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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Paul Mandell Henry plans two luncheons this week, one Wednesday at Sunset club honoring Mrs Peachy with sixteen guests, and a second Thursday at her home a buffet luncheon for twenty for Mrs William T Burwell and family as they depart for Coronado for winter.
An old newspaper blurb promotes California Fig Syrup as a home remedy to ease a child’s bowel movement. The ad casts the product as a simple, comforting aid for parents. It emphasizes quick relief and suggests trusted household use.
The Seattle Historical Society will celebrate Founders' Day on November 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek, an annual event for twelve years. Seattle resident marries Mrs. Mary E. Rice of Kirkwood West Virginia. daughter Margaret weds Luther Evans of Seattle at St. Luke's Wheeling with Rev. Jacob Brittingham presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Evans plan to live in Seattle. An Interlanken guild bridge tea and bazaar will be hosted at the Hotel Washington on Thursday November 2. Mrs. T. M Parker and Mrs. William R. Tomkins lead the card party. Douglas School of Dancing children pattern a party program next Saturday at four with refreshments.
A lecture on The Place of Women in the Evolution of India’s Progress was given at St Mark's parish house by Prof. F L Joshi during a Women’s Auxiliary event. The University Guild plans a Wednesday gathering hosted by several women, and Fairview PTA and Seattle council PTA activities with talks, vocal selections, and a social hour are scheduled for October 6.
Mrs W J Elliott and Mrs G C Garman host Leschi Heights Woman's Improvement club at 1266 824 ave Friday October 6 at 2 PM The program includes piano numbers by Miss Helen Bom mers songs by Mrs Randolph Pearson and a talk by Miss Nina Buchanan during the afternoon.
Mrs. Jackson Silhaurd will speak at the reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints corner 21th and Firetave N. W. on Thursday October 6 at 7 30 p m. The subject is Measures to Be Voted Upon Before the Next Legislature.
Personal notices indicate Mr. and Mrs. J. M. de Macedo relocated from 7327 Marvard Ave N to the Hotel Washington Annex for winter. Everett Smith and a companion traveled to Portland for a brief visit. John C. Eden and Mrs. Eden, with her parents from Chicago, returned from a trip to Victoria B C. Helen Wakefield of Spokane is in town for a few days. Lewis E. Byman left Saturday for Del Monte attendance.
A long list of meetings and speakers for October 4 includes Mrs. C. J. Stanley hosting the Weat Seattle Art club at 4416 Massachusetts st with Mrs. Thomas Struthers discussing Charles Wilson Peale and Jonathan Trumbull and Mrs. Murray Mellead on Contemporary Art.
The October schedule lists meetings and activities for the East ern Star club including sewing and rummage events. Members only sessions are noted for several dates with times and locations in club rooms and at 4090 Arcade Building. The Cote club plans a meeting October 6 at University Christian Church with an executive session preceding a program.
University of Washington opened fall quarter as 6 000 students registered with doors opening at 8 30 am. Enrollment was expected to rise beyond 5 04 additional details indicate events and meetings tied to campus activities and club notices including a ladies group meeting at 1928 First Ave with lunch.
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