colors, with cut steel beads favored. A blue georgette dress showcases an all over cut steel bead pattern, while cut crystal beads gain popularity.
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Georgette
New York
Battling Nelson to visit Seattle this summer
Former lightweight boxing champion Battling Nelson will come to Seattle this summer. He sent a letter to the Chamber of Commerce from Hegewisch HL saying he will travel by motor via the Lincoln Highway to Salt Lake City then north along the Yellowstone Trail to Seattle.
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Battling Nelson
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Hardy Dane
Hegewisch
Pat
Lincoln Highway
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Trail
Water Shut Off Notice for May 25 in Seattle area
Water will be shut off on First avenue West and Second Avenue West from West Merceret to Olympic Place and on West Royst from Queen Anne Avenue to Second Avenue West Thursday May 25 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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First Ave
Second Ave
W. Merceret
Olympic Place
W. Royst
Queen Anne Ave
Second Ave. W
Diamond Dyes Promise Home Dyeing For Any Fabric
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution. It claims perfect results on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends, with no streaking or color running, and guarantees success for first time users.
Mary's Ankle at Wilkes heads Wiles Players benefit run
"Mary's Ankle" a farce comedy never seen in Seattle will be staged during the Wiles Players benefit season of five nights and three matinees from Wednesday afternoon to Sunday night. The company and musicians have joined to fund debts of the troupe which has faced limited success this season and a farewell performance is planned for Sunday night.
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Mary
Seattle
Wiles Players
Ex-Mayor Newton Jones Dies After Illness
Everett mourns Newton Jones 56 former mayor 1906 to 1909 who died after a six months illness. He served as plant superintendent at the Clough Hartley mill and is survived by his widow and two sons.
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Everett
Newton Jones
Jones
Clough Hartley
Freckle Bleaching Lotion From Lemons and Orchard White
Mix two lemons with three ounces Orchard White from any drugstore, shake well to create a quarter pint complexion lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and achieve a clear rosy-white skin tone.
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