Beatrice Fryer Weds Harold Swendsen in Autumn Home Ceremony
Beatrice Elizabeth Fryer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fryer, wed Harold George Swendsen in a home ceremony at 1225 Eighth Avenue W. Autumnal foliage and flowers created a formal backdrop. The service was conducted by Dr. George T. Gunter of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSS
Beatrice Elizabeth Fryer
Andrew L. Fryer
Harold George Swend
David Fryer
George T. Gunter
Westmin Eer Presbyterian Church
Sherman Bushnell
Gladys Hitt
Lois Glenn
Neil Edward Woody
Tawas
Helen Marie Graham
Miss Dean
Miss Mary Pow
Fryer
Columbia
Kerr
Ing
Sawyer Bayley
Clarefree
Ross Perry Williams
Parall
Tacoma
Anelt
Martha Johnson
A Shelton
Misa
Margaret Rains
Ine Murray
Marie Schaefer
Miss Quigley's Tea Assistants Named for Thursday
Miss Francesa Quigley hosts a tea at her home Thursday afternoon assisted by Miss Virginia Sheahan Miss Anona Roberts Mrs George Douglas and Miss Mildred Miller who will preside at the arna The Misses Catherine Hanley Pam Leonard and Emengard Patten assist with tasks Little Betty Fleager will receive the canis at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesa Quigley
Virginia Sheahan
Anona Roberts
George Douglas
Mildred Miller
Arna
Catherine Hanley
Pam Leonard
Emengard Patten
Betty Fleager
Social Teas and Bridges Highlight Local Plans
Mrs Frank A Frederick hosts an informal luncheon at Sunset club for Everett friends on Thursday. Mrs Roy Malcom departs Saturday for San Pedro California to reside, and Mrs Harold Parks plans a move to New Haven Connecticut. Mrs Henry Franklin Brown to host a Friday bridge at her home. A bridge tea for Vassar Endowment fund raised praise with favors of silver gray candy boxes bearing a Vassar photo. Organizers included Mrs John Collins Mrs David Edward Skinner Mrs R D Merrill and Mrs Thomas Garrett with eight girls bound for Vassar. Trafford Huterson and Mrs George T Myers led bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Frederick
Sunset Club
Everett
Roy Malcom
San Pedro
Cal
Harold Parks
New Haven
Conn
Henry Franklin Brown
Bridge
John W. Eddy
Vassar Endowment Fund
Vassar College
Vassar
John Collins
David Edward Skinner
R. D. Merrill
Thomas Garrett
Trafford Huteson
George T. Myers
East Capitol Hill Guild Card Party Planned
East Capitol Hill Guild of the Orthopedic hospital will hold a card party at Mrs. W. W. Wood’s home 1205 Zistave N. on Monday evening October 10. The reception committee includes Mrs. F. J. Lombard Mrs. John G. Matthews Mrs. E. D. Carlyle Mrs. D. D. Baldwin and Mrs. O. B. Bagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Capitol Hill Guild
East Capitol Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
W. W. Wood
Zistave. N
F. J. Lombard
John G. Matthews
E. D. Carlyle
D. D. Baldwin
O. B. Bagg
A. C. Graff
Baldwin
Lombard
Outgro Promises Fast Relief for Ingrown Toenail
A harmless antiseptic product named Outgro is said to reduce inflammation and pain when applied to the skin around an ingrown toenail. The remedy supposedly toughens the skin so the nail turns outward overnight. Directions are available for purchase at drug stores.
Ladies Golf Team to Entertain Bridge Luncheon
The Went Seat the Golf club ladies team plans a Friday event hosting fourteen Rainier Golf and Country Club members. A morning match will be followed by luncheon at the club's clubhouse. An informal luncheon was held at Port Madison by Mrs. Charles Schalkenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Went Seat the Golf Club
Rainier Golf and Country Club
Charles Schalkenbach
Port Madison
Erseas Club
13Th Ave
A. B. Appleyard
Society Notes Missing City and Travel Plans
Mrs. James Cameron Whitelaw spends a week in Yakima. Guests at Hotel Alexandria include Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hunter in Los Angeles. Mrs. Harry Bolcom travels with friends to Aberdeen. Major and Mrs. Sidney Maize relocate from 1921 Galer to 2117 E Hamlin. Miss Mary Struve visiting New York plans return home to Paris in October. Mrs. P. W. Smith and son Alliande Smith return from Denver after a month visiting friends. Frances Paxton Old arrives from Coronado to stay with her parents C. F. and Florine Graff. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sylvester of Vancouver, B C. guest at Hotel Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Claude Thompson return from Hunt's Point. Mrs. Dana W. Brown prepares to visit Boston to see her son, Lt. Commander Stuart Brown, U S N. Captain and Mrs. R. B. Erickson move from Washington to Seattle and will occupy a new home at Prescott and Belvedere as soon as ready. Kathryn Armstrong of Oakland left for home after weeks in the city. Miss Janet Sewell of Portland visits Miss Clara Emory for a week. Capt. Kenneth M. Moore and Mrs. Moore, recently arrived from Boston, reside at 60th Street. Mrs. P. J. Murray and daughters Katherine and Margaret of Butte leave by motor for their home after a Coast visit. News Wilson returns to town home after summer at Yarrow. Mrs. R. C. Dillingham and Mrs. Er. A. Erwin of Spokane are noted residents.
