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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

15

Social teas and club events fill Seattle gatherings

A flurry of social duties unfolds with Tea hosted by Mrs. Charles Phillips in honor of Mrs. Jukes and Mr. Fargo, plus sunset club luncheon in blue and gold. The Cornish School and symphony society welcome guests for June events as Ella Kirk Towns performs, while Seattle Pacific College to present Mendelssohn tonight featuring Mary Cathey and other soloists.

Brafford Huteson the High John Meer McBeath Mr. Schnet Mr. McSweeney Claude M. Seeley Mr. McCormack Kirk Towns Nellie Cornish The Symphony Society Cornish School of He Seattle Pacific College Mendelssohn Third Ave Nickerson St A. P. Gouthey Mary Cathey Robert Leise F Wilson Cathey W. W. Cathey

Social Activities Highlight Seattle Aids Camp Lewis

Mrs A R Bouffleur hosts at the Littl White House with next day noon luncheons aided by Morgan Hyde Stewart Turner and Pratt. Other events include Red Cross Jumble Shop performances by Thursa Cancey and Lenora Friedland, Mills College Club gathering at UW commons, and a marriage announcement for Lillian Bouffleur Jette of Seaside Oregon. Major Matson honored with dinner at Rainier Club. dramatic reading Peg of My Heart at Boylston Avenue church. Victory Club dances at Leschi Pavilion to aid Camp Lewis base hospital.

A. R. Bouffleur White House Mra Fred Morgan J. A. Hyde R.A. Stewart Charles Turner Ruth Pratt Louise Jeannette Studley Seattle Lodge No. 7 Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church Green Lodge No. 2 Mies Studley Thomas Ferguson Tommy Lad

Local residents and visitors arrive and depart in Seattle region

Personal Lieut Edward W Andrews arrives in Seattle from air service duty. H M Sheeta spends months on Bainbridge island. Mrs J F Manning of Everett attends Mrs Skinner's Sunset club party. Roland V Ankeny Irving Ankeny Mrs Martin Teeter and George Smith motor trip return from Lake Cushman. Dwight Meade leaves for Denver. Lester Scott Camp Fire Girls secretary arrives Friday. Maurice Browne guests of Miss Cornish. Gertrude Gallon to Vancouver BC. Iver Jansen and daughter Tova move to New York. Frank Frederick and family relocate to Eagle Harbor June 1. Harold Frederick returns from Dartmouth. Donald Barnes moves to Seattle 1520 15th av. Maj C R Castien leaves June for medical association in Atlantic City and tuberculosis meeting. Mrs Caasden stays with her mother Mrs Jamea FE Galbraith. Misa Ticie Maitland Dougal arrives from Victoria to visit Mrs Prescott Oakes. R Stevens welcomed on birth of daughter Histe Jane at Swedish hospital May 25.

Maj C. R. Castien American Medical Association Atlantic City National Tuberculosis Association Caasden Jamea FE. Galbraith

Memory and Miracles Hold on the Verge of Recall

Bob Trembles on the verge of regaining memory as a drive through a familiar house stirs yet eludes him. The narrator observes hope and tension while a war past surfaces in fragments, ending with a cryptic family scene and a foreshadowed continuation.

Bob Heb Hiace Dob

Portland trip returns noted in local notices

Mrs. Stuart returned from Portland after spending several weeks away. A separate item reports a resident returning to 1623 16th Ave yesterday.

Fornia 16Th Ave Mre Stuart Portland

Freckle and blemish lotion from lemon and white

Create a cheap complexion aid by mixing the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to form a freckle reducing lotion. Apply daily to the face neck arms and hands for a clearer softer rosy skin. the mixture is claimed harmless and non irritative.

Latona Parent Teachers Association Meeting

Latona P T A will meet Thursday at 2 45 in the assembly room to elect officers.

Latona

Sunshine Guild Special Meeting at Mrs Van Alstine Home

The Sunshine Guild will hold a special meeting at the home of Mrs. Fanny Van Alstine at 4107 Fremont Avenue. The gathering is scheduled for 11 a.m. Local organizers emphasize community involvement and discussion of upcoming activities.

Sunshine Guild Fanny van Alstine Fremont Ave

Sunshine club meeting at 37 Alki avenue

The Sunshine club of the women of Mooseheart Legion will meet with Mrs Grace Hrott at 37 Alki Avenue from 10 a m to 5 p m.

