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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1920

Page

13

Social Page Notes Miss Cook’s Anniversary and Local Teas

Mrs. Backus entertains Count and Countess leaving for California after a honeymoon in town. Sunset club hosts a dinner and theatre at Moore with twelve guests. Mrs. Tooker hosts guests, Mrs. Seeley plans a Sun & club gathering with a playlet The Seven of Woman From the Cradle to Grave. Jane Seymour to address Broadway Guild. tea to follow. Various luncheons, bridgeless parties, and dances announce at hotels and homes.

Mrs. Manson F. Backus Count Countess Hove California Mrs. Backus Sunset Club Moore Frank Tooker David Edward House Claude Seeley The Sun & Club Lewis B. Peeples Ave. N Jane Seymour Broadway Guild of Orthopedic Hospital Andrew M Margaret Cheale Thomas Lester Turner Perry B. Truax

Puffball batter recipe and frying instructions

A recipe describes puffball batter with two cape flour two teaspoons baking powder and two eggs. Dry ingredients are mixed then milk and unbeaten eggs added and beaten until stiff enough to hold a spoon. Batter is dropped by tablespoon into hot fat and fried, to be eaten.

Local Social Calendar Picks and Events

Friday through November listings show engagements and social events across Seattle venues. Notices include weddings at University Congregational and St Barnabas chapel, luncheons at Baker Luncheon Club, teas at homes, dances at Seattle Tennis Club and Masonic Temple, and a Halloween dinner dance plus a tele club opening. Multiple hostesses and clubs featured.

Anne Holmes Iam Forrest Goodfellow University Congregational Church Margaret Huteson Dietrich Sonmits St. Barnabas Chapel Baker Wilmot Lilly Rees Downe William Yerkes

Yaw and Cannon Stage Elegant Arena Concert

Ellen Beach Yaw soprano and Franklin Cannon pianist performed last evening at the Arena. Yaw drew applause with a varied program including Ghosts, The Skylark, Ophelia's mad scene, and encores. Cannon accompanied well though his playing lacked personal expression, ending with a warmly received Blue Danube.

Arena Ellen Beach Yaw Franklin Cannon Mme. Yaw Altho Mozart Ak Siiaidbaneen Margaret Lang Mr. Cannon

How to Raise House Plants From Slips

Instructions describe propagate methods for slips including half ripe branches cut to three inches. Remove all leaves except two top ones and plant in wet sand exposing half the slip while keeping moist until roots form. Oleander and ivy can root in water and later transplant into potting soil.

Seasonal Guest Roundup From Vancouver to Spokane

A crowded social notices page lists Mrs. Samuel D. Brooks of Vancouver and J. C. as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ryman. Miss Marjorie Henderson of Powell River visits Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Biden and later Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Chalmers. Others travel from Victoria to Seattle and Spokane, with Goodfellow Holmes wedding plans and various hotel stays noted.

Samuel D. Brooks Vancouver, J. C Lewis B. Ryman Marjorie Henderson Powehl River B. C J. C. C. Biden Alexander Chalmers Herbert Goodfellow Olympia James Goodfellow Wenmtehee John Goodfellow Goodfellow Holmes

Elderly voter registers for primaries in Hackensack

In Hackensack New Jersey on October 19 Mrs Mother Voorhin aged 94 registered to vote in the September 28 primaries. She said she is in excellent health and hopes to vote in November and future elections.

Dance boom to sweep England with tango and waltz revival

London reports a record dancing boom this fall. Dancing masters predict a tango comeback and a revival of the old-fashioned waltz as the nation embraces new social dance trends this season.

London Eng

Ladies clubs host multiple events in Fraternal hall Oct 20

The notice lists many women groups including Ladies of the Golden North Lorraine Chapter 6 and Golden Yara Club hosting meetings and social events on Wednesday October 20 at Fraternal hall 1623 Fourth Ave the Masonic temple and various club gatherings with luncheons dances and speaker engagements for members and the public.

