McDonald and Claire Me wed in St. church ceremony
The rite joined Miss Claire Me of Captain and Mr. Sylvansen with Mr. Edward Hogg Jr as escort. The bride wore lace over ivory satin with pearls, and a tulle veil, while the maid of honor wore ivory and silver satin. A reception followed at the church with guests and a wedding journey pen. After November 1 they will receive friends at 1020 Second Ave North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Sylvansen
St. Church
Claire Meof
S Brace
Edward Hogg, Jr
Fis
Waltz H. Tuesley
Columbia Roses
Second Ave
Seattl e Notables Headed to Distant Homes and Events
Mr and Mrs Arthur Dysart return from their wedding journey to British Columbia and occupy a house boat on Lake Washington. Several locals announce moves and trips including Mrs Margaret Tyler, Mr and Mrs Converse, Mr and Mrs Hr Beddone, Mr and Mrs Sam Hayes, and the Markoes now in San Francisco. Victoria golf team visits Seattle while local women host guests, and a Beattie Harmony Guild recital series begins with Evangeline Cook scheduled to perform next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dysart
British Columbia
Lake Washington
Dysart
Margaret Tyler
Upcoming Social Calendar Highlights October Events
A series of social engagements listed from October 10 to October 16 includes luncheons tea parties and bridal events hosted by Mrs Baird Miss Fay Miss Brown and others at venues such as Hotel Sorrento Rainier Club and Metropolitan Theare. Notable items feature the marriage of Miss Anne Holmes to William Forrest Goodfel teon at Trinity Parish church and the marriage of Miss Marian McEwan to Keith Ficken at Trinity Parish church with dances and dinners planned around the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Kathleen Gaffney
Alice Fay
Helen Brown
Miss Fay
Mise Brown
Mise Hes Landes
Roberta Hatheworth
John T. Bibb, Jr
Marion McMillan
Mra
Heber Plank
Hotel Sorrento
James Shackleford
Bausmase
Lenore Blackwell
Miss Brown
Carl F. Gould
Miss Pay
Edger H. Bucktin
Leary
Mre McCleary
William Forrest Goodfelteon
University Congregational Church
American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Ware
Metropolitana Theatre
Seattle Tennis Club
Holmes and Goodfellow to wed at University Church
The ceremony for Holmes and William Forrest Goodfellow will be held Wednesday evening October 29 at 8 30 at University Congregational Church with Rev H C Mason officiating. Attendants include Mrs Weaver V Ketcham matron of honor and bridesmaids Rosa mond Parsons Gwendolyn Green Louise Gates Mildred Walsh Marie Leghorn Katherine Burnside. Little flower girl Jean Condon. Groomsman James Goodfellow. ushers William Howe and five Goodfellow brothers Richard Malcolm Herbert Arthur John. Reception at 4510 Zim Ave N E. Holmes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goodfellow
William Howe
Mesers
Richard
Malcolm
Herbert
Arthur
John Goodfellow
Edward B. Holmes
Zim Ave
N. E
Renton Hill Guild Rummage Sale Announced
The Renton Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital announces its annual rummage sale for October 13 and 14 at the Thrift Shop to raise funds for free beds used for seven years. Donations may be sent to the Thrift Shop at 421 University Street on Tuesday October 12 or by calling Capttel 2201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton Hill Guild
Renton Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
University Street
Red Tomato Conserve Instructions
Scald and peel tomatoes. Slice and measure apples. Pare and chop. Squeeze lemon juice and process rinds. Combine tomatoes apples lemon rinds and raisins with little water. Cook slowly until tender then thick. Add lemon juice sugar and spices. Fill jelly glasses and seal with paraffin once cooled.
