Sixth annual Gamma Phi Beta Bazaar at New Washington hotel
Gamma Phi Beta sorority plans a December bazaar at the New Washington hotel to raise funds for a University of Washington English Department scholarship for an upperclass, partly self-supporting woman. An informal dance follows in the same rooms under Miss Gladys Epperson. Mrs. Carl Will is president and Mrs. Edward is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
New Washington
University of Washington
Miller Freeman
Gladys Epperson
Carl Will
Edward
Teale
Miss Raymond Hosts Informal Bridge Tea Day
Miss Louise Raymond entertains Monday afternoon with a small informal bridge tea at 702 36th Ave. Guests include Mrs Rex Stafford and Mrs Charles Ward while Mrs Hugh Purcell departs for California for the winter. Mrs Frank Mack tem hosts informal bridge on Saturday afternoon, November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Stafford
Mast
Charles Ward
Doris Mitchell
Louise Raymond
36Th Ave
Hugh Purcell
California
Frank Mack Tem
Remember Dates for Social Events This Week
A series of social gatherings listed for November includes Mrs. Wilmot Lilly hosting an at home supper on Sunday November 12. Mr and Mrs Ross Downs plan a bridge dinner on Tuesday November 14. Mrs Emil Henry Miller hosts a matinee from 2:30 to 5 o clock honoring Mrs Ham Le Roy Baird and others, with a formal reception in the evening by Rev and Mrs William A Pttee. Bridge tea hosted by Mrs Albert Charles Stubb and Miss Emily Jerome at Miss Jerome's home. Beatrice Clapp hosts luncheon November 14 at the Sunset club for Gloria Frink and Nellie Pelger. Mrs William D Perkins hosts silver tea for Seven Women’s Christian colleges in the Orient. Mrs Andrew Prive hosts bridge tea to compliment Mrs Neal Tourtellotte. Friday November 17 brings Mrs Phillip Kinzer’s bridge tea at 2 pm to benefit the furnishing fund of the Women’s University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Lilly
Ross Downs
Emil Henry Miller
Wit Ham le Roy Baird
Charles HM. Cobb
Lidablanche Robe
William A. Pttee
Albert Charles Stubb
Emily Jerome
Mise Jerome
Beatrice Clapp
Sunset Club
Gloria Frink
Nellie Pelger
William D. Perkins
Orient
Andrew Prive
Neal Tourtellotte
Phillip Kinzer
Women's University Club
Charles F. Clise
Sunnet Club
Gertrude Lewis
Larine Brown
Ruth Lennon
Masonic Temple
Frances Gilroy
Lavine Brown
Christensen
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Christensen’s Hall
Marian Wurebacher
Nathaniel Stuart Rogers
FB. Wurzbacher
Gertrude Hiford
Tryave Noff
A. & Hiford
Woman's Century Club
Washington
Y. W
Mra
Louis Marka
B. Prospect St
Ingraham
Sara Williams
Fred W. Bert, Jr
Ernest Pitesiemons
H. M. Denton
James A. Kerr
Sunset Heights
Mm. Colm Corbett
Sixth Ave. N. EB
Union Colleges For
Oriental Collegee
Woman's Auxiliary
Pioneers of Washington
Tillie A. Moore
Territorial
Pacific Coast
Tea Planned for House Guests and Local Friends
Mrs. A G Schaefer hosts a tea Friday afternoon November 17 from 3 to 5 at 1708 Interlake bird to honor house guests Mrs George Schaefer and Miss Leona Schaefer of New York. Mrs James B Mary and Mrs H F Schmidt will preside over the tea table. Mrs A C Bates will give a twelve course luncheon and bridge shower for Miss Lurline Brown on Wednesday afternoon November 29 at her home, inviting close friends only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Schaefer
Interlake Bird
George Schaefer
Leona Schaefer
New York
James B. Mary
H. F. Schmidt
A. C. Bates
Lurline Brown
Mrs Field Hosts Informal Tea For Returning Visitor
Mrs Field will host an informal tea at her home Tuesday afternoon after 4:30 to welcome her mother Mrs C F White back from a trip east. Mrs Edward Lincoln Smith and Mrs Henry R Williams will preside at the urns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Callender Field
C. F. White
Eost
Edward Lincoln Smith
Henry R. Williams
Bazaar features cards at Pi Phi alumnae event
The alumnae chapter of Pi Beta Phi will hold a bazaar at the Washington Annex on Friday December 4 with cards as an added feature. An evening of bridge is planned at Mr and Mrs F O Ehrlichs home 732 17th Ave N on Friday evening November 17. Reservations for tables may be made with Miss Lura Tanner East 6933 K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Heta Phi
Washington Annex
F. O. Ehrlich
17Th Ave. N
Lura Tanner
East 6933
Iota Iota Alpha Chi Omega Bazaar at Hotel Washington
Iota Iota alumnae chapter with Reo assist will hold their annual bazaar at Hotel Washington on Saturday November 18 from 10 am to 6 pm with an evening dance tickets at the door. Mah Jongg in Chinese costumes and noon table reservations via Mrs L X Coder Kenwood 4476. A musical program features Mrs Frederick Adams Miss Adele Walker and Mr James Hamilton Howe. Also plans for a large luncheon and bridge events.