Golden North Ava Lorraine C. B Corinthian Hall Masonic Temple Eastern Star Golden Yara Chui Golden Pro Club First Presbyterian Cchurch Jenin Sorta Club Tonfa Social Club Wit

Coterie club to begin Thursday lessons October 21

The Parliamentary Procedure department of the Coterie club will hold six lessons beginning October 21 at Mra TL Atkin's home taught by Mra George N. Mcloughlin. Each member brings luncheon. tea provided. course costs one dollar. Next Coterie meeting is Halloween party October 29 at 2:15 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Thomas Irving. Seattle Council of Catholic Women shifts to weekly sewing sessions Thursdays at Nurves' hall Providence hospital from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. open to all Catholic women. material provided. Annie Wright Seminary club meets Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W. F. Crawford of Hamilton Arma.

Coterie Club Mra TL Atkin George N. Mcloughlin Thomas Irving 19Th Ave. N. E Seattle

War widows becoming brides as remarriage rises

London officials report war widows remarrying at about 2,000 monthly, with 235,000 widows expected remarried by the end of 1937 if the rate continues. The figures reflect a large trend toward new marriages among women whose spouses died in war.

London Eng Emda

Safety measure paints cellar step white to prevent falls

The note advises painting the lowest cellar step white as a safety measure to help prevent trips and falls in dim light. It emphasizes caution and practical home safety steps.

Footwear Trends From Paris Highlight Strap Shoes

Paris style features shoes with at least six straps in goloshike shape. Fine kid leather creates a smooth, high instep fit. Heels are moderately high though extremely high heels are rare. The piece contrasts fashion with cautionary lines about old flames and warming mornings.

Paris

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Beulah Mitchell Coutts Society Edward R Boswell Virginia Cook Caspar Clarke Charles HM. Clarke W. Fl. Bites Trinity Episcopal Aida Hulbert Everett Mixes Cook Boswell Dorothea Meyer Grace Heffernan Clarke Lawrence Mon Arnold Thomas Stimson Harold Stimson Edward Agnew John Baillargeon Dietrich Schmits Theodore Owens Hotel Sorrento de Coudenhove Seeley Klink Iful Oldham Charlies Claude Bellingham Miss Miller Frances M. Rees Downs John Roberta Dorothy Greene Robertson George Boole John E. Hart Mia. Sel , Brees Minneapolis Ann Morrison J. V. Harrington North Plano Madrona Guild of the Ortho Hospital R. Singleton Dorffel Orsday American Legion and Veterans of Ware Metropolitana Thesre Orothe- Peddie Hospital Badger M. Bocklin Capitol James Colbert Sullivan Anna Roberta Hoge Biepeth McEwan Pirot Fine Arts Society Fine Arts Building Seattle Tennis Club East Te Tele Club Conducted By Louise Annable Sergio S$. Zanto Word Boscia Lloyd Thomas Grady Wakefield New Jersey Linna Fleming New York H. E. Jackson Victoria B.C Waldo G. Paine Helen Paine City Pennington Spokane Heber M. Plank Norwegia Thomas H Kolderup Union Mies Katherine Burnside Portland Jane Klink V. I. Cottman Navy Yard Frederick Bausman Eugene M. Carr Yakima Otis Valparaiso Chile San Pedro Piremerton Maj. Shirley Shirley Mra W. J. Peet Kansas City Frank J. Borst Cc. R. Kearny George Ladd Munn Red Cr C Thomas Hall C R. Kearny the Kinnear Harry Lyman Strong Credit House Cherry’s Inmavr Rialto Frederick & Nelson Second Avenue Madison Spring Moonsrhrart Legion Mooseheart Legion Moone Temple Tan Ehio Panama Third Ave Kate 2. Cranney Lady Fagin Lady Wagies Club Foresters’ Hall Mount Baker Lancheon Club Mount Baker Wiliam Anderson Mr. B. Austin J. H. Bigger J. Kgelow Ceb Federation Club House For Business I. A. Stanton West Side Women’s Improvement Club Mra A. BE Whitworth PT. A D. L Burkhart Therchool Auditorium Century Club United Artinang Dance United Artisans Beatle Assembly No. 632 Arti#ans League of Nations Association Meven Mra J. ¥. Knight Hh F Fichola University of Washington Adlitional Clubs Parliamentary Procedure Department Council of Catholic Women Annie Wright Seminary Club Mre. W. FL Crawford Hamilton Arma Union St Beriault W. Nash James St Hatr-Bitters Bernault Bartell Drug Store Westlake and Pine Shairbitters Ttn Ladies’ Home Journal Silk Shop Westlake Af Pine Jess Delft James Street J. &. van Auren S. E. Corner First Pike
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