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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1919

Page

14

Follies and social events highlight Seattle notices

Social columns report Miss Gladyve Waterhouse and Mr Robert Wilson to attend a Sunset club dinner during the Follies of 1919 season. Guests include Mrs Horton Force and Mrs J Thatcher among many teas, dances, and receptions at homes and clubs. Community fundraisers and club activities continue with Lighthouse for the Blind card party, dinner dances at the Golf Club, and university extension classes for French learners.

Gladyve Waterhouse Stanley Whantly Robert Wilson Sunset Club

Margret Huteson Tribute Confirms Family Ties

Miss Margaret Huteson, daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Huteson and niece of Mr and Mrs Trafford Huteson, is spotlighted in a McBride Studio portrait by Wayne Albee. The piece emphasizes charm and family connections in a formal portrait setting.

Iss Margaret Huteson James C. Huteson Trafford Huteson

Dear Miss Grey and a Tale of Letters and Love

A reader seeks help about heartbreak after war time romance. A soldier recalls receiving cheerful letters from a beloved girl abroad, then returning home unable to speak, causing strain and a plea for guidance and a letter back to bridge the gap. The column offers advice on writing honestly, improving self perception, and reconnecting. A separate note comments on mothers, foster care, and motherhood's impact on delinquent girls.

Miss Grey France

Local social events mix in Olympia area clubs

Mrs. H. H. Stewart and Huntley hosted a gathering in the Olympian apartment with Misa Jensie Hibler and Captain Charles. The Mixers club plans a dance tonight at the Knights of Hall, Harvard and Union, with an orchestra to provide music.

Ting Misa Jensie Hibler Charles H. H. Stewart Huntley Olympian Knights of Hall Harvard Union

Fresh Cracked Crab With Mayonnaise Dressing Tale

A fragment describes cracked crab with mayonnaise dressing and warns against overindulgence. It promises a remedy from Bartell Five or Swift Co to ease stomach discomfort after rich meals and mentions a nearby fort store.

Bartell Swift & Co

School and civic groups plan meetings with speakers

Webster P T A meets in room 15 with Miss Lawson of the Y W C A as speaker. Lincoln High P T A holds a 2 15 drill and 45 minute business session with Miss Mann on the Professional Service Platform of the Public School. Woman's Civic Club meets December 2 at Mrs. Miller's home for Parliamentary and Doll Dressing sessions. The Caleidh Club meets at Porter apartments with Mrs. Dempsey. Queen Anne Circle discusses the thirteen of the book with readings and musical program. Commonwealth Club and Reconstruction Forum join for a meal and program on the Committee of 4%. Ballard High School P T A hosts an evening with candidates for the school board and questions. Professor Clifford Kantner to lead.

University of Washington “Extension Service Broadway High School Cade University Extension Service Henry Building Lincoln High School P-T. A Lin High School Woman's Civic Club Queen Anne

Social Notes On Travelers And Locals In Seattle Area

Mrs Peachy plans winter in Coronado California and Mr and Mrs Morse of Vancouver are guests at the Hotel Washington. Miss Marjorie Tonkin of Salt Lake City visits Seattle for the weekend with Mrs William H Glorius. Dr F W Hergert returns from a seven week East South post graduate dental study. Rev and Mrs Mitche more relocate to Seattle after years in New Mexico and El Paso Texas with church work and musical connections. Mr Walter McMillan Tomkins will winter in Arizona with Mrs Tomkins joining later. Mr and Mrs Frank Fretwell host Miss Margaret Stewart at Wing Point next week. Charles Frye and niece Marion Frye travel to San Francisco. Mrs Paschal Cranston visits Washington prior to returning home. Bertrand Rready visiting Tacoma with Mrs Arthur Chamberlain Hill and Miss Hill. George Stuart and wife visit Beattie for Thanksgiving weekend. Miss Mary Maxwell studies at Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto. Virginia Byrne, once in Mexico, resides with her mother in Berkeley and attends the local university. Norman Mertens, formerly at Camp Lewis, returns from Liberia and awaits discharge at the Presidio. Lieut R S Lindquist returns from South America and is now in New York before heading west. he is described as the best of.

Hugh T. Mitchemore Seattle New Mexico el Paso Texan Graham St Mitchelmore Army Y. M. C. A Fort Bilas Brighton Presbyterian Church Maside Olive McConnell

Confessions on Bride and the Bandit's Cave Escape

Excerpts describe a cave hideout with rooms for bunks cooking dining and sleep sites. A tense scene unfolds as Rob Morrison makes contact awakening Katherine Miller while plans to escape confront a dramatic indoor chase and reunion with Vera Strange and others as news items mingle with social notices from Olympia and Seattle.

Don Manuel Arese Katherine Miller Bob Katherine Rob—Morrison Reb

Robert E K Lee Chapter to Elect at December Meeting

The Robert E K Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs H A Callahan's home on 647 Thirty‑first Avenue Madrona car Thursday December 4 at 2 pm. Annual election offers and year in review reports will be read and future plans discussed. Refreshments and a brief singing program precede a request to bring sugar. The Peace League to Enforce Peace meets Monday at 12 at Meves cafeteria Second Ave with speakers and support for the League of Nations covenant.

Douglas Hall H. A. Sinclair Harry Jackman A. H. Gibbons Florence Bible Genevieve Grant Thirteenth Avenue North Robert EK. Lee Robert EB. Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy H. A. Callahan Madrona Peace League The League Meves Second Ave

Christmas Tree Shortage Hits the East

Chicago on November 29 reports a Christmas tree famine as rail fuel shortages disrupt supply. John Hartman, city Christmas tree dealer, warns trees may be unavailable from Northern Wisconsin and Michigan forests where only scrubs remain.

Chicago John Hartman

Escort Etiquette and Weight Loss Advice From Miss Grey

Dear Miss Grey offers etiquette guidance on escorting in theatres with proper chair handling and gentlemanly conduct. It also answers a reader's question on avoiding weight gain, recommending cutting sweets and starches, smaller meals, and lemon water each morning.

Miss Grey

Dear Miss Grey on Hives and Seasonal Causes

A reader asks about cures for hives that persist in winter and summer. Advice suggests dietary changes and avoiding oysters and shellfish in winter, seeing a physician if stubborn, and using soothing washes like baking soda bath or a corn starch solution for local application.

Grey

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