Social Scenes In Highlands And Seattle Gatherings
Mrs Alexander Failte hosts at Highlands dinner while Cmdr Isaac Cureton USN and Mrs Johnson visit from town. Debutantes Miss Jane Truax and Miss Katherine Crawford host and attend events with families and Eastern guests. Mrs Fisher and Mrs Graham plan teas and dances as Seattle society shares entertainment venues and notable guests.
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Alexander Failte Wil
Highlands
Isaac Cureton
Johnson
DATES To Remember THURSDAY EVENTS AND TEA PARTIES
Social calendar notes upcoming gatherings. Archibalds host a yacht club toast for Betty Defoe. Mrs Scott Bone hosts Katherine races and Miss Laman and Miss Katherine Jerome attend. Bridges and teas feature at Sunset club and homes of Wiley and Fisher. Proceeds support a social service home and hospital fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Mise
Betty de
Whitelae
Scott Bone
Mies Katherine
Mephen Cook
Russell Mubtard White
Hener Miss Laman
Katherine Jerome
Bridge Reseoeien
Frank Cooper
Ant Coate Club
Schoei Women's League
Marion
Virginia Wiley
Jee
Lyman
Kathleen Gatteey
Rocial Service Club
Aubrey Witten
Irene Mfisher
William Lauren Rhodea
Mre Allen
Bridge Et Sunset Club
George Webster
David Hanna
Mies
Eleanor Keith
Irene Fisher
Alice Hole
Frances Oldham
Alice Ives
Ll. Ives
Nesday
Marr
Ort Hospital
Techt Club
Mra F. KR Baies
Capitet 417
Social Shifts as Local Residents Entertained and Depart
Dr and Mrs Corning Kenley and children leave for Medford Oregon after a brief stay at Mrs Peachys home near the Country club. Mr and Mrs Thames Fall host Mrs C J Pfrang of Oakland who will stay until late autumn. Mrs R G Logue and daughter Betty of Los Angeles visit relatives before joining Mr Logue for a motor return. Mary Capps and daughter Leighton Hind sail for Honolulu September 9 after attending Robert Capps and Ming Ruth Davies wedding in Tacoma. Emily Nettleton of Tacoma arrives to spend the rest of the week with Miss Darthea Sharples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J. Thames Fall
C. J. Pfrang
Oakland
Cal
Mra. R. G. Logue
Betty
Los Angeles
Mr. Logue
Honolulu
Mary Capps
Leighton Hind
Robert Capps
Ming Ruth Davies
Tacoma
Emily Nettleton
Darthea Sharples
Women and Civic Groups Schedule Meetings September 2
A crowded slate of local gatherings on September 2 includes the Central Circle of the Child's Conservation league at Mrs A Crequa’s home. Seashine Club. Moré Sunshine Club of Women of Moose heart Legion. Elmer J. Noble Post Auxiliary. American Legion Post 1 at the armory. Alexandra Lodge Daughters of St George. Robert E Lee Chapter U D C at Mrs Tackaberry’s home. Alpha Club at Mrs Curtiss's. Beattie Chapter O K & Social club at Mrs Michener’s. Elderbloom Club at the old Knights hall. Pythian Sisters picnic departing Leech Park at 10. St John’s Guild West Beattie at the rectory. Seattle Civic Improvement Club at the Federated clubhouse. Women’s Commercial Club monthly meeting at Chamber of Commerce. Washington Branch of Women Voters convening at YWCA auditorium with Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt aiding the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child's Conservation League
A. Crequa
Ava. W
Washington
Women Voters
Organization of
Knuckle of Veal Ragout
Cut veal knuckle into neat slices and season. Fry in butter to pale brown then simmer with meat and bone, celery, herbs and carrots in hot water for two hours. Remove bones, make gravy with ketchup and lemon juice, reassemble and heat thoroughly.