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Iota Iota
Alpha Chi Omega
Reo
Washington
L. X. Coder
Kenwood
Frederick Adams
Adele Walker
James Hamilton Howe
de Paux University
Leander Dow
Cavan Howay
Grace M E Church Bazaar Planned for November 15
Grace M E Church at 36th Ave and King St schedules a Wednesday bazaar with afternoon and evening events. Mrs Sue Wright and Mrs J T Ronald lead apron booth, linens, candy, decorations, and cafeteria. In evening, youth group runs amusement booths with Miss Florence Johnson and Miss Betty Johnson overseeing fancy work.
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Grace M. E
36Th Ave
King St
Sue Wright
J. T. Ronald
William Stewart
H. FE. Wickham
H. A. Heaver
Peter Ronald
James McKay
Florence
Betty Johnson
Clara Sacket
Miews
Mary Shaw
Ruth Beal
Orthopedic Tea Shop Schedule For Next Week
The Orthopedic Tea Shop plans events next week with hosts and chairmen at multiple locations. On Monday at Broadway Build the hostess is Mrs Otto Grunbaum assisted by several named members. S Tatenday at Laurelhurst guild, with Mrs Ernest L Skeel as hostess, follows. Wednesday features Westminster Presbyterian church chaired by Mrs W Scott Matheson. Thursday hosts St Margarets guild of St Marks church led by Mrs D McEacheran. Friday sees Alki auxiliary chaired by Mrs Charles H Gaffner, and Saturday at Frink Park guild with Mrs Charles Harrison as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Otto Grunbaum
Hostem
James Farrell
L. Groseman
Walter W. French
John Twies
J. J. Mack
F. A. Leonard
Chester Moore
William le Blond
W. T. Robinson
S Tatenday
Laurelhurst Guild
Ernest L. Skeel
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. Scott Matheson
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
Mra. D. McEacheran
Alki Auxiliary
Charles H. Gaffner
Frink Park Guild
Charles Harrison
Orphans Festival in Seattle Supports Sacred Heart Orphanage
The Orphans festival week starts November 20 in Seattle to raise funds for Sacred Heart orphanage building. Booths promise old favorites plus new ideas, with the Country Store ready to supply shoppers. Miss O'Donnell hosts a banco party November 13 at Miss Clare Fletcher’s home. the Teenie Weenie booth and festival committee leadership are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sacred Heart Orphanage
Ethel O'Donnell
Banco
Clare Fletcher
Malden Ave
Kathryn Weak
Joseph Wilwerding
Margaret Kane
W. J. Wiley
J. W. Agnew
Native Daughters meeting and gift sale plans
Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline Parlor No 2 will meet at Mrs. Harry Meachams home 1182 W Siet at take Ballard North car to 62nd later. Members urged to bring sewing and help ready items for a gift sale and card party planned for early December. Every member is needed.
