Seattle Society Wedding: Miss Elinor Koetter Weds William Warwick
The 25th wedding anniversary of the bride's parents marked the solemnization at St Marys Church of Miss Elinor Koetter daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis Koetter to Mr William Scott Warwick of Minneapolis son of Mr and Mrs J A Warwick Clinton Town. Rev Father J A Hanley officiated at 10 o clock. The ceremony featured autumn chrysanthemum chancel arrangements and two side altar baskets. Ushers Grover Desmond Harry Kelsh. best man Farr Martin. matron of honor Mrs Earl Martin. The bride wore ivory crepe heavily crystal pearl embroidered gown with long tulle veil and pearl coronet. flowers included orchids Ophelia roses delphinium lilies of the valley. Mrs Koetter wore brown Canton crepe and lace with Cecil roses. A wedding breakfast for 35 followed at the bride's home. The couple left by Canadian Pacific for Madison Wisconsin to attend homecoming at the University of Wisconsin. The bride wore a dark blue Poiret twill travel suit and a black wrap and hat with henna trim. corsage of orchids. The bride is a UW student and member of the faculty household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Koetter
Henry Lewis ‘Koetter
William Scott Warwick
Minneapolis
J. A. Warwick
Clinton
Town
St. Mary's Church
J. A. Hanley
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Grover Desmond
Harry Kelsh
Farr Martin
Warwick
Earl Martin
Columbia
University of Wisconsin
Atrich
University Wisconsin
Mise Dawn Vivian Gowran
Belle Gowran
Howard A. Hecht
W. H. Hecht
Charles A. Thorndike
Federal Ave
W. R. Sawhill
First United Presbyterian Church
H. Ray Chenne
Charlies
Thorndike
W. O. Renfroe
Marjorie Merle Hudson
Edith Cathcart
Jean Hudson
Emall
Will B. Hudson
Ise
Social gatherings and upcoming weddings dominate autumn notices
A sequence of society events includes a no host dinner at the Arctic Club before the Women’s University Club ball with numerous couples, Mrs Pursell hosting a buffet for Mr and Mrs Edgar L Webster leaving for Los Angeles, and plans for a November 25 Sunset Club reception. The Elford Hoff marriage is set for December 16, Japanese Consul hosts an emperor birthday reception October 31, and Mrs Pursell hosts a breakfast and theater party for Mrs Donahoe. Other listings note additional box holders for the autumn ball and Lake Washington dinner for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pursell
Edgar L. Webster
Los Angeles
Gerald Frimk
George Pursell
Hamilton Arms
Women's University Club
Farwell Putnam Lilly
Jean Schneider
Samuel Barnes
Informal Luncheon Welcomes Mrs Randolph at Home
Mrs Randolph wife of Prof BE D Randolph hosted an informal luncheon for ten at her residence. Prof Randolph recently joined the University of Washington faculty in the Education Department after transferring from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
BE. D. Randolph
Frederick BE. Bolton
Prof
University of Washington
Department of Education
Columbia University
Supper Guests and Fundraiser Dining Ahead of Club Ball
Miss Dorothy Ewing hosts an informal buffet at her home Sunday night honoring Miss Ives whose engagement was announced this week. Meanwhile, sponsor no host dinners pile up as the Women's University club autumn ball nears with fourteen covers hosted by Mr and Mrs John Linn Travis and Mr and Mrs A H Albertson at the College club and a Bayley home dinner at the Women's University club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ives
Alice Ives
Dorothy Ewing
Women's University Club
John Linn Travis
A. H. Albertson
College Club
Frank
Bayley
Luncheon Club Hostess Hosts Day at Home
Mrs. Murray B. Holland entertains the Tuesday Bridge Luncheon Club at her home on October 24. Mr. and Mrs. Rows Frederick entertain with a dinner for twelve in honor of Mr. Frank Skinner birthday, with bridge as the after-dinner amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray B. Holland
Tusday Bridge
Rows Frederick
George
Frank Skinner
Luncheon Honours Miss Enola Miesse Before Wedding
Mrs. N J Wanless entertained a luncheon for twelve in honor of Miss Enola Miesse who will wed Mr. John R Hendricks Jr on Wednesday October 25 at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Wanless
Enola Miesse
John R. Hendricks, Jr
Simple and Impressive Wedding in October dusk
Mise Dawn Vivian Gowran and Howard A. Hecht wed at the Thorn dike home on Federal avenue with relatives and close friends in attendance. Rev. W. R. Sawhill officiated and the bridal party wore ivory satin and Chantilly lace. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside at 4521 Thackeray place.
