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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1922

Page

2

The Theater De La 2 Chauve Souris At Women’s University

Seattle social notes describe a Moscow themed theater evening at the Women’s University with a unique program including a Ballet Russe style segment and multiple impersonations by society members. The event featured elaborate décor, vivid costumes, and a farewell luncheon planned by Walter B. Beals honoring Miss Howe and Miss Lam.

Theater DE LA ' 2 Moscow Funthan Harmon Nakita P. Marion la Russe Ballet Russe Will. Parkhurst Brawley Rob. PD. McAusland Lartine Helen Allan Rocke Robertson Bender Au Usta Burwell George W. Soliday Krauss Miss Jensle Seg Mem Frank Ba Madame Balieff al Ia Carr Princess Latieshiowsky Es Seagrave Denny Heliker James Pease Emma Allison T. Wanamaker John Bull Everett Clark Charles Jones Pearl Tower Uncle Sam Don Palmer Carrie Raser Lucy Hayes Elizabeth Rowell Misa Bessie Cass Reel T Film Co Frank E. Case Ira N. Gates John Wilson Samuel Barnes A. M. MacWhinnie Alice Dean White Rose McDonnell Josephine Jackling John Lincoln Hall Margaret Bushnell Frederick Halli White Nickels Raymond Wright H. A Alletta M H. J P. Robertson Miss Horton R. BE. Jarvis John W. Heal H. Sutton Persis Horton Beth Bardshar Florence Johnson Mira Chilberg L. A. Stewart Magnus Crawford

Informal Bridge Plans Honor Miss Miriam Youell

Mrs Frank P. Dow hosts an informal bridge with three tables at her home on Thursday afternoon June 1 in Mrs William Chester Keith hosting next Wednesday at 4 o clock in compliment to Mrs Hamilton de Veuve.

Miriam Youell Frank PP. Dow William Chester Keith Hamilton de Veuve

May social events at Rainier club and homes

Monday events include a dinner at Rainier club hosted by Miss Anna Hoge and her fiance, with Miss Katherine Richards and Mrs. Ralph Richards tea from 2 until to o'clock. Also a Katherine Crawford home function honoring Anna Hoge and bridesmaids, and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell for Mrs. Purcell and Mrs. James Hamilton De Veuve.

Rainier Club Anna Hoge Mr. Hamilton Rolfe Ralph & Richards Miss Katherine Richards Katherine Crawford John Campbell George Purcell James Hamilton de Veuve

Tea Honoring Mrs Frink and Mrs Frink Bentley

Mrs William Leonard Eaton issues invitations for a tea at her home on Thursday afternoon June 1 from 4 to 6 o clock. The event honors Mrs Francis Guy Frink and Mrs Frederick Bentley who have just returned from several months travel in Europe.

William Leonard Eaton Francis Guy Frink Frederick Bentley Europe

Social News Notes for Miss Howe and Miss Luke

Miss Catherine Howe to wed Mr. James Richard Goodfellow on July 6. Mrs. Frank T. Witt hosts a miscellaneous shower at her Thurreday home. Tea cards out for Miss Howe and Miss Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Acheson entertain with a dance at “Faghalle” Carleton Park. thirty five guests. Miss Myra Lambruth to wed Willis Webster Judd on June 7 at the Church of the Epiphany with family and friends present. Mrs. Lister Holmes to be matron of honor. Prudence Lambuth flower girl. Mrs. William J. MacDonald and Miss Elizabeth MacDonald host a five-table bridge. George J. Hueston to lecture on The Principles of Art in Modern Painting at the Fine Arts gallery this evening. Mrs. H. J. Ramsey to host informal luncheon for Miss Myra Lambuth. Mrs. Harry P. Kennedy hosts a twenty-person bridge luncheon at 2832 Boylston N. Knickerbocker Club to present Carnival Night dances at Leschi pavilion May 29 and 30.

Charles FY Anona Roberts Elizabeth Crane Catherine Howe Anna Hoge Charles Crane Norton Arctic Club George Allen Thomas Bordeaux Houters Mr. Hamilton Rolfein Richard W. Perry Bunset Club Frederick Alexander M ‘Etheril James Richard Goodfellow Frank T. Witt Miss Howe Miss Luke Katherine Luke California Thomas J. Acheson Faghalle Carleton Park Myra Lambruth William D. Lambuth Willis Webster Judd Judd Chicago Cameron Morrison Lister Holmes Prudence Lambuth Mr. Judd George J. Hueston Haughen School of Commercial and Industrial Arts Fine Arts Seattle Cultural Arts Florence Orr H. J. Ramsey Myra Lambuth

Wright Engagement Noted for Bernice Wright and Arthur Delph

Mr and Mrs A M Dickey announce the engagement of their niece Bernice Wright to Arthur Delph of Everett. The wedding is set for June. Mrs Dickey hosted a luncheon and shower at her home this afternoon in her compliment to Miss Wright.