Big Exhibit At Fine Arts Shows Public Interest
A month long exhibit at the Fine Arts Gallery Seattle features 34 paintings by renowned artists. The show runs daily 12 to 6 and Sundays 3 to 6 with a 10 cent pamphlet for nonmembers. Critics note strong works by Bellows, Molane, Hawthorne, Carlson and Patterson, with prices ranging from 4000 to 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Federation
Fine Arts Gallery
Fourth Ave
Frederick & Nelson Photo Contest Opens Entries
Frederick & Nelson launches a photo contest with entries due by October 19. Amateur and professional photographers may submit strong pictures for a prize pool of eighteen awards ranging from $100 to a smaller amount. last year’s prize photos are shown in a window display. The exhibition runs November 1 through 12 for the public. Ambrose Patterson hosts open house events at his studio this winter, echoing the New York and Paris art scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hawthorne
Pine Arte
Clare Shepard Shissler
Wt. C. Frye
Alonzo Victor Lewis
Frederick & Nelson
Ambrose Patterson
Theuniversity, Ie
Renena
Terry
Paris
New York
Greenwich Village
Fine Art Exhibit at Puyallup Fair
The Western Washington Fair at Puyallup displays 82 paintings sent by the American Federation of Art from Carel Beckwith. The collection, 7000 miles from its origin, offers Northwest residents a rare view of major works not usually seen locally. The exhibit runs through Sunday night at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puyallup
Carel Beckwith
American Federation of Art
Northwest
Vivid Henri Portrait Highlights Art Show Mix
On the wall a startlingly vivid Henri portrait stands out amid a survey of works. The Jonas Lie piece disappoints, failing to meet prior acclaim from a celebrated collection. Arthur B. Davies is shown with an oval painting seen as charming yet not among his best, and Leon Kroll contributes the sole nude, linked to his role at the National Academy of Design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bellows
Paul Guatin
Mattilous
Bellows
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Jean Molane
Robert Henri
Jonas Lie
Arthur B. Davies
Mu‘seum
Leon Kroll
National Academy of Design
Mrs. Max West Advice On Child Welfare Board Questions
United States children bureau expert Mrs. Max West and Seattle readers exchange guidance on feeding thin boys, digestion, and avoiding candy. Answers cover milk quality, baby feeding, tooth health, and home meal plans. Directions for iceless refrigerators are requested with a Washington DC address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Max West
United States Children's Bureau
Northwest
the Star
Seattle
Frederick
Edward
Arthur
Andrew
Carroll
Alvin
Hamilton
Theodore
Roger
Richard
Peter
Raymond
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
ResidentsSee Movements As Travelers Head Home
Mrs Roy Malcolm and son Robert depart today by car as they join Mr Malcolm in San Pedro to settle there. Mrs Urquhart Lee of New York leaves Seattle for Milwaukee where Miss Gertrude Zweck and Miss Agnes Zweck visit Mr and Mrs W M Humason, who moved to 1618 Fourth Ave N. Mrs Mary Coover of Iowa City leaves after a visit with her daughter Mrs Henry Franklin Brown. Miss Elizabeth Chadwick returns from Trinville Oregon. Miss Katherine Lockwood of Portland visits Mr and Mrs George Youell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Malcolm
Robert
San Pedro
Mr. Malcolm
Gertrude
Agnes Zweck
W. M. Humason
Milwaukee
Wis
Mrs. Humason
Gilendore
Fourth Ave
Mary Coover
Iowa City
Henry Franklin Brown
Katherine Lockwood
Portland
Mrs
George Youell
Memorial Lighthouse to Honor U S War Intervention
A memorial lighthouse will be built at Pointe de Grave near Bordeaux to commemorate the United States intervention in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe de Grave
Bordeaux
France
United States
Bowel Poison Alert Claims Cascarets Cure Constipation
An advertisement warns that bowel poison causes sickness and lists symptoms like headaches and indigestion. It promotes Cascarets as a safe laxative that cleanses the bowels overnight without causing griping or inconvenience.
