Dinner Dance and Wedding Planned by Capitol Hill Guild
The Capitol Hill guild of the Orthopedic hospital plans a dinner dance at the Seattle Yacht Club on October 14 with no host tables and a large committee led by Mrs. Mark Odell. Separate plans note Miss Katherine Eugenia Peters's November 10 wedding to Henry H. Ketcham at St Mark's church with Rt. Bishop Keator officiating and a small reception at the Peters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
Seattle Yacht Club
Thomas Bordeaux
Mark Odell
James Kane
Walter Galbraith
Lewis Schwager
W. F. Finn
Thomas
Katherine Eugenia Peters
William A. Peters
Henry H. Ketcham
St Mark's Church
Rick W. Keator
Pia
John D. McLauchlan
Lucius Manning
Marion Nute
Edwin A. Strout, Jr
Mr Peters
Local social notices list receptions and teas this week
Mrs. Farnsworth hosts a buffet luncheon for Mrs. Bentley before Europe departure with 24 covers and later bridge. Mrs. Vincent plans a 36-cover luncheon Oct 18 followed by bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Calkins entertain informally honoring guests from Vancouver at Hotel Washington. Miss Cornish hosts a tea for Miss Fennesbeck and Miss Lawson with several hostesses, and Mrs. Irwin issues invitations for tea to honor Mrs. Lewis back from New York. Several attendants and helpers are listed for door reception duties and urns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire BE. Farnsworth
Frederick Bentley
Europe
Roy M. Calkins, Jr
Kenneth Stevenson
Davidson
Vancouver
B.C
Washington
Nellie Cornish
Fennesbeck
Miss Lawson
Granville Peeta
Dora Vanderbilt
W. A. Irwin
John B. Lewis
New York
Charles R. Daniels
Andrew McAuley
A. ¥. Menke
H. J. Ramsey
George Soliday
George Terrell
Mary Patrick
Nellie Patrick
Verna McAuley
Dorothy Hopper
Louise Wendt
Deane Irwin
Virginia Daniels
Trammell Rutherford
Vila Crosby
Euphemia
Patrick
Catherine
Betty Irwin
Weekend visits and travels of Seattle area residents
Personal items list multiple residents and families visiting or returning from trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux, Miss Gertrude Sangster, Mrs. H M Delaney, Mr. M Ross Downs, Mrs. David Fisher, Mr. Charles Miller, Mr. John W Eddy, Capt R D Erickson, and others. Destinations include Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Olympia Bellingham California and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sangster
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Franklin high school alumni to host dance October 12
Alumni association invites members and the public to an informal gathering at Franklin high school on Wednesday October 12 at 8 p.m with a short business meeting and officer elections preceding the dance. Several auxiliary and ladies groups plan events at local venues also on October 12 with meetings and card parties across Seattle addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Franklin High School
Signal Corps
Mra. A
Hellenthal
Rainier Ave
Evening social notices honor Dr Hill and guests
A sequence of social items lists a birthday tribute to Dr. Hill with twelve covers, planned informal luncheons for Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Wright, a bridge lunch for Mrs. Harris, and a winter card party series at the Tennis Club led by patronsesses. Invitations issued by Cornish School for a ballet class reception occur after the Scotti opera tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
Boston
Rex Stafford
William M. Beebe
Corwin Eberting
Raymond Fenner
Rollings
East
Cornish School
Clara Ford
Ruth Richardson
Louise Sitton
Ruby Jacobson
Alice Holcomb
Irene Phillips
Evangeline Edwards
Ruth Lindsey
Barbara Boswell
Agatha Brown
Margaret Turner
Geraldine Zindorf
Franklin Crawford
Ardath Stean
Eleanor McCormick
Esther Holcomb
Ruth
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Navins
A prenuptial compliment shower was given for Miss Pearl Navins by Miss Enola Long at her home Monday evening. Twenty guests attended the informal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Navins
Miss Pearl Navins
Enola Long
Fire damages Chin Wa laundry in two storey frame building
A morning blaze at Fifth avenue and Jefferson street damaged a two story frame building housing the Chin Wa Chinese laundry. Loss is estimated at 100 dollars. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
Jefferson St
Chin Wa Chinese Laundry
How to remove mud stains from clothing
Reader inquiry asks for stain removal guidance. Information can be mailed to The Star Washington bureau at 1400 New York Ave Washington DC, with two cents postage enclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Seattle Ladies' Musical Club to Feature World Famous Artists
The Ladies' Musical club in Seattle announces a premier season with two concert series and artist recitals by Ja sh a Heifetz Reinald Werrenrath Galli Curel and Percy Grainger. Heifetz opens November 21 followed by Werrenrath February 27 and Galli Curel March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
