DAR reception honoring state regent in Seattle home
The Tannier chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a Tuesday afternoon reception at Mrs. Eliva Ferry Leary’s home 1551 Tenth Ave North Seattle. The event honors Mrs. William Sherman Walker state regent and features a large receiving line of chapter and state officers with numerous members assisting in tea, dining, and entertainment.
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Tannier
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eliva Ferry Leary
Tenth Ave. N
William Sherman Walker
Henry McCleary
The
National Society
Eliza Ferry Leary
Richard A. Ballinger
Walter Warriner Reed
Addison
Tecoma
John A. Parker
Moses Phelps
Spokane
J. H. Kuhn
Hoquiam
D. A. Gove
Orting
Walter Reed
Edmund Bowden
Overton G. Ellis
Tacoma
George Gobel
H. H. Turner
Walla Walla
William F. Dunlay
Creosote
Harriet Seely
Arthur Sturgley
Puyallup
C. B. Udell
Yakima
RB. L. Penrose
Frederick Rice
Lou Filley
Olympia
O. W. Gibbons
Centralia
J. L. Sutherland
Vancouver
Wash
Hiram M. Chittenden
Edwin Ripley
O. H. Carpenter
Robert Enegren
N. ¥. Davis
James T. Keppel
K. N. Robinson
R. KE. Small
A. W. Whatley
C. 5. Harvey
L. R. Grant
Strubbie
A. K. Loose
John EB. Chilberg
Tom Mesdag
Daniel Waldo Bass
F. M. Jordan
Helen ‘Thompson
Emily Jennelle
Dora Hurley
Winonah Blackwell
Luncheon and Dinner Compliments for Local Ladies
Social notices describe several compliments and entertainments: a luncheon for Mrs. Fisher arranged by Mrs. James Hamilton de Veuve. a formal dinner for Mrs. George Pursell as she heads to California. pre nuptial compliments for Miss Eugenia Peters and Mr. Henry Ketcham. a supper for Miss Elspeth McEwan and the betrothed pair. a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Wiest Jr.. and a musical program at the Y W C A featuring Miss Louise Merrill Cooper with Mrs. Lucy Smith Willoughby and Edith Kendal plus a series of Indian and regional songs and pieces.
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Fisher
James Hamilton de Veuve
Phillip Fisher
Europe
Eugenia Peters
Henry Ketcham
Lucius B. Manning
Elspeth McEwan
Louise Merrill Cooper
Lucy Smith Willoughby
Edith Kendal
Carlos Troyer
Thurlow Lieurance
Yosemite Valley
H. J. Stewart
Cadman
Troyer
Rainbow Land
Minnetonka
Ideurance
Longfellow
H. W. Billis
Oriental Ball Planned by The Bachelors' Club
The Bachelors' Club announces an Oriental ball to be held November 17 at the Masonic Temple with a festive program and dancing.
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Bachelors’ Club
Masonic Temple
Birthday Acknowledged with Eight-Cover Dinner at Home
Recognition of Dr Tollefsen’s birthday as Dr and Mrs H C Miller hosted a formal eight cover dinner at their residence last evening. A Halloween house warming surprised Mr and Mrs W M Humason Monday evening after moving from Glendore apartments to 1618 Fourth Ave N. The Young Men’s Club of Saint Mark’s Church plans a Guild Hall dancing party Saturday November 5, the first of the season, with committee members Milton Staley Harry Pierson and Dr Lester Van Brocklin.
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Tollefsen
H. C. Miller
W. M. Humason
Mrs. Humason
Glendore Apartments
Fourth Ave. N
St Anne's Chapter Sale and Tea at Parish House
St Anne's Chapter schedules a sale and tea on Friday at the Parish house of Christchurch. Brooklyn Ave and East 47th St. The Japanee tea room offers dainty Oriental maids and a fine program with dancing for friends and entertainment.