Marriage of Miss Alberta Gertrude Alexander
The marriage of Miss Alberta Gertrude Alexander to Mr. Charles Alexander Niven was solemnized at the First Presbyterian church on October 18 with Rev. Mark A. Matthews reading the services in the presence of relatives. Miss Ruby Alexander attended the bride and Mr. Robert Tripple was best man. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside at 4923 Corliss Ave after November 1. Bridge Part Mrs Daniel MacCollister hosted a three table bridge party Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Gertrude Alexander
Charles Alexander Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Mark A. Matthews
Ruby Alexander
Robert Tripple
Women clubs plan fall gatherings across West Queen Anne
A crowded Friday October 20 schedule features tea at Mrs J D Davidson 403 West Comstock for the West Queen Anne PT A plus Clara Barton Tent Daughters of Veterans meeting with Mrs Frances Layman 2566 12th Ave W. Card party at Swedish Club for Neighbors of Woodcraft and multiple guilds meet at homes and churches with suppers lunches and auctions in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Queen Anne
Clara Barton
Daughters of Veterans
Frances Layman
12Th Ave. W
D. of V
Ladies’ Literary and Musical Club
W. HH. Elbert
Seattle Circle
Beattle Circle
Woodcraft
Swedish Club
Eighth and Olivest
White Shrine
Orthopedic Guilds
The
Orthopedic Hospital
Hroadway Guild
Edgar Ames
Harvard Ave
Capitol
Charles L. Roy
17Th Ave
Denny Pubrman Guild
N. A. Johanson
Hroadway N
DN Guild
Mra
Pitts
20Th Ave
N. 1
Medina Guild
C. Day
Mount Baker Park Guild
Mra. L. I
Hi Guild
T. J. T. Loreen
16Th Ave
University Guild
H. C. Joy
Diet Ave. N
Washington Park Guild
C. L. Tenny
26Th ‘Ave
Sunnet Guild
Mra. Ll. Mooney
15Th Ave
N. F
Seahurst Guild
F. B. Carpenter
John F. Miller
W. BR. C
Woman’s Relief Corps
Carrie Campbell
Federal Ave
Seattle Rose Society
St. Regis
E. Harper
Luncheon at Home for Mrs Humason and Mrs Hoard
Mrs W M Humason and Mrs Maurice Hoard were entertained with an attractive luncheon at Lakeside Avenue home on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Humason
Maurice Hoard
Lakeside Ave
Orthopedic Tea Shop Hosts Alki Auxiliary Friday
Mrs. Charles Gaffner serves as hostess for the Alki auxiliary event at the Orthopedic Tea Shop this Friday. Assisting are Mrs. P. T. Biles, Mrs. E. B. Holt, Mrs. A. K., Mrs. Harry Kauffman, Mrs. C. R. Closser, Mrs. H. P. King, Mr. George Hannan, and Miss Jeasic B. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaffner
Alki
P. T. Biles
EB. R. Holt
Social notes from Mount Vernon and beyond
Mrs Omar J Humphrey returns from a San Francisco visit of several weeks Mrs A W Langdon plans a Chicago visit for a short time Mr and Mrs Orin Wallace Fisher of Mount Vernon welcomed a daughter October 16 at Minor hospital Mr and Mrs C I Hamilton plan a Honolulu cruise via the South Seas Mrs John D Farrell and Miss Helen Farrell back from Portland Mr and Mrs Andrew Price returned from California where Mr Price attended the Investment Bankers Association meeting at Del Monte Mr and Mrs I S Frye moved from East Beattie to an apartment at Minor and James Mrs Alexander Dickinson to return Saturday from a three week visit with relatives in New York Miss Warrin Norton to visit aunt Mrs Byron Thorpe Carr in Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Wallace Fisher
Vivien Swalwell
Mount Vernon
Andrew Price
California
Mr. Price
del Monte
Ares
Frye
East Beattie
Minor
James
Halloween party plans and club notices in listed events
The Gopher club schedules a Halloween party October 27 at Collins field house with all former Minnesotans invited. Other notices include a Veterans of Foreign Wars social dance October 21 at Noomevelt hall to aid hospital funds, and Harmony Homestead and Yeomen events with officials from Minneapolis and Olympia attending. The Literary Travel club released its year book with lectures from October to May, while the Icelandic Ladies Aid Society hosts a progressive whist party Saturday at Woog's hall with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopher Club
Collins Field House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Col. Roosevelt Post
Noomevelt Hall
Third Ave
Harmony Lodge
Harmony Homestead
Eighth Ave
University
Supreme
Ward ¥. Senn
Minneapolis
A. W. Tyler
Olympia
W. L. Hewitt
Beattie
W. A. Bostick
Rey Hall
Tacoma
Dodiey Wooten
Mra
BE. G. Bhorrock
Uest Day
Dan Pockler
Arthur Gerbel
John Copley
Benjamin West
J. Kelleher
Hosters
Cc. Megee
Maria Chapdelaine
Louis Memon
Charles Hope
Kane
Cludenniversary
Russian Nook
Miss Buckler
Lee Wheeler
Mra A. Kh Treen
Amnual
Icelandic Ladies’ Aid Society
Woog's Hall
Market St
Funeral Services for Dorothy Keeler A Franklin Student
Funeral services for Dorothy Catherine Keeler 15 Franklin high school student who died Tuesday were set for Thursday afternoon at Manning undertaking parlors. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Keeler 4220 Gustave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Catherine Keeler