Seattle
Pirot
Jascha Heifers
Heifetz
New York
Recordi
Reinald Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera
Werrenrath
Madame GalliCurel
Gaulis
America
Chicago Opera Company
Calli- Curel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Percy Grainger
Altho
Community Club Notices and Meetings Set
Several local groups announce upcoming gatherings. Hebrew Benevolent Society hosts a card party at the Bon Marche tea room on Wednesday October 19 at 2 p.m. Doric Social Club meets October 13 at 2 p.m. at 3636 Woodland Park Ave with Mrs. Augusta Steinert. Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs schedules a trustees meeting October 13 at 10 30 a.m. to finalize rummage sale plans. Ionia Chapter OKE IO B S sewing circle meets Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. George Mackarland at 183 27th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Noble
Morrits Thomson
Katherine Folk
George A. Radford
Seventh Ave. N. E
Wallingford
Women's University Club
Philip Marion
Wermenday
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent Society
Doric Social Club
Augusta Steinert
Woodland Park Ave
All Eastern Stars
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Board of Trustees
Ionia
George Mackarland
27Th Ave
Long Skirts Stir American Fashion Debate
Miss Lenora Hughes returning from Paris with 60 gowns predicts radical Parisian changes in female dress including long skirts and new hair styles. She says American women will largely favor shorter skirts though some may adopt the Paris trend, while stressing American taste differs from Poiret's Parisian fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Hughes
Paris
Paria
Mies Hughes
New Ambassador Hotel
New York
Miss Hughes
Poiret
Juanita Hansen Headlines Pantages Bill With Pan tages Acts
Film actress Juanita Hansen headlines this week at the Pantages with her serial picture Charm. William Morrisey hosts the vaudeville bill delivering nonstop laughter as master of ceremonies. Frankie Kelcey performs in A Brazilian Heiress with a trio of singing comedians and six chorus girls. Kennedy and Rooney present a travesty while Ken nedy and Morrisey execute a mindreading stunt. Ron Suter delivers novelty songs and the Humberto Brothers close with acrobatic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hansen
Pantages
Mies Hansen
Wiliam Morrisey
Frankie Kelcey
Clayton Kennedy
Mattie Rooney
Kennedy
Will Morrisey
Ron Suter
Humberto Brothers
Hamrick Buys Portland Theatre and Plans Blue Mouse Rename
John Hamrick owner of the Blue Mouse theatre in this city negotiates to acquire the Globe theatre in Portland Oregon. He intends immediate closure and plans to spend about 30000 dollars on interior decorations and remodeling. The Portland house at Lith and Washington streets will be renamed the Blue Mouse and Hamrick will supervise the work in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamrick
Portland
John Hamrick
Blue Mouse Theatre
Globe Theatre
Ore
Portland House
Lith
Washington St
Grainger to Perform in Seattle Concert Monday Evening
Noted composer Grainger enjoys broad recognition among Seattle audiences and major orchestras. He will appear here Monday evening, April 10, delivering a dynamic program that showcases his electric pianistic and compositional presence. Also a note on color changing fish and frogs losing power when blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Kin
Grainger
Love, Religion, and the Illicit Soul in Hawaii Letters
A Honolulu reader writes about love across religious divides, arguing that international law and majority decency govern souls and that true salvation comes from creation’s highest law. He rejects the idea of illegal souls and critiques church power while urging tolerance and broad Christian public opinion. A second reader asks about night school dates, costs, and refund rules, noting registration began Sept 29 with classes opening Oct 8 and an $8 fee refundable upon high attendance. A third asks how to clean enamel bed ends, and a correspondent suggests soap and water as the only workable method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Honolulu
Miss Grey
Excelsior
Home Remedy to Darken Gray Hair Promoted by Cincinnati Barber
A longtime Cincinnati barber with over forty years in practice claims a simple at home mix can darken gray hair and add shine. Mix water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine then apply twice weekly until the shade deepens. The ad promises a non greasy non staining result that makes wearers look younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Collapse Injures Five In American Trade Exhibit
Five people were seriously injured when a scaffold or stand erected for an American trade exhibit collapsed in Decatur Illinois on October 1 causing injuries to spectators and workers.
