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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

4

Seattle Society Wedding Of Ms Trenholme’s Daughter

Seattle society news notes the upcoming marriage of Miss Holme Trenholme to Mr Arthur Griffin on Thursday November 10 at the bride’s home. Rev Herbert Gowen to read the service. attendants noted. reception planned following the ceremony.

Mae Trenholme Arthur R. Griffin Mae Dickson Sir Holme Ames Dickson Trenholme Arthur Russell Griffin Arthur E. Griffin Herbert H. Gowen

Hostesses Invited To Wednesday Reception At Mrs Covers

Guests were welcomed at Mrs Covers residence on Wednesday with a display of hospitality as hostesses arranged seating and refreshments for attendees.

Benefit for Orthopedic Hospital Tonight at Masonic Temple

A charity concert at the Masonic temple Harvard and Priest features barefoot dancing and interpretive music to aid the Orthopedic hospital. Clara Damrosch Seymour and Walter Damrosch related artists perform with piano and violin selections. Mrs. Sara Y. B. Peabody and Ruth Harpist join the program. Tickets are 1.50, available at the Cornish school and at the door.

Orthopedic Hospital Masonic Temple Harvard Prie St Clara Damrosch Seymour Walter Damrosch Switzer Italy Sara Y. B. Peabody McCulloch Lang Ruth Harpist Mount Guild of the Orthopedic Hos J. Will Jones

Miss Cornish Elevates Mothers With School Tea

Miss Nellie C. Cornish director of the Cornish school spoke on what children can achieve in music at a tea for mothers of elementary pupils and friends. New music staff Miss June Hartman and Miss Alexine Whisnant shared brief experiences.

Westminster Guild Musicale Planned by First Presbyterian Church

The Westminster Guild hosts a 4 musicale on Tuesday evening at 2686 Concordia Ave. featuring harp and violin solos, piano pieces, and vocal numbers led by Miss Elizabeth Maclean and colleagues. Patron families include Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Matthews and many others. Orthopedic Tea Shop Friday remains under auxiliary leadership with Mrs. H M Hook as hostess.

Elizabeth Maclean Helen MacKinnon Bertha Lee Maria McAuslan Dorothy Sander Mareh Mill "Co Basha Ruth Liar Pagnant-Kreisser Ruth Pepper Rongatorti Marty Burdick Chopin Vesta Muth

Musicale at Home of Mr and Mrs Hillman

A musicale will be held Friday evening October 28 at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Kirk Hillman corner of Roanoke and North Broadway by Circle 1 of the First Presbyterian church. Patrons include Mr and Mrs J M McConahey Dr and Mrs E C Brier Dr and Mrs J J Black Mr and Mrs J M Booth Mr and Mrs E B Sherry and Mr and Mrs William B Keltor.

Hillman Kirk Hillman Roanoke N. Broadway Circle 1 First Presbyterian Church J. M. McConahey E. C. Brier J. J. Black J. M. Booth EB. M. Sherry William 8. Keltor

Mrs Wendell Daggett Hosts Club Lunch Then Bridge

Mrs Wendell Daggett entertained the club at luncheon with eight guests present. Following the meal, bridge games were played. Edythe M Gall entertained with a dinner dance at 4817 Forty fourth Ave South decorated with pink roses and punch served by Flor Horst. Guests included Ester Painter Leona Frost Dorothy Hodson Gwendoline Showell Eloise Ennis Mildred Bernard Lelia Watson Ruth Macgember Mable Bock Addie Nichols Phil Davis Homer Deserisy William Kimble Bill Peterson Vinton Southern Irving Bernard Lester Pettit Ralph Veshinge Lucian Gerhart Leland English Parker Cooke.

Edythe M. Galli Fourty-fourth Ave S Flors Horst Ester Painter Leona Frost Dorothy Hodson Gwendoline Showell Eloise Ennis Mildred Bernard Lelia Watson Ruth Macgmber Mable Bo

Social Briefs From Seattle Visitors and Arrivals

Personal notices list Mrs. Harold Burdick and Mr. Burdick visiting New York and Pittsburgh plans to live in Seattle. The Oakes move November 1 from near the Country club to 270 Dorffel drive. John Markey returns for a two week hunting trip. Rev. and Mrs. Adama return from Port Townsend to their home. Mrs. Hanes returns to Vancouver B C after ten days with the McCreerys. Lister Holmes rents winter apartments at DeHart. Conner Gray departs for five months in Europe. Roy Case travels from Hunt’s Point to Hotel Sorrento for winter. Mabel Thompson returns from ten days with Harold Winterbourne in Walla Walla. Mrs. Blanchard of Tacoma to visit Crockers for the Twilight musicale. Marie Gaschweiler living in her studio Sunday afternoon. Fred Schowerman of New York guest at Hotel Washington. Miss Margaret Trawick leaves for Alabama. William Hunter McEwan and wife, now in the East, expected back in about two weeks.