Franklin High School
Manning Undertaking
Dorothy
Alfred H. Keeler
Gustave
Woman Has Bible Printed in 1553
The article notes a Bible printed in Zurich in 1553 and mentions additional editions from 1554 and 1563. It says Mrs. F Leonard of Tracyton Washington owns one copy, possibly among the oldest printed books outside museums. It also cites fire as a leading cause of accidental deaths and records the depth of the sea near the Ladrone islands at 21 620 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Mra. 8
F. Leonard
Tracyton
Wash
Gang of Motor Yeggs Stopped by Police
Three men captured near Mid Calder are believed to be a gang of motor bandits responsible for 42 highway robberies. One victim lost $10,000 to the gang in a single assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Mid Calder
Moplah Rebels Forcing Hindu Converts to Moslem Faith
In Madras on October 19 Moplah rebels compel Hindu women to convert to Islam. Converts receive decorated jackets as part of the coercive process and face pressure to adopt Moslem beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
London organization to reform youth spelling and arithmetic
London October 19 Many business men complain the current educational system leaves youths deficient in arithmetic and spelling An organization will be formed to urge prompt reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Air Forces Form Mesopotamia Garrison
Cairo report states British air forces with powerful airplanes tanks and armored cars will constitute the Mesopotamia garrison next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mesopotamia
Canada Orders Wheat From Athens At 100000 Tons
Athens reports that Canada will receive 100000 tons of wheat under an official order. The arrangement appears to be an export agreement between the two countries, signaling a large grain transfer from Athens to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Athens
When They Grow Up Presidents Address Mothers Meeting
President Ethel Enders Ellison of the Housewives' league speaks at a Denver mothers' meeting. She argues no marriage completes without affering and a young wife finds happiness with her first born, warning maternal love must not usurp other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Enders Ellison
The
Housewives’ League
Mothers
Denver
Married Voices on Love and Baby Bond in Exchange
A fragmentary exchange contrasts a wife who adores her infant with a husband who speaks less and listens less. The speaker notes the baby’s cooing and ongoing conversation with the mother, highlighting different modes of intimate communication in marriage.
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Seattle Society
Arctic Club
Women’s University Club
Frank Elwell Case
Bruce Shorts
Victor Rabel
William Parkhurst Brawley
Roy Kinnear
Miller Freeman
Ernst L. Skeel
H. H. Manney
Charles F. Clise
Sunset Club
Miss Elford
Gertrude Louise Elford
Albert
Elford
Trygve Hoff
Olaf Hoff
Montclair
N. J
D. M. Downle
Marion Elford
Norma Simms
Artie Lee Hart
Ruth Jerauld
Elizabeth Elford
Hiros! Saito
Japan
First Ave. W
Michael Donahoe
Europe
Moore
B. L. Gates
Acros Lake Washington
Wdgar L. Webster
Miss Miesse
Daniel . MacCollister
Coterie Club
University Christian Church
Stevens W. R. C
Haraar
Stevens Women's Relief Corps
Stevens Post
Igaor
Christman
Grand Army of the Republic
Green Lake P-T. A
Green Lake P.T. A
St. Marnabar
Skia
Chi Omega
Mothers’ Club of
Weatlake Ave
Beta Mothers’ Club
M. Hicxcom
Heta Mothers’ Club
16Th Ave. N
W. H. Ellert
N. 39Th St
Wood
Woman's Century Club
New Washington Hotel
Pennsylvania Study Club
Retta Martin
30Th Ave
George Willock
J. Squires
Aahton
Ruth Frances Naurer
Nordica Choral Club
Sanpractic
Broadway
East Pine
Aere
Rainier Noble Post No
American Legion Auxiliary
Rainier Noble Post
O. A. Piper
Sunnyside Ave
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Robert B. Pretlaw
Russia
Poland
Pretlaw
Jocal Friends Church
Belgium
Germany
France
Hoe
Friends’ Service ‘Committee
Philadelphia
Polan
W. HM. Lyons
Ll. L. Parsley
Gerda Bergman
Korea
Fritz R. Benz
George Quinlan
Belle Gownell
F. H. Whitworth
Kelton
Lyman Black
C. FR. Daniels
Ellen M. Backland
George Stanton
British American Association
Birth American Association
Christensen Hall
Veterans’ Hall
Phi Mu Mothers’ Club
Harrison P.T
Harrison P.T. A
Robert Morris
LL. D
Dartnall
Leary
South Beacon Hill
Astein & Company
Omar J. Humphrey
San Francisco
A. W. Langdon
Chicago
Mr. and
Mra. C
Hamilton
Honolulu
South Bea
John D. Farrell
Mise Ilelen Parrell
Portland
Alexander Dickinson
New York
Warrin Norton
Byron Thorpe Carr
Lon Angeles
Keeler
United States
Ladrone Islands
Star
Washington Bureau
Washington
Seattle Star
D. C
Bulletin
Mins Gertrude McCollan
John Collie
Mins McCollan
Niemann Furniture Co
Pine Street
Oth
Tth
Les
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Bakers
Sun-Maid Raisin Growers
Dept
Fresno
Crry
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