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St. Anne's
Christchurch
Brooklyn Ave
East 47Th
Ast
Seattle DAR Announces Interesting Program for Year
The Seattle chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution outlines a year of events starting November 12 with Guest Day and musicale hosted by Mrs. John Wallace, followed by luncheons, lectures on censorship of the movies by Mrs. Henry Lang, and a series of workshops, Colonial breakfast, and Chapter Play Day culminating in the election of officers.
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Seattle
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Wallace
John F. Hunter
Emma L. Case
W. F. Dunlap
George 8. Estey
Henry Lang
Batley V. Williams
Thomas G. Givan
Mary C. Hulburd
Sophie C. Johns
Blanche Mason
Protective Division
Colonial
Arthur Hope Jones
D. T. Child
J. Frank Jones
Fannie B. Leland
L. B. Moffett
F. M. Colby
W. C. Morse
HH. A Raynolds
M. C. Schwennsen
FP. M. Clement
Edward Townsend
Charles Waite
Mizpah Club Plans Year of Dances at Members Homes
Mizpah club opened its season with a Thursday meeting at Miss Barbara Kelley’s home. The program for the year includes dances hosted by members Barbara Kelley Ruth Carey Clara Brons Esther Dore Helen Slaughter Monica Kaufer Mable Stehlau Nan Marmont Renee Doyle Hattie Mac Delkin Edna Haase Helena Casey and Margaret Groggin at their homes.
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Barbara Kelley
Ruth Carey
Clara Brons
Esther Dore
Helen Slaughter
Monica Kaufer
Mable Stehlau
Nan Marmont
Renee Doyle
Hattie Mac Delkin
Edna Haase
Helena Casey
Margaret Groggin
Social notes of local residents travel and visits
Mrs A H Anderson leaves for San Francisco for two weeks. Miss Mary Elisa Clark of New York arrives tonight to visit Mr and Mrs George Youell. Miss Katherine Holman Ketcham of New York comes Sunday for brother Henry HM Ketcham and Miss Eugenia Peters wedding on November 10. Mrs W A Peters hosts Miss Ketcham. Birth announcements include a son to Mr and Mrs David Roderick, date October 29 in Frederick Maryland, and a son to Mr and Mrs Daniel P Bucking ham at Swedish Hospital on November 1. Dr and Mrs Conner BE Gray return from a 410 day hunting trip in Oregon. Mr and Mrs Harry Henke return to Mount Baker Park after two months away. Mrs William D Comer leaves around November 15 for Altadena California for winter. James Colbert Sullivan and William McKay depart for Portland by motor, plan to return tonight. Mrs Maud H Leonard to visit with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J G Fenton next week. Mrs K Bonzelle of Portland visiting sister Miss Lila M Dutcher. John F Murphy returns today from Olympia. Dr J Tate Mason returns from East and South trip. Mr J W Frederick Moore of San Francisco visiting Hotel Washington. he is brother of Mrs Trafford Hutson. Carrol Knight Graham of Cedar Rapids suspends winter visit with Donald Graham. Mrs W H White to return late week from two months in Los Angeles.
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Mises
Katherine Holman Ketehatm
New York
Henry HM. Ketcham
Eugenia Peters
Miss Ketcham
Mra. W. A. Peters
Club notices and upcoming meetings listed for November 4 and 5
A crowded schedule of club activities lists the White Shrine of Jerusalem sewing circle sale on Pike Street Market’s lower floor November 4 and 5, plus numerous meetings and events at Phi Mu Sorority House, Pythian Hall, Alpha Sliema Phi venues, Leech Heights, YWCA lobbies, and Masonic Temple. Attendees include Mrs. Samuel H. MacDonald, Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Wesley Rennie, and Mra. W. W. Wood with plans for luncheons, initiations, bridge dances, and entertainments for hundreds.
