Seattle Society Plans November Program and Tea Events
The Seattle Society announces a November program begining Friday November 3 with a Halloween cabaret for members hosted by the junior entertain Zion committee and a dinner at 6 80. A bridge tea at Phillip Kinzer’s on November 17 with card play and tea at 4 will be followed by more bridge events at Ms Kinzer’s and Mrs Myra Pleas’s tea at 431 Harvard Ave N on November 25 with cards at 3 and tea at 4. Reservations via Mrs Howard G Beacon and Lambert Stewart. A December 1 ball at the new club house is billed as a brilliant autumn event. An afternoon tea hosted by Mrs Frederick Dent Hammons honored niece Miss Phyllis Griffith who will wed Mr Martius King on November 6 with helpers Mrs Rena B and Mrs Gerald Frink. décor featured dahlias, roses, violets, bouvardia, blue ribbons, and orchid-tinted chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's University Club
Mem
Entertain Zion Committee
Phillip Kinzer
Ridgeway
Mra Howard G . Beacon
Frederick Dent Hammons
Phyllis Griffith
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Washington Annex
John Frederick Davidson
Tacoma
Frederick & Nelson's
Lelon McCanusland
John Herman Hood
Earle Darcy Pearce
Pearce
Donald Lechey
Lechey
Martius King
Alpha Xi Delta
William Sherman Walker
Earl Edmundson
Georges LiAbbe
Yacht Club
Mises
Peggy Butterworth
Neliie Felger
Sunset Club
Gloria Frink
Harriet Baxter
Henry F. Wachter
A. Waehhter
A. T. J. Williamenon
Virginia Jefferson
Lurline Brown
C. BE. Thurmond
Lelon McCausland
William Roy McAdam
Hethany Presbyterian Church
Pegey Butterworth
Walter Bower Jenkins
Gilbert Butterworth
Charles F. Cline
Nathaniel Stuart Rogers
FB. Wurzbacher
Misa Gertrude Kiford
Trygve Hoff
A. &. Kiford
Junior Club Plans Three Dances This Season
The Junior club earns invitations for three dances this season. The first on Wednesday evening November 29 at Christensen's hall, a mid winter at the Yacht club in January, and a costume dance at the Masonic temple on April 2. Orthopedic Tea Shop on East Highland Drive will oversee the Orthopedic Tea Shop Thursday. Mrs J L Winn hosts with assistants including Mrs Lee Johnston and others.
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East Highland Drive Guild
J. L. Winn
Lee Johnston
H. M. Walthew
Stuart Morrie
Joshua Moore
Charles Law
C. R. Collins
A. R. Ten- Mant
L. H. Carvey
A. Cc. Graff
Ionia
Shrine Auditorium
Masonic Temple
O. E
Reception Honors Japanese Consul Hirosi Saito at 1025 First Ave W
Japanese Consul Hirosi Saito and Mrs Saito hosted a brilliant reception last evening at their home 1025 First Ave W Over 250 guests from Japanese and American communities attended. Attendees included prominent local and visiting officials and merchants from San Francisco and international consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Foster
A. B. Howe
Kathryn Miracle
F. Blaine
N. Pogolaviensky
Burke
R. H. Parsons
H. A. Monroe
Luther Weedin
Charles BH. Burnside
Oscar J. Charles
Charlies
Andrew Chilberg
Alberto Alfani
Josiah Collins
Milas Nellie Cornish
M. J. Costello
Stanley Dollar
Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Archibald J. Fisken
BE. Bepantoro
D. G. Exwerman
H. H. Gowen
Austin EB. Griffiths
D. V. Halverstadt
Witland T. Hartson
W. B. Henderson
Samuel Hill
A. L. Hawley
Hl. A. Jackson
H. B. Jones
H. A. Kimball
T. H. Kolderup
Kolderup
Fr. P. Lofton
Pierce Lonergan
Miss Loveless
J. D. Lowman
F. L. Macklem
M. A. Matthews
O. C. McGlivra
Meany
Ben L. Moore
G. F. Nicholson
George W. Osgood
Bernard Pelly
Pelly
Claude Philbrick
H. Ploun
Edwin Selvin
M. Severyns
Corwin 8
Shank
Paul T. Shaw
Frank Terrace
Howard D. Taylor
Daniel B. Trefethen
Raymond Ausias de Turenne
W. B. van Dusen
Miss Daisy Henry Weds John Segessenman in Jacksonville
Miss Daisy Henry daughter of Mrs. Leslie Claire Henry of Seattle married John Frederick Segessenman son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Segessenman of Spokane in a Jacksonville Florida ceremony officiated by Rev J T Boone. Attendants were Mr and Mrs A Hurwitz. Mrs Segessenman is a noted newspaper woman and Segessenman formerly art editor on the Washington Sun Dodger. They plan to reside in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Henry
Leslie Claire Henry
Seattle
John Frederick Segessenman
Frederick Segewenman
Spokane
First Christian Church
Jacksonville
Fla
J. T. Boone
A. Hurwitz
Segessenman
Newepaper
Fine Arts Cabaret Moves to Masonic Temple November 24
The Fine Arts cabaret date shifted from November 20 to Friday evening November 24 and moved from the Hippodrome to the Masonic temple. Mrs. Charles Paul chairs the entertainment committee with Caird Leslie aiding the program. other assistants include Mrs. John H. Cooper Miss Alfrida Storm Miss Johanna Matheson and Gano Fotheringham handling scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Masonic Temple
