Seattle Society Announces December Club Activities
Seattle society notes December events across clubs. Brahms program on Dec 7 hosted by Mrs Van Ogie and Mrs Bogle. business luncheon on Dec 14. a sewing afternoon Dec 21. sacred music by Monday A club on Dec 28 with hostesses Mrs Backus and Mrs Bail. Dinner party planned for Winter Friday with notable hosts. Tea cards issued for a 941 11th Ave North gathering. multiple alt events and host families listed for seasonal functions.
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Sunset Club
Louise van Ogie
Lawrence Bogle
Brahms “ Browning
James Jane
Henry Susallio
Harry Glenn
Edward Campbell
Manson Backus
Alexander Bail
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Bazaar at Hotel Washington
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae hold their fifth annual bazaar at the Hotel Washington on Friday afternoon. Mrs. William Stevenson leads sewing and a variety of booths offer gifts to aid Christmas shoppers. A large committee lists chairs for delicatessen handkerchiefs children s clothes infants wear cretonnes aprons arts and crafts kitchen novelties and more with an informal dance planned for the evening.
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Hotel
Washington
William Stevenson
George Rice
Carl Will
Delicatessen
Victor Rabel
Wiliam Dehn
Robert McAusland
Frank Horsfall
Cretornes
Frank Hergert
George Keith
Arthur Younger
Della
George Brehm
William Laube
Dinner and Ball Gatherings Highlight Social Week
Mr and Mrs Millard Dinner Hosts eighteen friends at their home Friday evening before attending the Winter Ball. Tea at Boulev ard Coffee Shop hosted by Mrs R Cheney and Mrs Thomas Lyons for twenty guests. Mr and Mrs R William Crosby host informal dinner Friday evening before the Winter Ball. Miss Mildred Hughes invites her bridge club to Inez home this afternoon. Pi Beta Phi sorority reschedules meeting to December 10 at the Chapter house. Miss Hergitte Roald marries Mr Thomas Jull in a Bethany Lutheran parsonage ceremony officiated by Rev P W Ericksen.
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Univ Club
Henry Ristine
Paul
J., Tate
Gerald Shaw
Richard W. Perry
William Burwell
Mrs. Ostrander
H. F. Ostrander
Mary Small
Thelma Thompson
Qainier Club
Erma Verda
A. C. Bates
William Calvert, Jr
Katherine Maclean
Warde McFarland
J. Fred Braid
Yacht Club
Hippodrome
Christensen's Hall
Arthur F. Nafteger
Erma Verd
Interlaken Guild
Beattie Yacht Club
Mixes Erma Verd
Dickson Grandy Trenholme
St. Barnabas Chapel
At & Pelock
Edward Thomas Verd
Whitman Ave
Starr Calvert
Plymouth Congregational Church
Charles Paul
Jane
Ruth Nettleton
Sunset Club
Mary Elizabeth Sweeney
Mhe Edwina Florence Sweeney
Hotel Washington Annex
Janet Henry
Jane Stimson
Jane Nettleton
Mary Greer
Jean Fay
Knights of Columbus Hall
Seattle “Tennis Club
Christensen
Alfred Millard
R. Cheney
Thomas FK. Lyons
Boulevard Coffee Shop
R. William Crosby
Mildred Hughes
Inez
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Hergitte Roald
Thomas Jull
Bethany Lutheran Church
P. W. Ericksen
Multiple Society Guests and Travel Notes Across Cities
Mrs. Anna Thomeon Milburn returns from a six week Eastern trip. Mrs. William Panks of Portland and Mrs. Katherine Clark of San Francisco guest with the Clarks. Mr. Donald Palmerton heads to San Francisco. Roger Morse Bone and child move to Olympian apartment. Dr. and Mrs. O'Shea plan a two month California trip. Mrs. Louise Studley of Portland visits her parents for a week. Mrs. Edgar Ames spends a week in Portland. Dr. and Mrs. Park Weed Willis host Mrs. Wille’s later, Mrs. James E C Leavitt of New York. Mrs. William Harmon of New York departs for Coronado then east. George Max Esterly of Waldo and Harold S McCaughey host at Medina. Mrs. Wolcott Cheney and mother return from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Richardson of Lake Crescent visit M. E. Lucas for a fortnight with two sons. A cable confirms a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent Smith in Changsha China. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Smith, former Seattle residents, note this is their second son in China. Mrs. J D McPherson leaves for California for a month.
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Harold Vincent Smith
Changsha
China
Numerous December Club Meetings At Seattle Venues
Community groups across Seattle announce December 1 gatherings at venues including the K of VP hall, Pike Place Market, and local churches. Events feature PTAs, bazaar sales, raffles, teas, and social hours with speakers, meals, and music planned for residents and affiliated members.
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Eiderbloom Club
VP. Hall
Third
Virginia
Campfire Girls Institute and Related Social Events Highlight December
Unusual interest in joining the special Campfire Girls program at the Juvenile Welfare Institute to be held December 5 at the Hippodrome under Mothers congress and P T associations. A 4 PM talk by Dr. William A. McKeever will guide the institute with patrons aiding.