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White Shrine Sewing Circle
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Sewing Circle
Pike St. Market
Coterie Club
Phi Mu Sorority House
Samuel H. MacDonald
Mothers’ and Sisters’ Club
Alpha Sliema Phi Fraternity
Mra. W
Mrs C Arthur Varney to Speak on Mother’s Club Circles
Mrs C Arthur Varney of Yakima, president of the Washington State Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations, will address multiple circles and groups across dates in November. The schedule includes Crown Hill, Olympic View, Lake Forest Park, John Hay, MacDonald, B F Day, Seattle Pacific College, Ronald, Vashon Island, Beacon Hill, and Rolling Bay circles with varied afternoon and evening times and a luncheon at Richmond High and an event at Ballard.
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C. Arthur Varney
Yakima
Washington State
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Vashon Island
Beacon Hill Circle
Rolling Bay Circle
Loyal Orange Lodge to Hold Nationwide Guy Fawkes Celebration
The Loyal Orange lodge of the United States schedules an entertainment on November 5 across the country. In this city the event takes place at the Fraternal hall on Fourth avenue near Pikest, featuring prominent speakers and refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary, the Ladies' Orange Invitation. All members and visitors are welcome.
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Guy Fawkes
Loyal Orange Lodge
United States
Fourth Ave
Pikest
Ladies’ Orange
Mrs. Max West Offers Childcare Advice Column
Mrs. Max West, a United States Children's Bureau expert and mother of five, answers Northwest mothers on child welfare focusing on healthy normal children. She outlines a diet for a one year old and suggests establishing a regular daily routine to calm a crying baby.
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Max West
Max Weel
United States Children’s Bureau
Northwest
Letters on Marriage Duty in Cynthia Grey's Advice Panel
Readers respond to Mr Newlywed questions about who should do housework and how a husband may help without spoiling love. Letters from A W and D B discuss duties, companionship, and the balance of work, affection, and respect in marriage.
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A. W
Cynthia Grey
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Seattle W Society
Mrs. Leary
Mrs. de Veuve
Program of Indian Music
Robert Moen
K. Bonzelle
Portland
J. Tyndall
Dirk Rhynsburger
Interlaken Guild
Seattle Yacht Club
W. EK. Delfel
P. J. Aaron
Capitol
Eleanor Mehnert
H. A. Mehnert
William Hartung
George Rich
Cline
N. 76Th St
St. Anne’s
A. H. Anderson
San Francisco
Mary Elisa Clark
City
George Youell
Yeenterday
David Roderick
Mary Louise Rochester
Frederick
Daniel PF Buckingham
Swedish Hospital
Mrs. Conner BE. Gray
Oregon
Harry Henke
Mount Baker Park
Haat Oe
William D. Comer
Altadena
California
James Colbert Sullivan
William
McKay
Maud H. Leonard
East
J. G. Fenton
Mrs. K. Bonzelle of
Lila M. Dutcher
John F. Murphy
J. Tate Mason
J. W. Frederick Moore
Hotel
Washington
Mr. Moore
Trafford Huteson
Carrol Knight Graham
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Donald Graham
Chi Omega
William Walsh
Wesley Rennie
Pythian Hall
Leechi Heights Club
Leech! Heights Woman's Improvement Club
Mra
Billott
Ave
Woman's Century Club
Henry Bittman
Eastern Ave. N
Athletic Club
W. C. A. Roller Skating
Ladies’ Literary and Musical Club
Ladies Literary and Musical Club
Mra. H
Bethhichem Shrine
Hethiehem Shrine
At & P.m
Masonic Lodge
iLadies
Maple Post No. 21
Maple Post No
13Th Ave. N
Mills College Club
Milla College Club
Armand
Marion
Malden Ave
Ai Ae
Orcas Circle
Woodcraft
Wil
Cooperative Hall
Hillman City
Stevens Relief Corps
Kate Wickman
Second Ave
Crown
A. W. Whistler
Pike Street
Georgettes
Artola
Russia
China
Orlee
Carter
Cynthia Greys
BAYER
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Learide
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