Mrs Fox Plans Bridge To Compliment Miss Nor
Seattle society notes a benefit tea for the Seattle association with Mrs Erikson hosting at her Edgaret residence. Mrs B Calvert presides. committee chairs include Mrs Kenelm Wine Jr and Mrs J F city. Invitations issued. tickets and distribution arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S& MW
Rikson
Dusman
Seattle ’ Association
Derick Rausman
Erikson
B. Calvert
Kenelm Wine Jr
Young
R. R
Revue At Loew's Palace Features Comedy and Song
A new bill at Loew's Palace blends comedy and music with a bright revue. Performers include Ethel Hagen as a leading vocal too and Beasie Merrill with Will Daniay delivering witty chatter and original songs. Grace Inman showcases varied verse in Sally's Visit with Charles Smith providing accompaniment.
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Hull
Loew's Palace
Ethel Hagen
McKenzie
Raye Dawn
Rogers
Beasie Merrill
Will Daniay
Orig
Grace Inman
Sally
Charles Smith
Tango duel spectacle sparks buzz in industry scene
Nov. 10 features a tango duel between W. F. Hurndill and M. Fontana amid a brass casting and steel industry showcase. The event, described as bold and stylish, highlights prominent figures in an odd public dispute as part of an industrial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatests
W. F. Hurndill
M. Fontana
November social events listed for Lyversity Club and Seattle area
A chaotic November calendar lists multiple parties and gatherings at the Lyversity Club and homes in Fort Lantes Neuse Seattle area venues. Included are Miss Catherine Dunn’s afternoon party, Gwendolyn Newloves tea, Kappa Alaimose annual party, dinner dances at Sunseety and Arctic clubs, and bridge and tea events hosted by local clubs and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly In
Versity Club
Catherine Dunn
A. J. Dann
Gwendolyn Newloves
Fort Lantes
Mise
Ruth Nerten
Kappa Alaimose
Chapter
Neuse
N. Battoom
Henner
Oete
Arctic Club
Sovemser We Roadway Guild
George Warren Boole
Wermen's University
Marry Tv
Warth
Alticon T Wabamaker
Menry Ward Boorter
Andre Edward Franklin White
Dorothy Myers
Earl Phillipe
Tennie Clab
William Randolph Craetom
Thomas Fransiel
Myre
Ooeph & Trier
le Hospital
Masonic T
Pfieyd Lameon
Taee Peepica
The
Women's University
Masonic
Diphtheria Myths Debunked By Medical Expert
The article rejects the old belief that diphtheria arises from filth and rubbish. It explains the disease is caused by germs in the nose and throat, even in some healthy people, and notes not all debris or damp places spread it. It also mentions people asking about white tongue spots and kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Local Visitors and Travelers Arrive for House Guests and Trips
A stream of visitors and travelers pass through Seattle and nearby towns. Helena resident Mrs J J Dinnen arrives for several weeks with Mr and Mrs M J Connell. Mrs KR Adame and husband sailed from San Francisco to Honolulu and are staying with George K Carter in Hawaii before returning to Seattle for the holidays. Diederick Oldenborg and family depart for Portland en route to Japan to settle for a few years. Mrs Miles Cotton and Mrs James H M Lawnon plan a Vancouver, B C, visit, then stay at Hotel Washington for a few days. Miss K I Bacon of Bellingham guest of Cecil Bacon at Hotel Berrento until Monday. Mina Helen Gibbs leaves Spokane for home after visiting Mrs Victor Peyton. W F Wing returns tonight from Yakima. Ralph D Emerson and party arrive from Mouuntam to visit Dr and Mrs Tom Mesing for a week. Mike Heater Hosford, author, leaves Hotel Washington to spend winter with mother in Sos Angus. Mrs Lida Piaeting sails November 14 via San Francisco to New York for three months, then Seattle in April to visit her brother Jorg Fasting for the summer.
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Mra Lida Piaeting
Hanghai
San Francisco
New York
Seattle
Jorg
Cocktail Habit for Women in London Restaurants
Women in London luncheon and dinner venues with American bars increasingly sip sweet cocktails. Reports note a rising trend among female patrons in savoring the American drink.
