Fine Arts ball invitations issued for Seattle gathering
Seattle society members issued invitations for the Fine Arts picture ball to be held Wednesday November 25 at the Masonic temple. Samuel Chamberlin chairs the program committee and designed the cartouche. Attendees are urged to wear costumes modeled on famous paintings with a uniform smock option available from Mrs. Carl Danworth.
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Masonic Temple
Samuel Chamberlin
Haat
Carl Danworth
Elliott
Fine Arts Gallery
Bruce Elmore
Stanley A. Griffiths
Guido A. Faris
Letcher Lambuth
Richard W. Perry
Russell Hodge
Robert McClelland
Keith Fisken
Edith Dabney
Mrs Skinner Hosts Tea for Mrs Smith Visitors
Mrs Winfield R. Smith visiting city from out of town. Mrs David Edward Skinner sends invitations for a tea at her residence Friday afternoon November 11 from 4 to 6. Mrs Smith formerly led Sunset club and is now a national speaker for the League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield R. Smith
David Edward Skinner
Smith
Sunset Club
League of Women Voters
Luncheons Planned for Miss Verd Future Bride
Luncheons honor Miss Verd with Miss Erma Verd as bride to Mr. Dickson G. Trenholme during the holiday season. Miss Mary Small and Miss Thelma Thompson host at the Rainier club on Saturday afternoon December 3. Earlier on Saturday November 19 Miss Elizabeth Baird hosts a luncheon at her home honoring Miss Verd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Verd
Dickson G. Trenholme
Mary Small
Thelma Thompson
Rainier Club
Elizabeth Baird
Miss Verd
Four-Table Bridge Tea Hosts in New York Home
Complimenting Mrs Morgan Hall McClement of New York Mrs Rex T Stafford and Mrs Frederick R Johnston entertained at the home of the former with four tables of bridge in the afternoon. Mrs James Col bert ran and Mrs Joseph Tyler presided at the arra, assisted by Mrs Edward Morgan Mills Mrs Clinton Douglas and Miss Louise Raymond. A basket of yellow chrysanthemums and red roses served as centerpieces with baskets of Ophelia roses and lavender flowers positioned around the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hall McClement
New York
Rex T. Stafford
Frederick R. Johnston
James Colbert Run
Joseph Tyler
Edward Morgan Mills
Clinton Douglas
Louise Raymond
Luncheon Precedes Football Game at Mrs Meisnest Home
Mrs F W Meisnest entertained with four luncheon courses this afternoon complimenting sister Mrs Benjamin W Smai. Miniature footballs, 45 favors, and a centerpiece of Stanford and Washington colored flowers decorated the table. Mrs Arthur Pratt and her daughters Mrs Frederick Lamping and Mrs Henry Pratt will host informal monthly gatherings at Mrs Arthur Pratt's home on the second Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Meisnest
Benjamin W. Smai
Stanford
Washington
Arthur Pratt
Frederick Lamping
Henry Pratt
Dorothy Millis Hosts Dinner Dance at the Hotel Sorrento
Miss Dorothy Millis hosts a dinner dance at the Hotel Sorrento on Saturday November 12 after the Junior Guilds Thanksgiving dance. The event celebrates her birthday with invitees including classmates from St Nicholas School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Millis
Sorrento
St. Nicholas School
Tea Shop Week Calendar With Guild Hosts
Broadway guild leads Orthopedic Tea Shop duties all week. Monday chair Mre O W Crockett. Tuesday Laurelhurst hostess Mrs Harold B Thompson. Wednesday Interlaken hostess Mrs T M Woodman. Thursday Queen Anne hostess Mrs A N Lindsay. Friday Mount Baker hostess Mrs W Useen. Saturday Renton Hill hostess Mrs L B Stedman.
