Social notes and teas highlight Seattle gatherings
Mrs Walter Foster plans a California departure as Mrs Frank Renn hosts London guests with a luncheon at her home. A Sunset club tea honors Mary Urquhart of New York with roses and a formal drawing. Delta Gamma and other sororities pledge seniors while social rounds continue at the Tennis club and the Temple Chorus hosts an evening program. More personal notices list guests, trips, and arrivals across Seattle society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Foster
California
Frank Renn
London
England
Allan Daugharty
Albert
Winfield Smith
Sunset Club
Mary Urquhart
York City
Seattle
David Edward Skinner
Frederick Bausman
U.sor
Nunsreukenen
Delta Gamma
Margaret Slauson
Omicron
Helen Arkley
Omega
Lacie McClung
Wilma Wright
Tacoma
Keen Piineo
Delta Delta Delta
Grace Wilson
Wilson
Mildred
Edith Leavis
Delta Zeta
Lara Lewis
Coulee Elly
Bernice de Bard
Frances Hill
Townsend
Alice Nettigton
Dorothy Troy
Juneau
Alaska
Johnson
Hazel Seattle
Claire Stoltenberg
Alpha Theta
Elizabeth Pranacens
Aurelia Worsham
Rentmore
Manila
Jean Segieon
Pi Beta Phi
Lenore Pickrel
Zeta Tau Alpha
Genevieve Vin- Bing
Dinner and Reception for Admiral Coontz
War Community Service hosted a dinner and reception at their club house as a farewell to Admiral Coontz and the fleet at the navy yard. About two hundred guests attended with honored guests Heard Harry A. Field Captain John 8 and Captain Evans of the Wyoming. Preceding the Admiral Coontz, the Wyoming flag ship hosted another dinner for wardroom officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Community Service
Admiral Coontz
Fleet
Navy Yard
Harry A. Field
John 8
Capt
Evans
The
Wyoming
Marriage of Mary Sullivan to H Blanchard Clark
The ceremony was read by Rev Father Gibboney Wednesday morning. Mary Sullivan daughter of Capt and Mrs John Sullivan wed H Blanchard Clark with cousin Ruby Dingwall as attendant. The couple will reside in Seattle. Mrs Clark is a Seattle native, granddaughter of pioneer Redmond resident Adam Tosh and graduate of Holy Names Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan
John Sullivan
H. Blanchard Clark
Father Gibboney
Ruby Dingwall
Leo Sullivan
Clark
Seattle
Redmond
The
Holy Names Academy
Birthday Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Shields
Celebrating their birthday anniversaries during the week, Mr and Mrs C H Shields hosted an informal gathering at their home Saturday evening. Dancing followed by a musical program with assistance from Mrs Shields and Harry D Austin, while punch was served by Lola Austin and Pauline Shields. Guests included the Livengoods, Shields, Austins, Wallace Shields, Fryetts, Hartford, Straley, Hensler, Everett, Miss Wright, Nellie Shields, May Perkina, Hilda Koski, Ruth Fryett, Alvin Shields, and Will Fryett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Shields
Shields
Harry D. Austin
Lola Austin
Pauline Shields
Mra. Shields
W. M. Livengood
Mra
Hilda Koski
Ruth Fryett
Alvin Shields
Will Fryett
Prairie Rose Club Meeting Notice
The Prairie Rose club will meet Monday with Mrs. Piva Wahler at 4730 20th Ave. N. E. The notice lists the host and location for the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Rose Club
Piva Wahler
20Th Ave
N. E
Painter Rescued After Jumping Into Lake Union
Howard Billington, 37, a painter at Skinner Eddy shipyard, leaped from the county dock at Prospect Street into Lake Union Friday night. A nearby revenue cutter crew pulled him from the water. Police report he believed he was being chased by Orientals and he has recent arrests. Doctors say he is mentally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Billington
Te Skinner &”. Eddy
Lake Union
Prospect It
Billington
City Hospital Privsicians
Danny Meadow Mouse Survives Escape at Smiling Pool
Danny Meadow Mouse, after a perilous swim across the Smiling Pool, hides in a hole to escape Reddy Fox and the Big Pickerel. He watches from safety as Snapper the snapping turtle looms, while Grandfather Frog and Jerry Muskrat feed nearby, awaiting a safer path home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Meadow Mouse
Smiling Pool
Danny
Roddy Fox
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Jerry Muskrat
Grandfather Frog
Snapper
Thanks Judge for Monroe Sentence Forgery Case
Llewellyn Graham thanked Superior Judge Walter M. French after being sentenced to from one to 15 years at Monroe for forgery. Graham pleaded his own case and received the minimum sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Llewellyn Graham
Walter M. French
Graham
Confessions of a Bride in a Park Delicate Crises and Suspicions
A woman confesses a troubling theory about a child’s abduction to Bob amid autumn park memories. She fears maternal resemblance to the mother could hint at a shocking crime while seeking his help to reveal the truth and possibly evade a Lorimer scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babs
Katherine Miller
Chrys
Katherine
Bob
Lorimer
Morrison
Jane
Wealth or work like marriage position in early 20th century
Readers weigh the idea that a rich spouse cannot guarantee happiness for a woman married to a working man. A letter-writer argues true contentment depends on ideals, class tension, and social environment, contrasting hilltop and valley life and urging choices aligned with personal vision and training for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Dear Miss Grey Letter Seeks Former Skinner & Eddy Superintendent Origin
A reader asks Miss Grey for the birthplace of Dave, formerly a Skinner and Eddy shipyard superintendent, and mentions a dispute with Mr. Rodgers born in Rickfergus Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Dave
Skinner & Eddy Shipyards
Mr. Rodgers
Rickfergus
Ireland
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