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Decatur, Til
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Miss Peters
Mrs. Farnsworth
Mrs. Bentley
Mrs. Vincent
Bridge
Mr. and
Mrs. Calkins
Mrs. Lewis
John W. Eddy
Costa
FB. Lawrence Co
Ne. Cio
Beattle
the Owl Drug Co
William Hoyt
George
Bordeaux
Roy Page Ballard
Mrs
Charles Jordan
Ellensburg
H. M. Delaney
Henry Delaney
Montana
Delaney
University of Washington
M. Ross Downs
Olympia
David Fisher
Snoqualmie Falls
The
City
Will P. Fisher
Phillip G. Kinzer
California
Alexander Mebwan
Country Club
Noa
Charles Miller
Mildred Miller
Big Four Inn
Edward I. Garrett
Canada
William Hunter McEwan
Henry Blackwood
Carroll
H. Donald Campbell
Roy English Campbell
Clyde Bailey
Jean
Chicago
R. D. Erickson
Bellingham
Irving M. Clark
Ralph Stacey
Perry
Wing Point
Olympian
Lawrence Kaufman
Douglas Alexander
BE. Ih McAllaster
Wednesdday
Alumni Association of Franklin High School
Lieut
Cushing No. 2
Cushing
Women's Relief Corps
Panama
Third Ave
Order
Eit Her
Signal Corps Auxiliary
Aurora Bridge Club
Jon
W. A. Wadleigh
85Th St
Allah Social Club
Adam Schraffenberger
N. 59Th St
Fruit and Flower Mission
Alki Circle
Jones
Beach Drive
Ea Ton
Young Women's Christian Association
John E. Ayer
M. V
A. L. Sizer
Vimy Ridge
Daughters of British Empire
James Ft. Stirratt
17Th Ave. N
Georgetown P.T. A
Georgetown Parent Teachers’ Association
West Woodland P.T. A
West Woodland Parent-Teacher Association
Progressive Thought Club
Mins Jeanette Burgett
Carolina Court
Chapin Steady Cab
Chapin Study Club
Mra
BE. L. Gainer
Caleidh Club
J. W. Eadmunds
Boylston Ave. N
Sunnydale
Nina M. Frye
Daughters of Veterans
Veterans’ Ball
Armory
Woman's Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the
Asbury M. FE
Asbury Hall
Hooteas
H. A. Bouck
C. W. Elliott
Bertha Carr
E. B. Townsend
A. W. Whitner
G. A. R. Home Sewing Club
Maud Gardiner
Alkiave
Y. Station
John F. Miller Women's Relief Corps
Nina Hancock
Dr. Hill
Mrs. Fisher
Julia Fisher
Snoqualmie Falla
Joseph C. Harris
Ave
Hebrew Benevolent Society
Bayer
U.S
PAN
Juanita
Andy
Man
Grey
Mise Grey
M. I
Cincinnati
Mien Grey
Cherry
Cael
Rialto
Second Avenue
Madison
Spring
Coma Men
American Beauty
Electric Iron
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
Tim
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