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Broadway Guild
O. W. Crockett
Harold B. Thompson
Laurel
Hurst Guild
Interlaken Guild
T. M. Woodman
Queen Anne Guild
A. N. Lindsay
Mount Baker Guild
W. Useen
Renton Hill Guild
L. B. Stedman
Numerous Seattle Women Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
The Commonwealth club meets November 3 in the L C Smith Building restaurant with Dr Chauncey J Hawkins speaking on After es Dinner at 6 and lecture at 7. The Seattle Woman's club convenes November 7 at 2 pm at Harvard and Thomas with program on Modern Music and Solos. Various groups from P E O to Y W C A hold gatherings, card parties, dances, and lectures through November 9 in multiple venues across Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Club
Moray
L. C. Smith Building
Chauncey J. Hawkins
Plymouth Congressional Church
Seatte Woman's Club
Harvard Ave
Thomas Sta
Florence FB. Smith
A. W. Kewaler
Attractive bridge tea hosted by Mrs Paxton Old
Mrs Paxton Old hosted a bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Christian Graff. About twenty guests attended for cards with more friends arriving at tea time. The tea table was elegant with cyclamen, dahlias and chrysanthemums in autumn colors, and the hostesses were Mrs John Dudley Roberts and Miss Priscilla Treat. Assisting were Miss Anona Roberts, Miss Gertrude Janson, Miss Priscilla Anderson, and Miss Lucy Swanstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Paxton Old
Christian F. Graff
John Dudley Roberts
Priscilla Treat
Anona Roberts
Gertrude Janson
Priscilla Anderson
Lucy Swanstrom
Zela Pal Mothers Club Tea and Luncheon Event
The Zela Pal Mothers Club hosts a tea at the fraternity house 4549 15th Ave N.E. for members and their families with calling hours 4 to 6. Mrs. Maurice McMicken and Mrs. Richard A Ballinger preside at the tea table. On Tuesday November 8 Mrs. Howard B Ballinger hosts a luncheon at Lake Ballinger.
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Zela Pal
St Mark's Women Host Bazaar and Dance at Christensen's Hall
The St Mark's parish women plan an afternoon bazaar at Christensen's hall on November 15 followed by an evening dance. Miss Mary Dudley Walker will host her bridge club gathering at her home on the upcoming Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Parish
Christensen's Hall
Mary Dudley Walker
Mrs Shields Hosts Informal Luncheon for Louise Pfeiffer
Mrs J B Shields treated guests at a home luncheon yesterday afternoon in a complimentary social for Mrs Louise Pfeiffer of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Shields
Louise Pfeiffer
St. Louis
Sousa to Present Two Concerts at Masonic Temple
Lieut.-Commander John Philip Sousa and his nearly 100 member band, famed worldwide, bring programs with rarely heard compositions to the Masonic temple for matinee and evening performances on December 16 under Katherine Rice management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Masonic Temple
Katherine Rice
Social notes of Seattle residents travel visitors
Personal Mr and Mrs Trafford Haterson depart for the Waat for several weeks. Mrs BE O Sutton of Tacoma visits Mr and Mrs George Youell. Mr and Mrs B Curry of Sitka Alaska guests of Mr and Mrs Claude W Meldrum. Dr and Mrs Charles Castlen spend a week in Portland. Louise Pfeiffer of St Louis visits son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs HJ Bailey. Loula Fisher Boynton spends a week at Lake Chelan. George Brehm entertains his sister Miss Katherine Lrehm of Berkeley who will remain after holidays. Dr and Mrs S W R Hooker moved from Hotel Sorento to Moore apartment. May Murray spends a fortnight in Yakima. Mrs Harry Boetzkes travels to California indefinitely. P Weyerhaeuser Mrs William F Geiger and Mrs Edgar F Dodds of Tacoma attend YWCA Northwest field committee meeting in Arcade building. Mrs John B Agen leaves for California to winter at Coronado. Dr J W Thomas returns from six weeks in the East. Alfred Millard of New York and wife stay a month in the city at the Motel Washington. Henry Carstens sails November 12 from Vancouver BC for Honolulu and Australia trip back to Seattle.