Fairyland Dance Celebrates Holy Names Graduates

Miss Pauline Prefontaine and four other young women hosted a Fairyland Dance at 7362 11th Ave N W to honor Holy Names Normal graduates. The event featured spring blossoms and vivid color schemes. May Fete Dance planned by Wistaria Club opens summer series at Leschi Pavilion tonight with civic group support. Church tea shop schedule lists Guilds in charge and hostesses across Capitol Hill, Madrona, Mount Baker, and Seahurst venues, with multiple helpers named.

Pauline Prefontaine Rose McNeill Norma Finn Mildred Casey Mie Flavia McCullough Miss Prefontaine 11Th Ave N. W Holy Names

Local Residents Make Summer Moves and Travels

Personal notes record movements of area residents. Hogabooms relocate from 1733 Mth ave to 1629 33rd ave while Langdon Henry departs for a California trip. Sieberts return from a month long Southern California motor trip and Joslins plan a summer home move to Port Madison. Downs visits Portland and Paul heads East for months. White in Rosene LA visits relatives. Hedges plan a June move to Highlands. Stibbs family returns from California. Clarkes finish travels to spend summer locally. Alpha Needle club to hold all day meeting at Mrs Harmon’s residence on June 2.

Alpha Needle Club J. Harmon

Music Pupils Recital at Cornish Sunday

Cornish school to present students from the classes of Mine Dall and Mr. Armatrong in a Sunday evening recital at 8 20 p m May 24. A long program includes works by Wagner, Wieniawski, Rubinstein, Mendelssohn and Beethoven among others with multiple student performers and a sacred Memorial Day service at University Presbyterian church led by H Kendrick with Myrl Wilson as accompanist.

Cornish School Clasves of Mine Dall Vreneeereoenes Domeen Piagetta Chatoinade Vivien MacDowell Breaner King Meethoven Paporage Cbserestooegse Rubinstein Bpring Tong Soweadebete Mendelaeehn Mary ‘Dawson Jeane Miss Dall Mr. Armatrong University Presbyterian Church Choir H. Kendrick Mra Myrl Wilson

Cornish Symphony Concert Monday at Masonic Temple

The Cornish School Symphony Orchestra under Francis J. Armstrong plans a spring concert at the Masonic Temple Monday evening May 29 at 8 20. The program features beautiful difficult works by masters and is among their most extensive offerings. The orchestra began in 1920 with 15 players and has since grown into a full symphony ensemble.

Cornish School Symphony Orchestra Masonic Temple Francis J. Armstrong Cornish Symphony Orchestra Francis J. Armatrong

Multiple Club Events and Meetings Across Seattle

The May 29 circle includes Ladies Auxiliary of Temple de Hirsch, a Pacific Telephone demo, and a 2:30 p m vestry gathering. D A R Seattle Chapter holds May 29 meeting at Mra Clement’s home with a luncheon and officer elections. The Jefferson P T A plans a June 1 evening session on kindergartens and buildings. Theosophical Society hosts Myra Libby on Liberty and Limitation at 100 Lyon building. Memorial Day services at Madison Street Methodist feature Nev John Herrick. Federated Clubs assigns chairmen for many departments and hosts a Spokane convention. Card party for Washington Alaska Ladies of Grand Army planned May 31. Amethyst and other chapters schedule May 23 and May 31 events with performances, monologues, and receptions. A 30th anniversary celebration for Seattle Lodge No.7 P A t A is set for June 6. Alpha Belle Camp R N A to meet only on second Fridays. Federation clubs host a June 2 card party to reduce debt. The symphonic music program at the Masonic temple features Mozart double piano concerto by students Paul McCoo le and Jack Perine and Mendelssohn concerto by Ernest Jaskovski.