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London
Community and club events in Hawthorne area
A series of social occasions are listed for November 1920 including Hawthorne P T A activities at Melkay's hall and Batchelors' club dance at the Masonic temple November 13 and 14. Also scheduled are dances and card parties by All Saints Parish groups, Queen City Chapter C E, Alpha Phi Sorority bazaar, and related club meetings with details on locations and hosts.
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Hawthorne PT. A
Melkay's
Adama Et
Katnier Ave
Community Service
Charmber of Commerce
Civic Bureau
Cornish School of Muse
Batchelors’ Club
Masonic Temple
Mubbie Mall
Heth
Charles Brickeller
Matadorf
Ovear
Harry Old
Vernon Kiepper
John Miner
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Tenth Ave
B. Pipe
Queen City
C. E
Panama
Alpha Phi Sorority
Basaar
Mra
Lewis F. Hart
Hugh M. Caldwell
Kenneth McIntosh
Borrewea
14Th Ave
N. F
Elmer W. Davis
M. KB
42Nd Et
Brooklyn
Christensen'a
Nisaka Camp Mire
Broadway High School
Needlework Training For Ex Service Men
Over 200 ex service men have applied for instruction in needlework across several branches. They have developed skills in embroidery cross stitch petit point and fine work. In India the slightest tariff on bazaar goods brought 20 lashes as punishment.
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London
England
Amato and Beale Give Pleasing Met Concert Debut
Pasquale Amato baritone and Kitty Beale soprano delighted a receptive Met audience in their first appearance. Amato impressed with flawless diction and expressive singing while Beale offered a lyrical voice with careful intonation. They performed a varied program including The Star Spangled Banner, Caro nome, The Rose Enslaves the Nightingale, Parla, and duets from Gondollera with ample encores. J William Tyroler accompanied ably.
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Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Theatre
Kitty Beale
Prano
Mr. Amato
Miss Beale
Rimsky- Kirenkow
Mansénet
de Fontenelle
Hahn
Rossini
Gondollera
J. William Tyroler
New Staff Member Joins First Presbyterian Church
Miss Elizabeth James arrives from Philadelphia to join the First Presbyterian church staff under M. A. Matthews in the Beattie n Relle¢ program as part of a broader Red Cross dues extension.
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Elizabeth James
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
M. A. Matthews
Red Cross
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Norton
Stevenson Smith
S and Mrs. Dr
Sity
Gilbert le Duffy
Agnew
Tin Agnew
Qgilleepy
Raymond Or Fox
Stephenson Bowen
D Inn
Gillespy
Corbett
Bridge House
Victor Peyton
Fred Loomia
Heon
Sunset Club
R. William Crosby
Ollins
Green Collina
Marty
CE Hip
Billie Kirkland
Ryan
John E. Ryan
Portram
James & Merrihew
Information Department
U. & Uble Health Services
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Womin
Elliott
Fie
Amed
Heurling
Union St
Parrenals
J. J. Dinnen
Helena, Mont
M. J. Connell
Mra J. KR. Adame
Mataonia
Honolulu
George K. Carter
Mra. Diederick Oldenborg
Portland
Japan
Miles Cotton
James HM. Lawnon
Vancouver
B.C
Hotel
Washington
Mies K. I. Bacon
Bellingham
Cecil Bacon
Berrento
Mina Helen Gibbs
Spokane
Wf. C.wing
Yakima
Ralph D. Emerson
Mouutam
Tom Mesing
Mike Heater
Hosford
Sos Angus
Path
Jase Muate
Conbcerts
Trucka
Bachelors’ Club Tall
Mansuerade
K. of Phail
Third Ave
Virginia St
Swedish Hospital
Girt Club
All Saints Parteh
All Sainte Pariah
Lakeside Club
Slet Ave
Rainier Ave
St. George
Emmie Christiansen
43Rd Ave. &. W
Charles Mr. Mulllips
BK. Merridith
Ethel Huntley Caldwell
K. Thomson
J. Armatron
Borrowed Time Club
Nimsksa
Amethyst
A. M. Barth
16Th Ave
East Union
All Eastern Stars and Friends
Ters
Brrth
Albert Starkenburg
Sixth Ave
Kent
Cotton Union
Wool] S Union St
Ecru
Wright
Roxford
MacDougall- Southwick
Louise Annable
Matt
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