Charles Paul
Caird Leslie
John H. Cooper
Alfrida Storm
Johanna Matheson
Gano Fotheringham
Francis J. Armstrong
Daniel Huntington
Local residents plan travels and moves across cities
Mrs. Charles H Black and daughter Mise Antoinette Black and son Charles H Black to return from Santa Barbara. Mr and Mrs James Bothwell relocate to Victoria apartments. Mrs Bruce Farris departs Vancouver after visiting her parents Judge H B Hadley. Mrs John Pierce and William Harvey also visiting. The Jeromees head to Washington D C for a trip. Charlies F Whittlesey leaves for Spokane to visit daughter Mrs Walter Scott Fitz. Mrs B J Short returns from Chicago. Mrs Thomas Green travels to Aberdeen Mississippi to visit relatives and to spend Christmas in New York with Hortense Green. Mr and Mrs BE R Adame and Sally Adame move to 39th Ave and KB Leo at. Mrs Ray Bigelow plans ten days in Spokane visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Black
Mise Antoinette Black
Charles H. Back
Santa Barbara
Cal
Bruce Farris
Vancouver
B. C
H. B. Hadley
John Pierce
Thomas Green
Aberdeen
Mis
New York
Hortense Green
Barrett Green
Thomas Green, Jr
BE. R. Adame
Mise Sally Adama
39Th Ave
KB. Leo
Mrs. Ray
Bigelow
Spokane
James L. Ford
Dinner Dance at Seattle Yacht Club
The Seattle Yacht Club schedules a dinner dance for Saturday evening November 4 with dancing from 8 to 12 o'clock.
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Seattle
Various Seattle civic group meetings listed for early November
Multiple organizations including Lady Artinans, Lafayette PTA, Palm Circle No. 66 Neighbors of Woodcraft, Sigma Kappa Alumnae, Ladies of the Golden North, and the Washington State League of Women Voters announce upcoming events. Activities include meetings at homes and schools, receptions honoring officials, and a state league convention in Tacoma with sessions on citizenship, child welfare, labor protection, and international cooperation.
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Palm Circle No
Palm Circle
Woodcraft
Economy Hall
Firntave
Pike At
Minnie Hiner
Anna Mardall
Woodcraft of
Seattle
State League of Women Voters
Washington State League of Women Voters
Woman's Club
Broadway
Tacoma
Navy
League
State of Washington
Mary C. Hutchinson
W. H. Udall
Manche Funk Miller
F. A. Orr
N.L. Taylor
Paul Herrin
C. Buckman
N. KE. Walton
Helen N. Stevena
W. J. Kennedy
O. BE. Bee
Clothes for the Baby
The article describes infant garments from tiny buntings to knitted sweaters. It notes double eiderdown lined robes, delicate embroidery on crepe de chine pieces, and undergarments in seasonally appropriate flannel. It highlights simpler wardrobes with warmer materials and shorter, more comfortable designs than in the past.
Municipal league votes against 30-10 measure
By a nearly unanimous vote the Municipal league adopted a resolution urging voters to oppose Initiative No. 46 the 30-10 bill. The group questions the educational emergency claims and warns the $3 760 000 state funded levy would be less accountable to local boards and may raise overall taxes. It urges delaying until more experience with the 20-10 plan is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
Lorraine Chapter Matrons Plan Meeting With Flora Silliman
The Lorraine Chapter Past Matrons Club will meet with Mrs. Flora Silliman at 1428 Fourth Ave W on Friday afternoon November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Club of
Flora Silliman
Fourth Ave. W
Equal Education Equality Urges Testing State Plan
Readers advocate equal educational opportunity and urge testing of the state superintendent of education proposed plan. The message stresses belief in equality while calling for careful evaluation of proposed reforms.
Vienna Blues Hurt Tourist Trade Says Businessmen
Viennese businessmen urge Chancellor Bohober to ease public dancing restrictions for tourist rooms and venues. They say curbs on gaiety have harmed local commerce during the travel season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Viennese
Busineas
Bohober
Glandogen Claim Sparks Testimony From Ailing Britons
Robert George Laws a retired London broker says gland pills restore youthfulness at age 72, claiming renewed vigor from a glandular tonic named Glandogen. The product, marketed from animal glands, is sold at Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle with a free booklet offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert George Laws
London
Laws
Bartell Drug Stores
Seattle
How to Make Coffee
A fragmentary guide discusses coffee quality and production noting a manufacturer cannot control home preparation. It reflects on pride in the product and satisfaction in the process, with unclear appended text suggesting a Scandinavian reference.