BE. C. Blanchard Tacoma Porter T. Crocker Marie Gaschweiler

Fine Arts Society Plans Seattle Exhibit Next Month

The Seattle Fine Arts society will host a salon at 1213 Fourth Ave featuring art treasures loaned by local connoisseurs. Highlights include private canvases from H C Henry Charles H Frye and the late Fred E Sanders. Also on display are miniatures by Clare Shepard Shisler, renowned for work shown in San Francisco and eastern centers. The New York exhibit remains until November 1 and daily hours are noon to five.

Seattle Fine Arts Society Fourth Ave Seattle H. C. Henry Charles H. Frye Fred E. Sanders Northwest Dis Oy Clare Shepard Shis Shisler San Francisco New York

Brass Cleaning Methods From Vintage Text

Instructions describe removing stains from brass by rubbing with a flannel dipped in vinegar then polishing with leather and rottenstone. Alternative methods include rubbing the surface with rottenstone, using sweet air, rubbing cotton mantle, and polishing with a chamois skin.

Soiled Furs Cleaned With Petrol Remedy

A fragment notes a remedy for dirty fur involving moistening the neck area with petrol. The text reads as a casual, possibly instructional line from a historical column on fur care and improvised cleaning.

Ladies of the Golden North Card Party Planned

The Ladies of the Golden North will hold a card party on October 19 at 1923 First Avenue. Proceeds benefit local activities and community programs.

Ladies of the Golden North Ladies of the Golden. North First Ave

Clubs for Friday entertainments and meetings list

A Friday listing of local clubs and meetings includes Adele M. Fielde Club at Erickson YWCA 1 50 p m with public speaking led by Mrs Margaret Herr. Pennsylvania Study Club at Morningside Station 2 p m with Mrs W Wood and Miss Ida K Greenleaf. Ballard W T U at 7001 Jones Ave 2 p m. Bryant P T A night event with Supt F B Cooper. Others: Women's Council at St Marks Parish 11 am. Coterie Club at Phi Mu Sorority House 2 15 p m. Literary and Musical Club at 329 BE 76th Ave 2 30 p m. Pythian Sisters Temple No 9 7 30 p m with progressive whist. University Guild at 6108 19th Ave NE hosts Ming Della Wright and Mrs Edgar Boyer. White Shrine of Jerusalem 129 21st Ave 10 am to 4 pm. Harrison P T A 745 p m with Mr Alfred Fiske speaker and music. Social Score Club 312 34th Ave S S 1 pm luncheon. Pacific Hive No 846 and 946 Maccabees card party 8 pm at Wood’s Hall 17th and Market. Col Ellsworth Circle No 64 Ladies of G A R 8 30 pm at Veterans Hall with refreshments. Canadian Club hosts UW Canadian students reception and dance 8 30 pm at Women’s University Club rooms. British American Association meets at Christensen’s Broadway hall. Heig h’s Improvement Club meets at clubhouses 8 pm with Dr W lecture.

Story of Vol canoes Social and club notices

Stevens Relief Corps A Social will be held in the Armory by the Stevens Relief Corps on Friday October 21 Luncheon at noon. Mountain View Social Club meets at Caswell's hall October 21 at 2 p m Cards. St Martin's Mothers' Club meets October 21 at 2 p m at Mrs Arthur Hein 1520 1st Ave election of officers. Anadel Club informal on October 21 at Knights of Columbus hall hosts Mr and Mrs Kaufer Mr and Mrs Hanley Mr and Mrs McCormick. Seattle Minute Women convention October 27 at Cornish school with registration badges committees listed. Sphinx Club formal dance November 13 at Christenson's Hall. Rotary Club dances October 27 at Christenson's Hall. Dickens Fellowship meets October 27 at Y W C A Visitors welcome. Humane Society meeting October 24 luncheon at Bon Marche tea room. Y W C A party postponed to November 4. Overseas Club and Lloyd T Cochran Post plans bazaar October 25. La Boheme Club meets October 14 Nob Hill area officers elected. Elite Rebekah Auxiliary hosts court whist October 20 at Mra Dervin’s home.