Engineer Morton Gains 27 Pounds From Tanlac
J A Morton a retired Northern Pacific locomotive engineer from Bozeman Washington reports a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He credits five bottles with restoring appetite ending stomach cramps headaches neuritis and nerves and says he now sleeps well and weighs 27 pounds more. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle distribute Tanlac under a local representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. A. Morton
Boz
Manette
Wash
Seattle
Mr. Morton
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Taniac
Tanilac
Bartell Drug Stores
Suffrage Leaders Convene in Washington State Convention
The National Suffrage Association is aligning with the National League of Women Voters as eight departments guide work on child welfare food supply American citizenship research law unification and public health. Officers listed include Mrs E P Fick and Mrs Hassell with regional district chairs. The Thursday program features reports, addresses by Dr Horace Mason Judge Helen MacGill and Mrs Ralph Smith plus a women in industry panel and a vote registration note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Suffrage Association
National League of Women Vetore
Mra
RE. P. Fick
The
HM. Hassell
Jmiverett
Vicw
P. GC. McCredie
Sunnyside
J. M. Simpson
Spokane
R. B. Hassell
Everett
Flang
N. E. Walton
Tacoma
Mra. J
Mra. W. & Griswold
Seattle
Horace C. Mason
University Congregational Church
Beattie
Helen Gregory MacGill
British Columbia
Adires
Ralph Smith
Geo. N. McLoughlin
Addrem
Nellie M. Goodhue
Bong
Ballard club meeting and Rainier paintings exhibit
The Ballard Review W B A of the Maccabeen meets Friday at 2 in Ballard town hall with guest Katharine Bowen. An inspirational Mt Rainier paintings exhibit by Mme D L Lombard opens today at the YWCA blue parlors, about fourteen works, first display outside her Sunset Ave studio. Grace G Crowder, YWCA women’s clubs director, returned from a three month trip to New York and Boston and plans outdoor work in September and indoor activities starting October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Review
The
Maccabéen
Ballard Town Hall
Mra
Katherine Bowen
Mt. Rainier
Young Wamen's Christian Association
Mme. D. L. Lombard
Sunset Ave
Mt Rainier
Mme. Lombardo
New York
Boston
Grace G. Crowder
Young Women's Christian Asociation
Paper suit makes New York debut at sixty cents
A German made paper suit, long expected as a big hit, arrives in New York. The suits sell for 60 cents each, are cut from English styles, and reports say Germany plans to ship large quantities to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York
Use Land as Fire Extinguisher
Practical safety note advises keeping a small bowl of mud near the stove when deep fat frying. It warns that overheated fat can splatter and ignite, causing fires and burns. Mud can smother grease fires, the only effective method to extinguish them.
Chocolate Roll Preparation and Filling Instructions
Beat egg whites to stiff, fold in beaten yolks with sugar, water, flour, and baking powder. Bake ten minutes, roll in sugared paper. Melt chocolate for filling, stir in corn starch and milk until thick, add vanilla. Spread filling on warm cake and roll.
Sand-Colored Duvetyne Hats Signal New Season Style
Sand colored hats with duvetyn fabrics gain popularity as informal headwear for the new season. They pair with long redingote coats and feature embroidery beneath the brim with ribbozine, allowing any color to frame the face.
Museum director hunts relics amid fading timber crisis
RT Frank G Hall, director of the university museum, perseveres despite funding gaps and a fire risk building. On a Fraser River valley trip he seeks Indian relics to bolster a state museum rivaling eastern institutions. Decaying timbers, halted balcony access, and a dry rot problem threaten the facility as university carpenters test logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Hall
University Museum
Eantern
Fraser Tver Valley
Fraser and Thompson River
Indiana
Great Plains
United States
Sam Hill
University
Glass buckles adorn New York shop belts
Some of the setmartest shown in New York shops have little giants buckles for fastening the narrow belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Good Cleaning Fluid Ad Offers grease spot remover
A vintage ad describes a cleaning fluid designed to remove grease spots from fabric without leaving a ring. The mix includes deodorized benzine bay rum ether wintergreen alcohol borax and other additives.
Better Babies Crusade Spreads Across Coast to Coast
The campaign for healthier mothers and unborn children emphasizes how maternal health affects infants. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for pains and ailments linked to pregnancy and motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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Star East
C. Lenoir
Lenoir
Eens
Fannie Webb Branch
Athena
Francis Allen
Miss Branch
Mrs. Johnson
Huteson
Trafford Huteson
Margaret
Mr. Schmitz
Jane Truazx
Jane Truax
Mrs
B Truax
Clubius
Katherine Crawford
Miss Crawford
Juneau
Alaska
Dandeon and Theatre
Ee Natartat
Mrs. Henry
Chicago
Marie Parr
Kenneth Redman
Grace Martz
Lira Beville
Col. M. F. Se. C
Claude A. Philbrick
Lake Crescent
Will
Philbrick
Edward J. Prescott
University District
Lake Forest Park
3. T. Huteson
East
Sunfy
Mias
Cordelia Jen
Miss Jen
City
California
Elma Collins
Enetai
A. L. Hawiey
Lne
John Campbell
Dorothea Campbell
Mills College
Obell
Marjorie Campbell
Gmrs
Guy
Peterkin
Irene Jarnan
East Sound
Margaret Hutcorn
Elisabeth Willcot
Corning Kenley and
Chidren
Peachy
Medford
Ore
Sylvia Weinstein
Benjamin Weinstein
Grady
Charles
Central Circle Child's Conservation League
Club of Women of Mooseheart Legion
C. H. McCowan
Elmer J. Noble
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Alexandra Lodge
Daughters of St George
Robert E. Lee
Charles G. Tackaberry
Boren Ave
Alpha Club
Mra. W. M. Curtiss
16Th Ave
N. W
Elderbloom Club
Asso
Ciations
Ella Brunner
Kirkland
Leech Park
St. John’s Guild
St. John's Guild of
West Beattie
48Th Ave
Seattle Civic Improvement Club
Federated Clubhouse
Women's Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Morton
Balary Review
W. C A. News
Eriault Manufacturing Corporation
Bersault’s Free Scalp Clinic
Li Drugstore
Westlake and Pine
Jake
United Tea & Coffee
Liberty Market
Yesler Way
South End
Florence
Cohen
the Mischief Maker
Levy’s
Orpheum
Madison
Bushell Bag
Owen
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