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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Skinner's home near Pittsburgh hosts a tea honoring daughter Mrs Gilbert Whittemore Skinner and Mrs David Edward. Guests arrive to autumn foliage decor, Columbia roses, and a red-table service. The issue also notes Halloween supper dances and multiple luncheon and tea events for military families at Fort Worden and Port Townsend venues.
Cream butter and sugar until light. Add beaten eggs then alternately mix flour with baking powder and milk. Fold in peaches, pour into a buttered floured loaf pan, bake 40 minutes in a moderate oven. Serves as a peach flavored dessert loaf.
Guidance on proper furnace upkeep emphasizes clearing ashes and clinkers, cleaning the ashpit, inspecting for chimney buildup, and removing cobwebs that may block heat. Regular checks prevent heat loss and ensure quick, efficient fires.
Halloween dances and parties fill the listings from Seattle clubs to private homes. Guests include Mrs Joan H. Williams and Mrs Charles Victoria with dinners, teas, and bridge luncheons, plus a Halloween dinner dance at Seattle Golf and Country Club. Marriage plans and fundraisers are noted for November events.
Mrs. Frederick J. Halley hosts guests with Colonel Hayden and Lt Colonel Merriam among U S A notables. John F E Dobbs and Josephine Corbiera Preston visit state superintendent. Informal dinner for Mrs Charles H Pink and guests including Mrs Howard B H, Mrs William Payne and others at Fort Casey event.
In Cadiz Spain the Bishop issues a notice barring women with arms uncovered or wearing short skirts or thin stockings from church entry.
An unreadable OCR snippet discusses health or medical topics without clear details. Readable elements are sparse, leaving uncertainty about person names, dates, or specific events. The fragment hints at symptoms or health issues but lacks verifiable facts for a full summary.
Miss Kathleen Gaffney and Miss Helen Brown depart November 6 for Philadelphia where Gaffney will visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hawk and Brown will wed in New York to Robert Hatch of Concord Massachusetts later this month. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stuart return from Chicago to their home after a visit with their son Elbridge Hadley Stuart and daughter in law. Mrs. Guy Williams returns from time with her parents in Plensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Go. Lamping celebrate the birth of a daughter at the BriStation hospital. Vida Dodge of San Francisco and Virginia McDonald of Portland are guests of James Colbert Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Gustay Anderson stay with Mrs. Anderson’s relatives Hebert Plank. Anderson before marriage. The couple travel in British Columbia on their wedding trip.
The Seattle Central Council of the Congress of Mothers and PTA hosts an annual conference at 1121 Twenty second Ave North with vocal selections by Ruth Bamford and a violin solo by Mettle Brandeberg. Various clubs meet at the Rainier Inn and other venues for parliamentary practice, card parties, talks, Halloween events, and dances through October and November.
If water purity is uncertain boil before drinking. Do not cover kettle to avoid flat taste caused by oxygen loss. Boil 15 minutes then cool slowly overnight and bottle in lee box. British interests plan aerial mail route 2400 miles in South America from Pernambuco to Buenos Aires.
A short recipe describes creaming shortening and sugar, then adding a sour cream mixture and flour. It instructs to roll dough on a floured board, cut with a cookie cutter, and bake in a quick oven. The notes include sugar butter lard eggs sour cream soda salt nutmeg and flour.
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