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Native Daughters of
Washington
Princess
Angeline
N. D
Harry Meacham
W. Siet
Ballard North
Numerous Seattle Women Clubs Meet This Week
A parade of meetings announced for November includes Myrtle Social Club at the Masonic temple for bridge and whist, Ark Chapter No. 86 BE and, Literary and Travel Club events with readings and tours, William McKinley Circle No. 11 hosts Civil War comrades, and many other society gatherings across Sunset Heights, University Heights, and West Seattle venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Myrtle Social Club
Masonic Temple
Astern State and Friends
William McKinley
Ciand Army of the Republic
Beattie Civic Symphony to Open with Music Towneha Seidel
Youthful Russian violinist Toweha Seidel, hailed as one of the world’s top five, will be soloist at the Beattie Civic Symphony’s opening concert at the Metropolitan theater on Sunday December 4. He will perform Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and solos with piano, part of the 1922-23 season featuring guest soloists from major venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Civic Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Theater
Carolina Lazzari
Metropolitan Opera Co
Gutemar Novaes
Hragilian
Reidel
Odessa
Russia
America
Leopold Aver
Europe
Tachaikowsaky
Seattle Civic Symphony Orchestra
Marion Building
Beattie
Rubinstein
Marcel Dupre
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
First Presbyterian Church
Artists’ Musical Bureau of America
Dupre
Notre Dame
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lois Cassil
Marion
Social notes of Seattle residents and visitors
Personal notices recount visits and relocations among Washington residents. Mrs. Charles R. B. Castien returns from Portland. several couples plan trips to Portland, Spokane, Honolulu, and the East. Birth announcements, moves to Seattle and elsewhere, and weekend guests among families including Page, Rawn, Banks, Minor, Galloway, Shannon, Stafford, O Connor, Schaefer, Bell, and Hubbard are listed.
Campfire Girls Announce Thanksgiving Basket Plans
Thanksgiving baskets sponsored by Campfire Girls with help from the Social Welfare to find worthy families. A rummage sale is set for November 18 to raise funds and provide items for the baskets.
Zeta Pai Mothers Club Plans Charity Sale Drive
The Zeta Pai Mothers club meets at chapter house 4649 16th Ave N BK on Tuesday November 14 at 2 PM. Proceeds fund a Christmas party for children in need. Volunteers urged to bring articles to Lohequa by November 15 for sorting and pricing. Guardians association ceremonial led by Miss Ruth Brown at Lohequa November 16 7 90 PM. Seattle Campfire Girls host November 25 entertainment at Frederick & Nelsons auditorium 230 to 630 PM featuring The Call of Wohelo, Camp Sealth footage, music by Helen Buell ing, with speakers TBA. All mothers and guardians invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Pai Mothers’ Chub
Zeta Pai Mothers’ Club
Wve. N. BK
Lohequa
The
Guardians’ Association
Ruth Brown
Seattle Council of Campfire Girls
Frederick & Nelson
Eva Benson
Camp Sealth
Helen Buelling
All City Hike Sees Girls Trek Mercer Island Parade
A large group of girls left Lascht park at 9 a.m. on Saturday November 11 for a day on Mercer Island led by Mrs. Norman Huber guardian of the Past Seattle Campfire. They earned camp craft honors and were urged to obtain the November Torch and return October guardians reports to headquarters promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lascht Park
Mercer Island
Norman Huber
Seattle
Lobequa
Melvin's Store to Close After 1909 Establishment
The Melvin store in Seattle, founded November 11 1909, will discontinue due to fierce city competition. Remaining stock will be sold at retail with all garments marked down as the sale begins Tuesday at 9 a.m. under George Frances Rowe & Co. Full details to follow in Monday's Star.
