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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
4
Mrs Crosby hosts twelve for a formal evening. Janet Powell to wed Neal Tourtelotte at Trinity Church with Rev William H. Biles officiating. Miss Powell’s maid of honor is Achaea Lou Powell.宾 Nettleton of Tacoma attends. Numerous guests and compliments mark society gatherings across Seattle in a crowded announcement of weddings and social events.
Miss Swezen and Minas Vernita Swe- Pilea wedding to Mr. Morris alst set for St Lake s Cathedral Tacoma October 28. Mrs Louise Richardson hosts a tea at her home with autumn flowers and rust dahlias. Guests included Mrs I Y Mackintosh Mrs Mark Wella and others. Dinner bridge at Navy Yard hosted by Capt Wettengel. Dr Minnie Burdon hosts luncheon for Dr Anna Weld and mother Mrs Weld at Women’s University Club. Twin daughters Kiva and Charlotte Kut cher celebrate 14th birthday with fourteen guests.
The Sout University club meets Saturday afternoon October 7 at the clubhouse with a buffet luncheon for members from 12 to 1. On Friday October 13 at 1 o'clock, C Everett Hasselgrave will discuss A Trio of Revolutionaries in Historical Writing Wells Van Loon and Robinson. Tea Shop hosts announce a Mount Maker Park Guild event with Mrs John Alexander Duncan in charge and a list of assistants. A double wedding occurred October 4 at T G Bear residence in Seattle area with Eunice Mosier and Sylvia Mosier as brides and the brothers as ready escorts. couples plan a Vancouver honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Ray E Bigelow host a dinner at the Rainier club this evening followed by bridge at their home in Mount Baker park.
Personal notes show many households preparing travel or relocation for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moddie head to California for the winter but will return when their son recovers in San Francisco. Dr. and Mrs. Smith and others motor to Yakima or Spokane for short absences. Births are announced for a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. George Miller and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Waterhouse, with several families moving residences for the season.
Dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton entertained twelve guests Tuesday evening at their home.
Mr and Mrs Frank H Warren announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Muth to John Albrecht. The wedding is set for October 19 at St Andrew's Episcopal Church.
The Onaway Dandie club of Augustin and Kyer employees plans a Knights of Columbus ball opener on Saturday night October 7. Long's orchestra will provide the music and a good time is promised.
The Wellesley club luncheon scheduled for Saturday October 7 at the Women’s University club has been postponed to Saturday October 14.
The list records multiple gatherings on Friday October 6 across Seattle clubs. The Woman's Century Club conducts music sessions at 2 pm with Mozart works. Native Daughters of Washington and several other organizations plan luncheons, talks, and fundraisers at various addresses.
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