St. Martin's Mothers’ Club Arthur Hein 1St Ave Anadel Club Knights of Columbus Hall Mra P. A. Kaufer Minute Women's Association of Washington Seattle Dorman Wilda Sheldon Fred W. Bert, Jr Edgar Ames John Me Resouth H. L. Ford Council of the Minute Women Fred W. Bert HM. H. A. Hastings Emile Marsh F. Weeks la Boheme Musical Club J. G. Boswell Nob Hill Lulu Shepard Johnson BE. C. Mesnet Channing Pritchard

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Health Renewal

A legacy Cleveland physician Dr F M Edwards touted Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid. He claimed their olive color and vegetable ingredients naturally removed toxins, improving pale complexions, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongues, headaches, and sluggish bowels when taken nightly.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

Dear Miss Grey on Mothers Exposing Children to Disease

A reader requests coverage of mothers who ignore public health by letting contagious diseases spread among neighbors' children. The letter cites whooping cough and measles, recounting instances of exposure and suffering, urging print guidance to protect infants and the community.

Miss Grey

Properly adding thickening to soups and sauces

The text advises holding the thickening in the left hand and stirring from the bottom while adding cold liquid very slowly to prevent lumps. It emphasizes careful technique to avoid the thickening settling at the pan bottom.

Repairing alabaster with egg white and lime

The white of an egg and quick lime mixed in a ratio of one egg to one teaspoon of lime will mend alabaster.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society W. A. Irwin i Comte John B. Lewis Irwin Vila Crosbyre Es R. Daniels McAwley A. F. Menke H. J. Ramsey George George Terrell Nellie Patrick McAuley Dorothy Hop Louise Wendt Miss Deane Virginia Daniels Trammel Rutherford Sunset Club Mary Dudley Walker Dorothy Ewing Orl Lantern Nurse Princeling Walker Miss Waterhouse Hazel Mc Harriet Baxter Chinn Elspeth Bruce Elmore Gay Fotheringwin Mr. Cyrus Katherine Bacon Hunt's Point Estelle Norgar Bryant Wash Lowell Ariel Brower E. J. Brower W. 54Th St Honor l L. Wilhelm Vera M. Brower Frank G. Bodin Brower Westminster Guild Charlies BE. Guthrie Cancadia Ave Choa Masel Thane Obéene Hagel ‘Thane Vivian Strong Hart Vesta Muth Annie Laurie Pinte Ruth Linrud Seeees Chopin Waste Muth Tooven Harel Hasel M. A. Matthews D. Wingate J. M Alki H. M. Hook Cyrus Griggs George Hannon P. T. Bliss George King CC. R. Cloaser H. Howell B. W. Lennon Charles Gaffner Wendell ’. Daggett Bridge Harold Burdick D. H. Glass Burdick Pittsburg Mrs. Prescott Oakes Elr Country Club Dorffel Drive John Markey George D. Adama Hugh Purcell Port ‘Townsend George Hanes Vancouver Blc H. W. McCreery Lister Holmes de Hart Summit Ave East Thomas St Mrs Conner Gray Oregon Roy Case Sorrento Mabel Thompson Harold Winterbourne Walla Walla Fred Schowerman City Margaret Trawick Alabama William Hunter McEwan East Fine Arts Adele M. Fielde Erickson Club Young Woman's Christian Association I. B. Stewart Margaret Herr Pennsylvania W. Wood Morningside Station Bothell Highway H. A. M. Bonnar Ida K. Greenleaf Auto Depot Ballard W T. U. Ballard Women’s Christian Temperance Union Emma Mooney Jones Ave Bryant P.T. A. Bryant F. B. Cooper Women's Council Coterie Club Phi Mu Sorority House Emory Hess W. EB Cox Pythian Sisters Temple No Pythian Sisters Temple No. 9 Progressive Whist Party Myrtle Cogshell Lulu Christopher Frances Malone University Guild University Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital Martin J. Foster 19Th Ave N. E Ming Della Wright Edgar Boyer Jerusalem Isabelle Hill Twenty-first Ave Harrison P-T. A. Harrison Parent-Teacher Association Alfred Fisken Social Score Club Carrie Hamilton 34Th Ave S&s Pacific Hive Ladies of the Maccabees Wood's Hall 17Th Market St Ellsworth Ladies of the Grand Army Veterans’ Hall State Armory Cinbd University of Washington Seatte Women's University Club Christensen Broadway Hall Dance Beekman Stevens Relief Corps Mountain View Mountain View Social Club Caswell’s Hall Sphinx Club Sphingz Club Christensen’e Hal Thirty Fourth Ave Rotary Club Christensen’s Hall J. J. Murphy Dickens Fellowship King County Humane Society The Humane Society Indoga Barkus Woof Bon Marche East 5581 Y. W. C. A. Clube Overseas Club Women’s Auxiliary Lloyd T. Cochran American Legion Rebekah Lodge No Mra. T. M Tricotine Roshanara Taffeta Tricolette Second Ave Spring St Aes Ohio Cynthia Greys Grey Star Office A. W. Whistler Montelius Davis & Morris Shoe Seaboard Morris Davis & Morris Seaboard Building Pike W.fleisher B. W. Fleisher Luz Lever Bros. Co Cambridge Mass
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