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Juvenile Welfare Institute
Hippodrome
Mothers’ Congress
P.T
William A. McKeever
University of Kansas
J. C. Cannon
Campfire Girls
The
Mra. Stimson
G. H. White
Langdon C. Henry
Hugh Caldwell
C. K. Bogardus
Mixes Frieda Libby
Anne Simmons
Lucy Morris
Minas Eva Cole
Keith Logan Bullitt
Broussais C. Beck
Olas Floyd Lameon
Aiver
Parent-Teacher Association
John EB. Rieke, Jr
Parent-Teacher Associations
R. K. Thatcher
H. H. Mandigo
F. W. Gilbert
F. Hazzard
T. N. Jenner
H. L. Wilson
J. B. Hamiin
Henry 8. Dorman
M. A. Matthews
Geo. C. Lemeke
F. L. Vernon
N. Compton
C. E. Bogardus
Trial of Harvey Church for double murder starts in Chicago
In Chicago on November 20, the trial of Harvey Church for the murder of two car salesmen Carl Ausmus and B. J. Daughterly began. Prosecutors allege Church lured them to his garage and killed them to take a touring car. A jury selection is unlikely before week’s end.
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Chicago
Harvey Church
Carl Ausmus
B. J. Daughterly
Church
University Students Publish Book of Plays on the Coast
The University of Washington premieres its first undergraduates' plays, edited by Glenn Hughes with an introduction, in a blue volume titled University of Washington Plays First Series. It includes Jet by Lather Shepherd, Imposition by Max Miller, These Wild Young People by J M O Conner Jr, and Tweediedum by Otis Richardson, with six editors overseeing The Columns.
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University of Washington
Glenn Hughes
The
University
Washington
Max Miller
Harold McClinton
Leslie Marehind
Beck, Jr
Lyron D. Scott
Many & Seattiette
Jet
Lather Shepherd
J. M. O'Conner, Jr
Tweedie Dum
Otis Richardson
Postponed Dante Celebration Moves to December
The University Dante fete marking the 600th death anniversary is postponed to December at 4 p.m. in Meany Hall with Rev. Herbert H. Gowen delivering Dante and Democracy. Sculptor James Webn has completed a three foot plaster cast of Dante for exhibit. Mary Trimble opens a New York studio after returning from abroad, creating two fountains and several figures.
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Meany Hall
Herbert H. Gowen
James Webn
Works of Art at Twenty Five Per Club Forms in New York
A New York club named Junior Art Patrons opens rooms at 22 W. 49th St. Members must spend at least 25 dollars yearly on a work of art. The piece notes that bargains exist in art objects like etchings and water colors, even in Seattle, at modest prices.
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New York
W. 49th #1
Metropolitan Museum
Seattle
Copies on View at Frederick's in the Auditorium
An exhibition this week at Frederick & Nelson's Fifth Avenue location displays several copies of famous Florence paintings by Merc C. L. Lombardo now living in Beattie. The show aims to give Seattle readers a glimpse of European originals, with works including Giorgione's The Concert and pieces attributed to Andrea Del Sarto Raphael Bassano and Titian.
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Frederick & Nelson's
Florence
Italy
Merc. C. L. Lombardo
Beattie
Europe
Los Angeles
Seattle
Giorgione
Andrea del Sarto
Uffizi
Raphael
Bassano
Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Titian
Mary Trimble to Have Studio in New York
Friends of Mine Mary Trimble learn her mother Mrs. William Pitt Trimble bought an apartment on Park Avenue New York and will fit a room as a studio for Mine Trimble. The Seattle artist has done animal sculptures and now has two fountain commissions. She just returned from a year in Europe.
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Mary Trimble
William Pitt Trimble
Seattle
New York
New York City
Altho
Park Ave
Mine Trimble
Europe
Vassar Endowment Drive Aims to Raise Salaries
Vassar College launches a fund drive to boost its endowment and raise faculty salaries. The plan targets increasing maximum teacher pay from 3500 to 5000 dollars, with proportional raises for others.
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Vassar
Ita
Elizabeth Champney
Seventeen Killed in Tequila Battle Mexico Fight Ends
A night battle in Tequila Jalinco between state rurales and federal troops leaves 17 dead and 10 wounded. Captain Jane Padres commands the federal unit. Fire from rooftops triggers three hours of combat amid revolutionary propagandaclaims by both sides.
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San Luis
Honora
Mex
Tequila
Jalinco
State Rurales
Jane Padres
Boldiern
Rurales
Opera Recital Benefit for Vassar at Cornish School
Mrs Henry Phillips sponsors an opera recital Saturday night at the Cornish school with Manon by Maesenet. Proceeds donated by Mine Cornish to Vassar, program arranged by Mrs Sara Y B Peabody with M Jacques Jouterville, tickets from Mrs Phillips or at the Cornish school. Local committee includes Mrs Jefferson Starmm chairwoman and numerous society members. Elephants sleep about five hours daily. France has built 10 000 miles of road in Algeria.
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Beattie
Mra
Henry Phillips
Varwar
Cornish School
Mine Cornish
Sara Y. B. Peabody
M. Jacques Jouterville
Manon
Maesenet
Phillips
Capitol
Jefferson Starmm
Mim Antoinette Black
P. BE. Robbins
J. Welle Champney
William Edrie
Mabel Chilberg
Evelyn Gardner
Harold Lee
Dear Miss Grey and Readers Letters on Love and Craft
Cynthia Grey dispenses advice on cave-men mates and lasting love from youth to married life. A reader asks about patent fees after rejection and Mrs C seeks color-set tips for Japanese crepe with guidance on salt and cold water.
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Cynthia
Miss Grey
Washington, D. C
Mies Grey
Indoor window box care bulletin issued by Washington bureau
The Washington bureau Beat tie Btar at 1322 New York Ave Washington DC issues a care bulletin for indoor window boxes. Send a letter to the bureau with two cents for postage to obtain the information.
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Washington Bureau
Beattie Btar
New York Ave
Washington, D.C
Bureau
World's largest salt shaft at Retsof New York
Report claims the Retsof salt mine in New York hosts the world's largest salt shaft. Details describe the mine's scale and significance within regional industry.
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Retsof
N. Y
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