YWCA Club Activities Across Ballard High School
The Retobe club will hold its first officer election November 7 at 4 PM in the Girls clubrooms third floor. The Cosmopolitan club meets for supper at 4 PM and a Bible discussion at 715 PM led by Miss Springer followed by initiation and welfare work for the Orthopedic hospital. The Athletic club plans a November 9 supper at 6 PM with a sing along 6 to 7 and a lecture by Miss Stacy Snow on Russian children at 7:30. The Games include a basketball game Greens vs Whites on Friday at 7:30. Additional events include gym demonstrations by Miss Farrier, a Happy Hearts meeting November 9, a beginners French class November 10, and various club Bible discussions and socials throughout Come and See week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womian‘'s Century Club
R. E. Hibler
16Th Ave. N
W. H. Pittwood
J. Q. A. Ward
Luella ‘Gregory
Daniel French
Mary Kildall
Washington
J. D. Curtis
12Th Ave. N. KB
Retobe Club
Ita
Ballard High School
Cosmopolitan Club
Sarah EK. Springer
Eva Gorley
Orthopedic
Stacy Snow
W.C. A
Happy Hearts of the Girls’ Reserve
Girls’ Club
Girls’ Reserve
Friends of All Club
Adele Maltby
Virginia Taylor
Rachel Preston
Union Bible
Florence Porter
Calendar of club events and federation meeting notes
The article lists a November schedule for a club with a musical hour at the Kline-Galland home and Music week programs for invalids and convalescents. It notes the next club meeting at Miss Rose Kracower’s home on November 30 and a City Federation W C T U meeting at Marymouth Congregational church on November 6 at 2 p.m. including officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline-Galland
Rose Kracower
16Th Ave. N
City Federation of the
Marymouth Congregational Church
Wall
Halloween House Parties at Fort Worden Garrison
At Fort Worden the harbor garrison hosted Halloween house parties across the weekend with a buffet and a masquerade ball. Notable guests included Colonel John L. Hayden and Major Royal Kemp Greene along with many U S Army and U B A officers and their spouses. The event featured elaborate dominoed entries, a gate and dark alley entrance, a midnight supper, and a Chantecler themed dinner at Lingering Inn honoring Mrs Madeleine Clifford and Colonel Merriam's guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worden
Hallowe'en
John L. Hayden
Puget Bound
Coast Defense
Harr T. Matthews
Wort Casey
Mra. Matthews
C. Wallington
U. B
J Longstreet Whelchel
U. 8
Fort Flagler
Mra
Henry W Kennard
Medical Corps
Kennard
Louis James Bowler
Mra. Bowler
Miss Eves
Seattle
Arthur D. Hughes
Hughes
C. R. Mills
Camp Lewis
Millis
Joseph Francis Stiley
Arma
Frank Dexter Applin
Francis James Fitzpatrick
Cyrus Quentin Shelton
Edward H. Strickland
Loper B. Lowry
Edward L. Supple
Chantecler
Lingerjonger Inn
Hallowe’en
Danette
Alvin Charles Miller
U. S.A
Miller
Arthur 2. Hughes
Frederick L. Hayden
Dear Miss Grey helps a wife weigh divorce and trust
A 22 year old wife asks if she should divorce her husband who lies about his whereabouts. Cynthia Grey advises against divorce if avoidable, urging open discussion, trust rebuilding, and focusing on the child, while noting many couples find a happier path without separation.
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Miss Grey
Altho
Baby
Meaningful Names and Chicken Rolls Instructions
A fragment describes names like Carl Marie and Eugene with unclear meanings and then gives a recipe style method for chicken rolls. It mentions boiling in salted water for about 15 minutes and using corn husks, tied with string, to shape rolls.
