November events of the Women's University club noted in Seattle society page
The Women's University club plans a November schedule with events for members only include a hat trimming contest for orthopedic hospital benefit on November 4 at 2 30. A Pullman cabaret on November 10 at 6 30 followed by a musicale on November 18 at 3 featuring Mrs Alice Williams Sherman Leone Langdon Clyde Morris and Miss Mary Louise Weeks. Weather shows showers and a charitable drive of picks pickles jams and dishtowels. The Musical Appreciation circle meets November 16 at 4 to discuss Ravinia Opera and rhythmics with Elsie Hewitt McCoy speaking. Inquiries go to Beacon 0300 or Capitol 264.
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Women's University Club
Franklin Sawyer Palmer
Ous F. Lamson
Ross Williams
H. R. Hogaboom
Marion Thomson
Victoria McLean
Margaret Main
Marion Wiley
Ruth Greenleaf
Lurline Brown
Alice Wilams Sherman
Leone Langdon
Clyde Morris
Mary Louise Weeks
Mia
F. A. Ernst
Josephine Taber
House
Dean Hamlin White
Howard Meyers
Howard
Herman Ross
A. G. Elder
Edward Legionant
Musical Appreciation Circle
Ravinia Opera
Elizabeth Richmond Miller
Miller
Chicago
Ravinia
Metropolitan Singers
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Elsie Hewitt McCoy
Dalcroze
Eeene
Ivan Hyland
Beacon
J. A. Pease
Capitol
Halloween Barn Dance at Seattle Golf Club Delights Four Hundred
Witches and sprites attended the Halloween party at Seattle Golf and Country Club Saturday night. The ballroom was transformed into a rural barn with hay lofts and corn stalks, and a buffet supper was served amid eerie spotlights. Two women impersonated witches stirred a cauldron while guests enjoyed one of the club’s best dinner dances with over four hundred attendees.
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Seattle Golf and Country Club
William Leonard Eaton
Hugh Caldwell
Bert Farrar
David Moss
Trafford Huteson
Manson F. Backus
John Henry
Social News: Bridge Party and Teas At Local Homes
Miss Dorothy Polson of Ho quiam was invited as a compliment guest for a bridge party hosted by Mrs. FR. D. Merrill. Earlier, Mrs. Merrill hosted an informal tea. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broderick hosted a supper for twelve in honor of Miss Fay Shorts who departs for the East in November. Halloween Dance drew thirty guests at the home of Mrs. Darsie C. Bard Friday evening.
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Dorothy Polson
Hoquiam
FR. D. Merrill
Henry Broderick
Miss Fay Shorts
East
Darsie C. Bard
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver restorer. It claims they replace calomel without bad after effects or teeth damage and can relieve headaches dullness and low energy by refuting constipation and liver disorder. The copy urges taking the tablets when feeling logy and heavy with a price of 30 cents.
Mrs Sirrine Hosts Bridge Tea at Mount Baker Park
Mrs L B E Sirrine invites Mount Baker Park residents to a Friday afternoon bridge tea at her home. Tea tables will be in use and hostess assistants include Miss Ruth Pratt, Miss Margaret Duncan, Miss Elizabeth Summers, and Miss Margaret Hansen.
Informal Teas Honor Club Members Across Seattle Districts
Mrs. Shirley Park er and Mrs. Ben L. Moore host an informal tea at 221 Thirty sixth Avenue North for Women’s University club members in Denny Blaine and Madrona. A second notice invites unreachable members to attend this Tea in mid afternoon after 4. Mrs. A L Hawley leads Orthopedic Tea Shop hosting on Tuesday with several helpers. Dr E C Brier is flattered with a birthday dinner at Hotel Washington followed by Moore Theatre. Dr Tollefsen birthday surprise hosts 25 guests with dancing and cards at home.
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Women's University Club
Denny Blaine
Madrona
Shirley Parker
Ben L. Moore
Moore
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Dr. Brier
E. C Brier
A. D. Tollefsen
Dr. Tollefsen
Local Residents Share Summer News and Visits
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Williams returning from Alaska to 140 Second Avenue West with family. Mrs. L. C. Bonnin returns from Whitman Street visit to CenTralia with Mr. and Mrs. Wickersham guiding for ten days. Several others plan trips and arrivals, including Miss Anna Hoge and Mrs. Hoge leaving for the East, and births noted at Seattle General Hospital. House guests include Mrs. Alexander Polson and Miss Dorothy Polson of Aberdeen staying with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Merrill.
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B. A. Williams
Alaska
Second Avenue West
James D. Hoge
Anna Hoge
East
Alexander Polson
Dorothy Polson
Aberdeen
R. D. Merrill
Music Recitals At Fine Arts Gallery And Cornish School
Spargur Quartet opens a morning musicale series at the Fine Arts Gallery with a program including Mozart and Mendelssohn string quartets and Grieg interludes. Sydney F. Allison, baritone, performs Monday at the Cornish School theatre with songs from The Elfin Land and Herodiade, among others.
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Teeeee Mozart
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Combona
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Atring Quartet
Wey
Cornish School
Sydney F. Allison
Kuria Strong
Cornish Theatre
Corner Koyst
Harvard Ave
Handa
von Fields
Rome
Burleigh
Gusthin
Lecture Course on Modern Interior Decoration
A four day lecture course on principles of modern interior decoration will be given by John L. Kolle of New York at the Frederick and Nelson store. Each day covers a different room type with rare old linens on display and discussion. Lectures run Tuesday through Friday at 2 30 PM.
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John L. Kolle
New York
Frederick & Nelson
Bayer Aspirin In Tablets And Bottles Promoted
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin for headache neuralgia rheumatism toothache and backache. It lists packaging options of 12 tablets in tins and bottles of 24 and 100 pills under the Bayer trademark.
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Bayer
Sloan
Sloan's
Dear Miss Grey on youth freedom and parental guidance
A girl asks if she may live away from strict parents while self-supporting. Theresa warns against leaving home, stressing guardianship and safe supervision. She cautions that freedom must be earned and that inviting boys should be limited to controlled settings, with obedience shown to gain trust.
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Miss Grey
Theresa
Dyed Her Silk Stockings to Match Skirt Promoting Diamond Dyes
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for home dyeing of silk wool linen and cotton. It claims the dyes do not spot fade or run and promises simple instructions for matching stockings to skirts.
Low priced glasses and bifocals offered at WALTHER OPTICAL
Dr Matthew with 20 years of experience promotes inexpensive glasses readers bifocals and Kryptoks. The ad promotes low prices and high grade service at WALTHER OPTICAL located at 721 Third Ave Seattle. Scientists advocate breeding bats as a method to reduce malaria carrying mosquitoes.
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Mattheww
Walther Optical
Third Ave
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