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Melvin
Seattle
George Frances Rowe & Co
Star
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Lester Turner, Jr
Federa Ave
Capitol Hunt Guild
Frank Taylor
Denny Fuhrman
G. H Crabtres
Boylston N
East Highland Drive
Josiah Moore
E. Prospect
First Hill
F. R. Bowwell
Queen Anne
William Howard
Anne Ave
University
Cradle Guild
Peggy Butterworth
Walter Hower Jenkins
Gilbert Butterworth
Jerry Eagert
R. Stanley Dollar
Helen Dorothy Foster
Miss Foster
Walter F. Foster
San Francisco
Eugene Andrew Tracey
Orange, .R
Church Studio
Mrs. Field
Mra. C. Kirk Hillman
Mrs. Sargent
Curtis P. Sargent
Bridge
Arthur Edward Gilroy
the Willard
Admiral Line Officers
Admiral Line Officers’ Club
Seattle Yacht Club
Mesears
John Cormode
Charles Burgert
W. Call
G. J. Snelling
F. B. McPherren
Wesley House
Weasley Club
Wealey House
15Th Ave. N. E
Ark
At & P.m. All Eastern Stars
Daniel Huckley
Martina Johnson
Mra M. B. Meliride
Beherse
Chopin
Cahoucha Caprice
Mias
Helen Hertrich
Italy
Anna Kane
University Heights PT. A
University Heights P.T. A
University Branch
B. Beth
10Th N. Bi
Latoha
McDonald P.T. A
Minas Ann Hall
Madrona Presbyterian Church
Women's Association of the
Women's League For Peace and Freedom
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Sanpractic
East Pine St
Boosters’ Club
Boosters Club
Ida Moench
50Th St
Ladies’ Lyric Choral Club
Ladies Lyric Choral Club
Doric Social Club
Dorie Social Club
Florence Durgan
University Way
Harriet Berry
All Eastern Stars
Sunset
Orthopedic
City Hall
Ballard
Clionian Club
Alpha Club
Mra. Ila Grande
Ave. N
Mra. Kingston
Hotteas
Montlake
Republican St
Seattle Review
Mra. FE. A. Hamlett
16Th Ave
Shawondasse Club
J. L. McGrew
William McGregor
Third Ave. N
L'Union Francaise
Navy
TW. Col
Women’s Society
Bethany Church
Women's Society of Bethany Presbyterian Church
A. H. Mae
Women's Commercial Club
Gowman
Washington Annex Hotel
W. A. Gaines
Helen Fabry
Mra. Schipman
Mra. Green
Pioneer Auxiliary
Haven M. E
Ladiew’ Ald Society
Haven Methodist Church
10Th Ave
Lynn Ot
Mims
Margaret Olson
Margaret McQulloch Lang
Fern Prowell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Civic and Improvement Club
Seattle Civic and Improvement Club
Federated Club
P.T. A
T. T. Minor P.T. A
Mins Anderson
Children’s Department of the Public Library
Alpha Phi
Ming Ruth Greenleaf
14Th Ave. N
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Moose Hall
Ninth Ave
University St
Auxiliary Greeters of
Ladies” Auxiliary Greeters of America
Georgian Hotel
Maple Leaf Post No
Douglan’ Hall
Pine
Seattle Council PT. A
Seattle Woman's Club
Seattl Woman's Club
Libbie Trimble
Harvard Ave. N
W. F. Degen
Beattie Lodge
Evergreen Hall
Evergreen Lodge
Evergreen Lodge No. 2
Order of United Workmen
United States
Meadaville
Audubon Society
Seattle Audubon Society
City
Eastlake Ave
EB. Mercer St
George Parker
Ravenna
Cowen Park
Minnewatha Club
Broadway Hall
West Seattle Review
W. B. A. of the
Toweha Seidel
Helene Hill
Harriet Roney
Ning
Mozart
Moetkowaki
Carpenters’ Hall
California Ave
At & P. m. Sharp
Mise Marie Laghorn
Montana
Idaho
Charles RB. Castien
Portland
Fuesell Gordon Page, Jr
I. McHenry
Port Angeles
Munsell Gordon Page
Imm Rawn
Hortense Smith
Los Angeles
Charles J. Thomas
87Th Ave
Denny Blaine
Francee Larned
Honolulu
Charles Eugene Banks
Mrs
Stanley Minor
A. B. Galloway
Spokane
Gerald Shannon
Golf Club
Hotel Washington Annex
Mr. Stafford
Stafford
Mine Esther Fox
H. F. Alexander
David Genas
Hugh J. O'Connor
Lane, At
O. J. David
New Orleans
Mins Leone Schaefer
Arthur W. Bell
Irene Hayward
Patricia
Rodger
Musical Bureau of America
Sherman, Clay & CO
Third
Pullman
Bartell Drug Stores
Campfire Girls
Mar
Women’s Garment Store
Pine Street
Mme. Davenport Engberg
Vescha Seidel
Tescha Seidel
Technikovsky
Guiomar Novaes
Baker’s
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
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