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Cynthia
Carl
Marie
Eugene
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Seattle Society
Fine Arts
Mrs. Skinner
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. McClement
Paul Wilbur Masters
Jeane Ives
Bernard Pelly
Mies Eugenia Petera
Henry Ketcham
Edwin A. Strout, Jr
Eileen Take
London
Eng
Bert Farrar
George W. Purnelt
Lucius B. Manning
Eugeola Peters
Firet Hill Guild
Hotel Sorrento
Mise Elspeth McEwan
Mise Eugenia Peters
Henry Ketgham
James Hamilton de Veuve
Hore
Phillip Fisher
Junior Guild
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eliza Ferry Leary
10Th Ave
Andrew Gillespie
Frances Peirce
Miss Peirce
England
C. H. C. Moller
Lindsay House
Chelsea
J. G. Peirce
Kirkpatrick
Bushnell Studio
Seattle Woman's Club
King County Legislative Federation
King County Federation
Peter Witt
Frances C. Axtell
M. B. Harker
King County
P. E
P. KE. O
Edith Lippmann
Broadway N
Prairie Rose Club
W. L. Prince
17Th N. BE
Temple de Hirsch
Temple Board
Coterie Club
Department of Education of the
Thomas Irving
19Th Ave
N. B
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Century Club
Rose Terry Cook
Mra. W. A
Frank L. Baker
Harvard Ave. N
Marie Vernil Beebe
The
Lafayette PT. A
Norine Powers
Allah
C. BE
Panama
Third Ave
Allah Social Club
Geo. Parclay
Director St
Blanche le Crone
Wilma Cooper
Helen Barclay
All Eastern Stars
Ladies of Grand Army
Home Board
Ladies of the Grand Army Home
Puyallup
Wing's
Women's University Club
Fifth Ave
Custer Camp No
Custer Camp No. 1
Sons of Veterans
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Frances Layman
Custer ‘Camp
Tacoma
Grand Army Sewing Club
Fourth Ave
Armistion
H. H. Gowen
Orphee Chuir
Orpheé Club
Loretta Harding
10Th Ave. N
St. Mark’s Parish
Trafford Haterson
BE O, Sutton
George Youell
Mrs. B. Curry
Sitka, Alaska
Claude W. Meldrum
Charles Castlen
Portland
Bt. Louta
H. J. Bailey
Loula Fisher Boynton
Lake Chelan
Mra. George
Brehm
W. R. Hooker
Sor. Trento
Moore Apartment
May
Murray
Yakima
Mrs
Harry Boetzkes
California
M . P. Weyerhaeuser
William F Geiger
Edgar FE. Dodds
Northwest Field Committee
Young Women's Christian Association
John B. Agen
Coronado
J. W. Thomas
East
Alfred Millard
City
Henry Carstens
Vancouver
B. C
Honolulu
Australia
Florence Farrier
Mile
Gabrielle Jolivet
Faholo
Helen Powell
Stella Scott
Yeomalt
Anna E. Mullins
Grace Berry
Acacia
Young Married Women's Club
Society At the
Harbor Forts
Cynthia Grey
Martha Bearden Mulholland
Washington, D. C
Whelchel
J. Longstreet Whelchel
Fort Casey
Lyons C. Vane
Fort Ward
Arthur Kay Chambers
Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Frank Merrill Bartlett
Air Service
Philippines
John Evans Dobbs
Frank A. Bartlett
India
John Law Highes
FiktEas
Marjorie Rambeau
Adele Blood
Tom Cha Evwes
Pius
AG Orpheus Moore
Jane and Katherine Avery
SA O’ Neil
Ed Morton
William Ebte
Ollie Young
April Billy Arlington
Pete Curley
Nat “Chick” Haines
Kuba Quartet
Harry Antrim
Newiale Bardwell, Mayo & F
Metropolitan
Aphrodite
Mutual Savings
New York State
New States
Mutual Savings Bank
Washi
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
G. G. Amis Mek
Backus
John T. Condon II
BR. Finley
Raymond R. Frazier
Ivar Jansen
William A, Petors
I. O, Jani
Rollin Sanford James Shannon
William Tharnum
C. EB. Vilas
David Whit
David W Co
Eugene B. Payre
Ipoxese Ock
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