Madison Street Methodist Church 23Rd and Madison Standard Dearer’s Missionary Society John Herrick South America Ita Masonic Temple West Paul McCoole Jack Perine Mendelssohn Violin Kreisler Ernest Jaskov Sky

Seattle Navy Activity Draws National Attention in City

Seattle hosts a Navy oriented program as Atlantic and Pacific fleets may visit. Officers and wives from the Yard attend a farewell luncheon, with notable guests including Rear Admiral Hoogewerff and Captain Kindleberger. Fort Lawton hosts 3,000 visitors for a Sunday program with Lt. F. B. Tyndall and aviation officer achievements praised.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Women's University Club Taeton Walter B. Beals A Howe Myra Lam Mrs. Keith Edna Prince Harris Miss Harris Joseph C. Harris Sigma Kappa Sorority Evanston Lothrop Studio Peter Andrea William J. MacDonald Elizabeth MacDonald Harry P. Kennedy Boylston N Knickerbocker Club Leschi Pavilion Wistaria Club Leroy Johnson H. M. Frye Mary Terrell Geisting Bruce Shorts Miller Freeman Misa Travian Jones June Corcoran Helen Lowman Mm. H. FR. Hogaboom Mth Ave 33Rd Ave Langdon C. Henry Frank Siebert Mrs. Falcon Joslin Port Madison M. FE. Downs Harry Keyes Brooks Portland Charles Paul East Percival Gordon White Leave Rosene Los Angeles John Hkosene Samuel H. Hedges the Highlands Harry Glenn Stibbsa B. B. Clark Mexico Wieniawski Pymn America T. HM. Kendrick Phelps Messia W. PF. Gilbert J. T McMinn Eadwin Warne Williama, Jr O'Hara Lealla White Ward- ‘Atephons Carothera Organ Offertory Dolo Joseph “Mateen Seesees Wieniawski Mies Louise Benton Eileen French Goined N. P. Mybre de Koven A. T. McMinn W. Th. Gilbert Ira Collier Misa Anna Akin Edwin Warne Arthem Bartett Carothers Vielin Mine Lourie Renton Cornish Symphony Temple de Hirsch Ladies Temple Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co Prospect Congregational Ines Z. Morrison Prospect Congregational Church D. A Jefferson PT. A The Jefferson PT. A. Wil Theosophical Society Myra KR. Libby Theosophical Hall Lyon Building Third Jamen Madison M. F Church Federated Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs J. D. Hill Americaniaation J. Herbert Ames Henry Landes Civic Ernest Barnhart W. H. Thompeor Ellen Dadney Home Economicn R. F. Weeks W. W. Beck F. Maltby Wilson R. Gay William Hovey Henry Lang State Federation of Women's Clubs Spokane Council of Administration Department of Washington Alaska Ladies of the Grand Army W. B. Manecar Summit Ave. N Onc Wisconsin Goldenrod Club George &. Armatrong J. BE. Leggett 65Th Ave Renton Taylor's Mill Amethyst C. FE Jackson St Robert FE. Lee Robert E. Lee Confederacy John B. Gordon M. A. Wilkins Seattle Lodge Ninth Ave Elliott Alpha Belle Camp Federated Clubs Board of Trustees of Army Navy Marine Coast Guard Public Health and Geodetic Corps Navy Yard North Pacific Atlantic Pacific Seven Hills Seven Seas Au Revoir Gaylor BE. R. Gaylor Hanson Ralph T. Hanson Hoogewerff John A. Hoogewerff Puget Sound Navy Yard Kindleberger C. P. Kindleberger Fort Lawton Oscar J. Charies Jook Praine Alvin Schier Garrison Frederick C. Milner Derickson Bridge T. C Charles L. Phillips Reserve of Training Corps University of Washington Phillips Ella Hart James Griffith Seattle Yacht Club Association of Army and Navy Women Meyer Oren Bh. Meyer Muir Charles H. Muir U. A Camp Lewis Carl Gamborg-Andresen Marine Barracks Mra. Willison J. 1D. Willson Mre. de Valin Hugh de Valin 13Th Public Health District Richard B. Derickson G. 8 Guinevere Launcelot Puget Sound Coast Artillery Harry T. Matthews, Jr Consi Nory Ninth Corps Matthews Blaine Vancouver Wash Camp Lewis Officers Jason Walling Ks P Public Health Dist Coast Guard Corps Coyle J. D. Coyle U. S Hottel Mins Katheritel James Freeman U. 8 C. G. Mine Carlson Coast and Geodetic Corpg Pamphlets Fuchard B Fort Casey Royal Kemp Greene Fort Ward Arthur Kay Chambers Alexander Pantages Robert McKim Rhea Mitchell Bert Hadhey Byron Girls LaFrance & Byron Nada Norraine Will Morris Johnny Elliott Glenn Goff At the Organ Canadian Pacific Otiete Middle West United States Wantonna Canadian Pacific Rockies Glacier Lake Louise Banff Montrei Quebec Halifax Buffele Bostea Ong Ignedion & Pacific Gea Aibeau Mae Peywnye L Ees Gers Ore Pning One
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