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Women’s University Club
Miss Griffith
Beatrice Matthews
Mises Leron Mc“ausland
Francis Guy Frink
Buneet Club
Monte Reid Coleman
Peter W. P Davison
Cc. B. Meyer
Oscar J Charles
Harland Maris
Frederick & Nelson
Charles Ward
Andrew Gilleepte
James Macfarlane
Daisy Hen
Flori
Frank Carpenter
Cle
Mario Gashweller
Fine Arts Cabaret
Army
Earle D’arcy Pearce
Donald Leehey
Geraldine Jackson
Maurice D. Leehey
John N. Jackson
Marquart
Peter Marquart
Meyer
O. B. Meyer
Albert V. Griffiths
Mothers’ Club
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Westlake Ave
Phytlia Griffith
Doris Fulton
Bachelors’ Club
Dizzy Whirl
Yarrow
Melvin Swalwell
Doris Mitchell
Helen Babcock
Charles Ridley
Billings, Mont
Otto R. Beck
Port Townsend
John Sumrall
Elderbloom Club
K. of P. Hall
Third Ave
Virginia
Eer
Human Analysis Club
Eastern Star Hall
Arcade
J. B. Ayer
Una Bridge Club
Warren Avenue School
PT. A
Gladys Britain
Jean Paterson
Pegsy Stanley
Everett Clark
Robert E. Lee
Robert EB. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. J. Murray
Third Ave. N
Woman's Century Club
J. A. Whalley
W. Galerat
M. EB. Harrah
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs’ Association
Mra
Mike Cogging
Rainier Ave
Rainier Beach
Renton
Henderson
John F. Miller
Alpha Club
Mra. T
Ladies of the Round Table
Mra. W. C. Morse
13Th Ave. N
Armenia
George Chute
14Th Ave. N
Zonery Club
Goiter
Fairview PT. A
Fairview P.T. A
Leonora Grant
J. W. Batley
Adele Phinney
Mise Biliie Road
Michigan Apple Blossom Club
L. L. Weiber
N. 45Th
Queen Anne
R. J. Pieher
Eighth Ave
C. W. Sprague
Missoula Club
Tyler Thompson
Second Ave. N
N. H. Collins
G. Murray
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Theevening
Clifford Gearhart
Harry Purdon
Misa Marjorie Chandler
Misa Bernice Chandler
Frank R. Loope
C.W. Shatia
Sunshine Smile Club
Washington
J. Rodems
F. Fulton
Carolyn Chambers
Norman McCready
William Murray
George A.scheafe
W. W. Turner
Mamie Millard
Phi Delta Mothers’ Club
Fraternity House
J. F. Weber
Longwood Ave
10Th Ave
Longwood
Sigma Nu Mothers’ Club
James Bothwell
W. Comstock St
Victoria
W. Highland Drive
William Harvey
Town
Timothy Jerome
Washington, D. C. cx
Charlies F. Whittlesey
Walter Scott Fitz
B. J. Short
Chicago
James Ryan
Sai
Lawton ‘Foley
L ‘McDevitt
Kelly
Qeian
Morton & Glass
Herbert Williams
Hilda Wolfus
Hill Robinson “Galetti
Kokin
Pathe
Ben Turpin
Fnson
DE Michele Brothers
Legrohs
Hanson & Burton Sisters
Avolos
Lafayette Pot
A. Lafayette
At & Pm
Weat Seattle High School
Sigma Kappa
Seventh Ave
N. E
Ladion of the Golden North
Ladies of the Golden North
First Ave
Woman's Auxiliary
Washington State
Albany
N.Y U.S.A
A. P. Ww
A.P.W
Albany, N. Y
Lowman & Hanford Co
Hutler Drug Co
Hight Bartell
G. O. Guy, Inc
Yester Way
Vive Lang
Owl Drug Co
Standard Drug Co
Boston St
Swift
University Karmacica, Inc
Augustine & Kyer
Daltuff
24 and McGraw
Second
Pike
Erast Hardware Co., 6Th and Pike
Fleming & Moore
Harrah Bros.’ Grocery
Standard Grocery Co
Boston
Spelaer & Wuuribut, Inc
Second and Union
Mrick & Murray
Second Ave
American Paper Co
Wash
Mutual Paper Co
Paper Warehouse Co
Ttle Paper Co
Stard Paper Co
Tacoma Paper & Stationery Co
Pa & Stationery Co
Blake, Metall Co
Portland
Ore
A. P. W. Paper Co
Hinckley Building
Main
A. P. W. Quality Products
Ponce de Leon
Hills Bros
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