Many groups plan meetings October 6 in Seattle area
Numerous clubs and associations schedule October 6 events in Seattle neighborhoods including Mooseheart Women of the Moose meeting at Seattle Gymnasium, Una Auction Bridge Club luncheon at Mrs Leggett’s, Welfare and Civic groups sewing for children, and various chapter gatherings, dances, teas, and public notices across Ravenna North Beach and Queen Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Mooseheart Legion
At & Pom
Seattle
Eighth Ave
Woman's Civile Club
The
Woman's Civic Club
Mra
Knights of Columbus Vocational School Opens at KF
The Knights of Columbus vocational school for ex servicemen and women opened Monday night in the KF building on Marion Street and Broadway with more than 400 students registered. Others may attend by paying a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Vocational School
KF. Marion St
Broadway
Mundy to Visit Seattle Entertained by Free Lances
Author Talbot Mundy is expected to visit Seattle late this month and will be hosted by the Free Lances, Seattle’s social group of professional writers, during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Mundy
Seattle
City
The
Free Lances
Social Organization of Professional Writers
Local man knocked down by car near Fourth and Main
Gust Johannson, 832 Jackson, was struck by a car driven by Henry Breckman, 47, carpenter, at Fourth and Main on Tuesday. Johannson was knocked down and clothing torn. Breckman was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Johannson
Jackson
Fourth and Main
Henry Breckman
Carpenter
Breckman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. N
Mrs. Broderick
Boulevard Inn
J. C. Bowles
Dettrich Schmitz
Ralf Douglas Baker
Harmilton Arma
Frances Quigiey
Genevieve Irwin
Ernest B. Hemnrich
E.G Lindbers
Orthopedic Hospital
Ccard
Queen Anne Hill
Women's Ury Club
Hotel Washington
Darsier
Bard
Laurelhurst
John McIntosh
Butte, Mont
Roy D. Robinson
W. F. Gwin
Rainier Club
G. Lindberg
George Morford
Richard A. Ballinger
William Burt Bowden
M. Rows Downs
Darrah Corbett
Ladies’ Musical Club
Y. W. CA
Capitol Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
Seattle Yacht Club
Topaday
Lady Stirling
D. A. Fh
William
Hermen Walker
Seattle Golf and Country Club
James Bagley, JR
James Bagley
James & Merrihew
Mrs. Brown
Stephen Dwan
Queen Anne Study Club
W. H. Thompson
Mra. F. 8. Hazzard
Mra. C
C. W. Barbour
James Cameron Whitelaw
Yakima
William H. Hunter
Los Angeles
Hotel
Alexandria
Harry Bolcom
Aberdeen
Major
Sidney Maize
Galer St
E. Hamlin
Mary Struve
P. W. Smith
Alliande Smith
Denver
Colo
Francis Paxton Old
Florine Graff
Coronado
C. F. Graff
Annehill
Mrs. F. M. Sylvester
Vancouver, B. C
Charlies
Claude Thompson
Hunt's Point
Dana W. Brown
Boston
Stuart Brown
R. B. Erickson
Washington, d D. C
Prescott and
Belvedere St
Kathryn Armstrong
Oakland
Janet Sewell
Clara Emory
Kenneth M. Moore
P. J. Murray
Katherine
Margaret
Mrs. News Wilson
Yarrow
All Druggista
Dorothy Fay Gould
Puyallup Fair
Henri
Urquhart Lee
Fiizabeth Chadwick
Trinville
Ore
Ascarets
Una Auction Bridge Club
R. K. Leggett
49Th Ave
Women's Alliance
First Unitarian Church
Walter Nossaman
89Rd Ave. Poe
Ravenna PT. A
Ravenna P.T. A
Mre
H. A. Pratt
47Th Ave
W. Lancheon
Rainier Noble Auxiliary
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Alpha Club
C. B. Valientine
29Th Ave
Beattie Social Club
Freja Ladies
Freja
Mothers’ Club
Cldb
University District
Parnell Murphy
Fifthave
N. E
Caloraas
Nordica Choral Club
Mercer St
P. m
Past Chiefs Association
Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters
Temple No. 9
L. C. McMurtry
Thomas St
Family Plummer
Council of Catholic Women
Beattie Council of Catholic Women
Providence Hospital
Fortson Thygesen
Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary
Mra. A. R
Amethyst Chapter
Panama Cafeteria
Third Ave
All Eastern Stars
Masone
Ladies’ Ald Society
Fifth Ave
N. W
Queen Anne
J. M. Cunningham
Elderbloom Club
Elderblooom Club
Knights of Pything Hall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ynthia
Seattle Review
the Maccabeen
Bon Marche
Katherine Bowen
Apple Blossom Club
Michiigan Apple Blossom Club
L. C. Bradley
N. B
Ladies’ Aid of
Columbia Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid of the
Mills College
George W. Johnson
Cascadia Ave
Pan Hellenic
Alpha Chi Omega House
Alpha Chi Omega
L/Union Francaise I
Union Francaise
Isabelle Mack
Europe
L. Dutcher
Olympic View
PT. A
Miss Timber
King County
Kalispell, Mont
Robert Fleming
Chester Powell
Daley
Spokane
Van
Lashmutt
South America
G. W. Umphrey
Henry Building
Bayer
Humphreys
Cc. C. D
Sombare Jeyes’ Homeo. Medicine Co
William Street
Mali
Mark H. Jackson
Durston
Syracuse
Mr. Jackson
Reemiee
Perate
Cylon
Linus
Ceylon
M. J. Brandenstein & Coumper Pekath Fe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!