Sunset club hosts elegant dinner dance for Beverett guests
A detailed social notice describes a Sunset club dinner and dance honoring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beverett. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Pasehall, Mr. and Mrs. Green, and many others. A later social event featured tea for Nicholas school seniors and a wedding describing Miss Agnes Inglis’s visit.
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Robert P. Greer
Sunset Club
Donald
Beverett
M CC. Henry
Mes . Pasehall
Green
Robert
Paul Henry
Tomas Stimson
Howard Garrett
Wallace Green
Social Whirl Shows Tea Teas and Private Dining Rooms
Betty Brainerd notes Miss Helen Thompson hosts a debutante dance while Hortense Green plans a tea for Miss Catherine Butler with Eleanor Keith and Clara Emery assisting. A hidden private dining room at the Little White House tempts small clubs, as others attend lectures and century club breakfasts.
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Hortense Green
Catherine Butler
Eleanor Keith
Clara Emery
Little White House
White House
James Wood
Comer
Bainbridge Island
Atlantic Monthly
Henrietta Hamilton
L. B. Stedman
Alexander McEwan
Beauty Talk Delivers Easy Sham For Hair
A druggist can supply Can to dissolve in hot water to make a shampoo. A teaspoonful makes a liquid shampoo that cleanses scalp and hair, washing away oil and dirt. After drying, hair appears fluffy, lustrous, and softly arranged with little effort.
Alumnae Reception Honors University of Washington Faculty and Alumni
The Alumnae Association of the University of Washington will hold its annual reception Saturday afternoon May 14 in the Home Economics building. Hostesses include Mrs. Henry Suzzallo Dean Ethel Coldwell and retiring president Mrs. Marion Edwards with president-elect Mrs. Harvey Lantz in attendance. The event draws all alumni and association members during Home Coming week and attendees are asked to wear purple and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Henry Suzzallo
Ethel Coldwell
Marion Edwards
Harvey Lantz
Washington
Seattle social notes include Red Cross work and travels
Personal stories recount Henry Drake returning from Europe after four months with the Red Cross and Polish relief, Hazel Archibald and Elma Collins back from overseas service, and Ensign Harrington arriving for a Seattle wedding. Others plan trips to Vancouver, Bellingham, California, and Oregon while families visit, host guests, or recover from injuries.
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Henry Drake
Red Crogs
Red Cross
St. Nazaire
France
Warsaw
Europe
Hazel Archibald
Elma Collins
Seattle
Tightens Her Skin Losing Wrinkles in London Formula
Luella Maresh recounts a home made preparation she credits with instantly tightening the skin and smoothing wrinkles. The recipe uses powdered axolite dissolved in hazel water and was said to make the user look years younger after one bath. Several friends who tried it reportedly benefited as well.
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Luella Maresh
London
Social Mirror
Seattle
Les Soeurs de Guerre Dance For Camp Lewin Fund
Les Soeurs de Guerre hosts an au revoir dance Saturday in the Odd Fellows temple recital hall. Proceeds support the Base Hospital at Camp Lewin as the patriotic club listing patrons includes Mr and Mrs Studley Mr and Mrs Herman Mr and Mrs Bunter Mr and Mrs Henderson Mrs Lena Pritchard and Mrs Mabel Thomas. Edward Joseph Mitliken and wife celebrate birth of a son. The Day of Dates.
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Les Soeurs de Guerre
KB. C. Henderson
Lena Pritchard
Mabel Thomas
Memorial Services Planned by Stevens Corps and Daughters
Stevens Relief Corps No 1 schedules funeral services for the nation’s hero at Hell Street Docks Friday at 6 PM under its auspices with public invited. Robert E. Lee Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy and United Daughters of the Confederacy hold memorial rites at Lake View Cemetery Friday afternoon at 3 PM.
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Stevens Relief Corps No. 1
Hell Street Docks
Robert BE. Lee
Daughters of Confederacy
Robert KE. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lake View Cemetery
First Steps Toward Love Told in a Book
In a moonlit plan, Bob asks to walk with Katharine Miller watching as I play a poised heroine. The plan stirs family nerves while I fear disclosure as Miss Miller records every step of Bob’s awakening. (To Be Continued)
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Love
Miss Miller
Bob
Mother Lorimer
Katherine Miller
Rob
Daddy
Mother
Jane
Dear Miss Grey wedding etiquette and a troubled marriage
A reader asks about a wife’s infidelity rumors and a trip to the South to mend a strained marriage. The columnist urges preserving home peace, suggests a South visit, and invites readers to contribute sensible advice. Also letters discuss fraud complaint to a picture show company and wedding announcements etiquette.
Dear Miss Grey Advice Letter on Miss Merle’s Choice
A reader urges patience for Merle who faces an arranged marriage to a man she does not love. The writer argues the heart must guide her and suggests waiting may reveal true love, praising author Louis Joseph Vance and his book The Days of.
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Miss Grey
Merle
Louis Joseph Vance
End Foot Misery With Calocide Remedy
Advertisement claims Calocide cures foot misery quickly in soldiers and millions of feet over ten years. A twenty five cent package and simple directions promise relief within moments for burning itching sweating or cracked feet. The ad urges clipping and purchasing from a grocer.
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Help for Ailing Eyes
A Seattle dealer advertises Lavoptik eye wash with witch hazel hydrastis and camphor claiming rapid relief for strained inflamed eyes. A girl with weak sight improved after one application and her mother soon followed with benefit. A small bottle comes with an aluminum eye cup free at Swift Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Seattle
Swift Drug Company
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Lloyd Baird
Ray Guinn
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Victoria
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Marion
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East Sound
Ira A. Haynes
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Inet
Les Soeurs de
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Cihalor
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Carnation Milk Products Co
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Hoge Bidg. Telephone Main
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