Sunshine Club OF Mooseheart Legion Sunshine Club Women of Mooseheart Legion Grace Hrott Alki Ave

Women Auxiliary to Veterans to Ballot New Members

The VY Women's Auxiliary to Fortson Thygesen Chapter of the United Spanish War Veterans holds a special meeting at the Armory on Thursday at 2 o'clock to ballot on new members and conduct initiation. Mr and Mrs John Queal of Minneapolis and Pasadena, guests of Mr and Mrs BE Strout, depart town this morning.

Women's Auxiliary Fortson- Thygesen The United Spanish War Veterans John Queal Minneapolis Pasadena BE. A. Strout

Seattle soldiers deserve real welcome not parade show

A reader argues Seattle should honor returning soldiers with a genuine reception rather than forced parades. He suggests a grandstand for viewing relatives and a proper, relaxing welcome to make their stay pleasant and memorable, recognizing their sacrifice and duty.

Cynthia Grey Heattle Seattle BE. L

Dear Miss Grey Advice on Love and Marriage in Letters

A reader column presents personal letters about marriage for love versus convenience, infidelity, and independence. A 40 year old man critiques a wife’s counsel, recounts a failed marriage, and warns against marrying without love. The exchange includes a query about the origin of the word jitney tied to New York Bowery slang.

Mies Grey Merle Miss Grey the Bowery New York

The Tragedy of This Wedding

Letter recounts a reader's painful family pressure to wed a man fifteen years older than her at seventeen. She describes facing opposition from her stepmother and father and explains the emotional consequences of an arranged marriage.

Merle Miss Grey

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Margaret Ames Miss Ruth Witken Players Miss Ames Smith Sunset Club D. E Siment Winfield Smith Skinner Bourseman Ll. B. Steadman Phillips Albert Charles Phillips Ary Jukes Hellingham Charles Fargo Chicago John Scott Ira van Ogle Clyde Daisy Wood Fran Guy Frink Harry Sabine Carr Bel Daisy Miller Orpheum Las Douglas School of Dancing Tts Ber" Mendelssohn's Betty Brainerd Little White House Ohio Ralph Stewart Red Cross Jumble Shop Arthur Cunningham Ben Loomis Bruce Myers Eva Gibbon Tiffin J. C. Wagner F. M. Conch White Elephant Shop Frederick W. Graham John Wesley Dolby Mariel de Cobbett Thursa Cancey Lenora Friedland Mills College Club Mills Aes University of Washington Harry Stiers Lillian Herbert W. Jette Seaside Ore W. F. Pavey Hotel Sorrento Red Cross Maj. Matson Charles R. Castien Lewis Castien Rainier Club Ralph Matson Camp Lewis Matson Moore Byron Boyd Penshaw Ruth Osborn Boyer M. T. Wilson Thomas M. Cranney Gua Bare J Ernest Frank Victory Club Leschi Pavilion Edward Bentley Roy League of Rainier East Alpha Et Rainier Au Revoir Les Soeurs de Guerre Odd Fellows’ Temple FF. M. Studley D. L. Herman J. M. Bunter Mb. C. Menderson Lena Pritchard Mabel Thomas Hortense Green Thomas Green Catherine Butler Ensign Elliott Dean Harrington Miss Sykes Philip Gearhart Lth Ave. N. E Nell Sykes Siberia George Ryan Willam KE. Lane Sunset Ave Guides St. John's Parish Hannibal H. Withams Vivian Edward Castell Slater John H. Powell John L. Snapp Booth Madison Guild Orthopedic Hospital Frank P. Dow A. C. MacCallum Emily Nettleton Janet Powell W. Lee W. F. Bert Crystal Lenora Elliott Edward W. Andrews Air Service United States Army Mr. H. HM. Sheeta Bainbridge Island J. F. Manning Everett Town Mrs. Skinner Roland V. Ankeny Irving Ankeny Martin Teeter George Smith Lake Cushman Dwight Meade Denver Lester Scott Camp Fire Girls Mrs. Maurice Browne Miss Cornish Gertrude Gallon Vancouver B. C Iver Jansen Tova Frank Frederick Harold and Frank, Jr Eagle Harbor Harold Frederick Dartmouth College Donald Barnes 15Th Ave Misa Ticie Maitland-Dougal Victoria City B. F. Baeterbrooks Call Hob North Woods Katherine Miller Latona P.T Fortson-Thygesen Sw. VY Guy Cullenon Ri A Deattles Kesgest Telilfineny Store China Grey Prarl Beeghams Pills Beecham Henri LA Bonte Europe Asea Melba Matsenacer de Ceki Kreisser Jean de Reasshe Pel Pleneen Chickering Montelius Pianista Washburn Bacon Third Avenue University Street Solomle Pantages Theatre
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