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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1919

Page

13

Society Dances and Weddings Highlight Seattle Week

Social events center on the Army and Navy club dance series hosted by the Broadway guild with ten hostesses and twenty seven attendees. Miss Georgia Hutinson wed Mr. O A Taylor in an October ceremony at Bloom House with future residence in Keyport Washington.

Army and Navy Club Broadway ‘ Guild of the Children’s Board of Mary Dudley Walker Mary Waterhouse Ther Collins Mary Delafield Miss Collins Hazel Archibald Margaret Ames Judith Gibbs Ne Crawford

Formal Tea Honoring Miss Marjory Me Seeks Attendees

Miss Marjory Me recently back from Miss Elizabeth Henry attends an informal tea Sunday afternoon. She served fourteen overseas as a telephone operator with the United States Signal Corps and worked as a Peace Versailles operator. Charleston officers of the Texas Red Circle Club and members from the University neton plan to attend, with a number of Seattle guests expected.

Marjory Me Elizabeth Henry Mepb United States University Neton Versailles Charleston Texas Red Circle Club Seattle

Gamma Phi Beta Luncheon and Sewing Tuesdays Through December

Gamma Phi Beta meets every Tuesday for luncheon then sewing with Mrs. W. T. Laube. The Wisteria Dancing Club announces a series of dances on every Wednesday evening at Eis tensen's Broadway hall.

Hesperian Dancing Club Douglas Hall Gamma Phi Beta W. T. Laube Wisteria Dancing Club Eistensen Broadway Hall

Forteen Thygesen Auxiliary Luncheon Named

The Forteen Thygesen auxiliary plans a luncheon at the Veterans hall Armory on Thursday October 23 at 12 30 in honor of Mrs Anderson of San Francisco and Mrs Nelson of Seattle two sisters of Carl M Thygesen Cou pled and members are urged to attend College Night Tonight features John Ferguson at the Metropolitan The lower floor and balcony are reserved for University of Washington men and girl students with intermission acts by fraternities

Forteen Thygesen Veterans’ Hall Armory Carl M. Thyesen Anderson San Francisco Nelson Seattle Plewe College John Ferguson The Metropolitan University of Washington

Social and marriage notices from Seattle society column

The Seattle branch of the Association of College Alumnae and the College Women's Club meet at the Women's University Club next Saturday at 12 90 Luncheon then a 2 o'clock program Dr Anna Reed to speak on The Junior Employment Service in Its Relation to Other Social Agencies Yesterday morning at ten Miss Helen Hut terfield married Mr James E Dyer at First Presbyterian Church Dr M A Matthews led the service Attendants included Miss Hernardine Helimich and Mr Robert L Dyer the groom's brother After a wedding breakfast at the Arctic club the couple depart for a tour and will reside at Bain Apartments 1820 Jackson St Mrs Dyer is the daughter of Mrs Amelia Butterfield Mr Dyer is connected with Puget Sound Bridge and Deedging Co and served as lieutenant of engineers in France The gathering at Club Day at the Women's University Club featured tea for members and friends between three and five.

Seattle Association of College Alumnae College Women's Club Women's University Club Anna Reed Junior Employment Service First Presbyterian Church Helen Jessie Hutterfield James E. Dyer M. A. Matthews Hernardine Helimich Robert L. Dyer Arctic Club Bain Apartments Jackson St Dyer Amelia Butterfield R. M. Dyer Puget Sound Piridge and Deedging Company France

Social notes of Seattle visitors and departures

Personal Misa Alice Jay returns to Seattle from the Maat after two months visiting friends in the region. Miss Fay resumed Y. M. C. A. work in France last year and returns home in August. Numerous names travel between Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, and other cities, with weddings and engagements noted as well as relocations to winter homes in California and the East.

Misa Alice Jay Seattle Maat Miss Fay France

Fashionable apparel at Cherry's for buyers with little cash

Cherry's advertises the finest and most fashionable clothing available even if customers have little ready cash, inviting shoppers to indulge in stylish garments without financial strain.

Cherry's

Letters to Bob Slow meditation on a treacherous train

A bride reads three unsigned notes meant for her husband on a train rendezvous. She recalls Daddy Lorimer’s scheme to lure the tainted romance away, suspects danger, and weighs loyalty, temptation, and love as she travels toward San Jose.

Jowe Katherine Miller Bob Misa Miller Mob Daddy Lorimer Baby Baba Miss Miller Daddy Mins Miller Benjie

Community club meetings and society notes listed

The Aspasia club hosts a 1 pm meeting at Mrs. Musser's home with diner on the topic Opera in America and several paper readings led by Mrs. Zednick and others. Multiple groups including Vimy Ridge Chapter Daughters of the British Empire and Hatasu Guard Club meet at specified homes for 1 pm or 2 pm sessions, with invitations extended to Eastern Star members and British American Association ladies. Additional gatherings cover Child Welfare League, parliamentary procedure unit of the Woman's Century Club, Ballard Ladies' Aid, British American Association activities at St. Clement's parish house, and Gilman Park Ladies' Aid with hostess details. John B. Allen P T A plans a Wednesday meeting in the Auditorium with Dr. Stevenson Smith speaking and a music program.

Aspasia Club Ralph J. Musser Howell Street Opera In America Victor Zednick Edward Prainerd Mra W. K. Bickels New Origana K. J. Musser

Professional mothers and modern motherhood debate

A reader argues that motherhood should be the primary career for women and critiques the idea of professional mothers. The letter praises real mothers caring for their own children and questions experts handling childcare. Other letters discuss sibling jealousy and balancing family duties with social life, offering practical advice on communication and shared responsibilities.

Miss Grey International Conference of Women Physicians New York

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