Women club notices and meetings in October
A collection of社 club notices lists the Central Mission Study Club October 8 meeting at 10 in the Y W C A Bible room led by Mrs A J Bailey as it enters its eleventh year An interdenominational invitation goes to all members The Guild of Epiphany meets Friday at Mrs Cameron Morrison 1437 8th Ave The University Club hosts a talk on Lord Dunsany by Mr Wallace McMurray at 3 p m The Kansas Women's Club holds a luncheon at Mrs Will H Barr 403 Ninth Ave Those attending should notify the hostess Seward Social and Literary Club meets at 2 p m hosted by Mrs Claude R Stryker 48271 3rd Ave N The W C T U of Ballard hosted by Mrs J H Miller and Mrs E Farar at Mrs Miller 2028 West Fifty-ninth St includes state conference reports The Woman's Century Club gathers at the Y W C A at 2 with a Child Study program led by Mrs Frank Parker The Literary and Travel Dept of the Woman's Century Club meets at the Y W C A at 11 with papers on Yonemite and Requoia Parks and Renay by Miss Sara Williams Washington Boulevard W C T U meets at 1 p m October at Mrs F Barnes 603 23rd North near 33rd Ave and Mercer St with state convention reports Visitors welcome The Special Score Social Score has a luncheon at 1 p m with Mrs N B Wickersham 341 Sixteenth Ave Vocational Dept Y W C A opens its six week dinner course for business girls October 13 with a cookery class beginning at 6 o clock and Homesteaders Lodge No 586 holds a weekly session with lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Mission Study Club
Bible Room
A. J. Bailey
Woman's Century. Club
Mra
Frank Parker
Woman's Century Club
YY. W. Co. A
Yonemite
Requoia Parks
J. H. Soper
Kentucky dean bans costly dresses for prospective students
Dean Josephine Simrall of the University of Kentucky forbids extravagant dress styles and materials. She has written to all prospective students urging modest gowns for college ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Josephine Simrall
University of Kentucky
Work Done Here Reaches New Perfection in Methods
A report notes a breakthrough as work progress achieves a level of refinement unattainable by older techniques. The article highlights improved efficiency and precision credited to newer processes and disciplined practice within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cincinnati
National Association
America
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Pryor
MR. Black
Beulah Mitchell
Mary Lavinia Pryor
Gilmer Pryor
Frank Gilbert Black
Frank D
W. H. Bliss
Walter Whittlesqy
Clare E. Farnsworth
John Higgins
Adam
Marjorie Miller
Frederick Bausman
Ellow Holmes
Anne
New New York Theatre
Dorothy Mary McCash
Lester R. McCash
James & Merrihew
Jack P. Converse
Waat Highland Drive
Mr. Cecil Hr
Beddone
Mount Vernon
Sam Hayes
California
Harry Markoe, Jr
San Francisco
Alfred Harvey
Charles L. Mones
Mondovi
H. B. Barting
Edward J. Garrett
Eleventh Ave
Fred H. Gilmen
Adrian Court
George F. Thorndyke
Portland
Maine
New York
Benjamin F. Easterbrooks
Salt Lake City
J. J. Jennette, Jr
East
Charles H. Windern
Robert Wilson
Mra. B. R. Philbrick
J. Hutchinson
Victoria Ladies
Mra Philbrick
Mra Green
Mra Gillespie
Miss Wilson
Mrs. Ross
Mra. Jones
Mise Young
Mrs. Philbrick
Mra Petterson
Mra Hutchinson
Miss Mara
Mra Holland
Mra Rithet
Mrs. Coward
Mra, Heisterman
Miss Pitta
Victoria
Seattle Golf Club
Louise Annable
Evangeline Cook
Harmony Guild
Temple Chorus
Montgomery Lynch
First Methodist Church
Fifth and
Marion At
Lynch
Beattie
Mina Cook
High School Athletic Society
Goldendale
Wash
Miss Cook
Lois Wiley
Mra. A
Elford
C. Armstrong
T. A. Lavake
W. W. Warren
J. KE. Crowther
Gertrude F. Brawley
Frederick W. Vanderpool
Ldla Lehman
Devid W. Guion
Nedesehda
Robin Woman
Huntington Woodman
Osan
Renee Sboceeesecenes
Fiorea Limeane Parole
Aida
Verdi Miss Cook
Cena
Willeby
London
Etta Sharp Hag
Stevens Relief Corps
Caroline Rhedorph
Stevens Reef Corps
Kent
Miss Holmes
Harold Polson
Anne Holmes
Lyman Hoge Black
Landen Jones
Maurice Taubman
Church of the Epiphany
Ladies’ Guild of the Church of the Epiphany
Cameron
Morrison
Women's University
Wallace McMurray
Lord Dunsany
Kansas Women's Club
Will H. Barr
Ninth Avenue
Seward
Claude R. Stryker
3Rd Avenue North
LO. G. T. Hall
J. H. Miller
Mre. BE. Farrar
Mallard
Mra Miller
Weat Fifty-ninth Street
Washington Boulevard
W. C
N. B. Wickersham
Sixteenth Avenue
B. J. Palmer
The
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Chiropractic
Washington
Masonic Club
Hotel Washington
Chicago
National Laundrymen’s Association
U. S
the Supply Laundry Company
Capitol
Republican Street
Phonograph
Third Ave
Florence Reed
Selwyn “Times Square
Elizabeth
Market Blouse Shop
Pike ST
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