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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

Page

4

Autumn Colored Wedding Ties Barnhisel Pierrot in Seattle

Misa Kathry n R Barnhisel wed Mr. George F. Pierrot of Detroit Michigan in Christ Episcopal church Seattle. The bride wore ivory silk lace over georgette with a gold belt and autumn colored accessories. Bridesmaids in flowered organdie carried yellow and green ensembles with zenias. The ceremony featured Lohengrin march and Gamma Phi Beta ties. The couple plans a two week Alaska trip before settled in Detroit after a Seattle visit.

Misa Kathryn R Barnhise Olive Barnhise George F. Pierrot Netroit Mich Cathlamet Christ Episcopal Church Paul James Vernita Swezen Carol Wakefield Anacortes Bernice Kennedy Dorothy Haggett Anita Merry Wheeler Tacoma Lurline Brown Marjorie Pierrot Groom Gamma Phi Beta Ruth Ramford Albert Onborn Mise Irie Canfield Osborne Mise Canfield Greig the Swan Ernest Campbell Stanley Orne Sherwood Smith Robert Saunders Fred Heath Mitchell Charney Kenneth Morford Gamma Phi Beta House Boulevard Marfery Lindsay Gretchen Brehm Misa Rachael Niblook Emily Nettleton Misa Doreen Kennedy Pierrot Golagaway Mr. Pierrot University of Washington Miss Barnhisel Sigma Chi Sigma Delta Chi Fir Tree Alaska Seattle Detroit

Many Affairs Planned for Mr and Mrs Stimson

Hosts and hostesses plan a series of events to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Thomas Stimson who depart in two weeks for four months abroad. Sunday evening R D Merrill entertains with a supper and Monday Lawrence Bogie hosts an Orpheum party followed by a buffet supper at their home.

Thomas Stimson R. D. Merrill Lawrence Bogie Thomas Griffith California the Otis

Mrs Young's Tea Hosts Autumn Gathering in Pittsburg Visit

Mrs Arrigo M Young gave a tea in honor of her sister Mrs Frank Orr Johnson of Pittsburg Penn a house guest who arrived earlier in the week. The dining room featured autumn yellow blooms with a central basket of flowers. Presiding were Mrs Cheeter Reuse Mrs Alvin K Manager Mrs William Sprague and others assisting including Mrs Kenneth Kerr Mrs Carl Will and Miss Johanna Sprague. Aiding in receiving were Mrs Ernest L Skeel Mrs James Pinkham and Mrs Claude Hadley.

Arrigo M. Young Frank Orr Johnson Pittsburg Cheeter Reuse Alvin K William Sprague Kenneth Kerr Carl Will Benjamin Easterbrook Philip Austin Henderson Charles W. Mathieu, Jr Ruth Kerr Johanna Sprague Johnson Ernest L. Skeel James Pinkham Claude Hadley

Miss Bordeaux Plans Tea for Thursday Event

Mire Lucile Bordeaux hosts a Thursday tea from 4 to 6 PM as a complimentary gathering for Misa Cloraldine Jackson. The event precedes the marriage to Liwut Donald Leehey on September 21.

Miss Bordeaux Mire Lucile Bordeaux Misa Cloraldine Jackson Liwut Donald Leehey

Miss Ewing Hosts Tea for Two Honor Guests

Miss Dorothy Ewing hosts a Wednesday tea honoring Miss Marton Wiley to be wed to Mr. Carl Homer and Mrs. Stewart Miller whose August wedding was notable. Tomorrow Yacht Club holds a dinner dance with members and guests. George L. Seibert chairs. Engagement announced for Gertrude Anita Pratt to Dr. Cassine Howard Hofrichter formerly of Cleveland.

Miss Ewing Dorothy Ewing Marton Wiley Carl Homer Stewart Miller Yacht Club George L. Seibert Arthur William Pratt Gertrude Anita Cassine Howard Hofrichter Cleveland Ohio

Farewell Luncheon for Miss Sheckells

Miss Hasel Sheekelia receives a farewell luncheon from ten associates in the Spokane Street dock Port of Seattle upper office. The group decorated the office with rags and flowers while Miss Sheckelin, after four years with the office, prepares to enter Bellingham Normal School this fall.

Hasel Sheekelia Bellingham Normal School Spokane St. Dock Port of Seattle H. BE. Larson Mies Sheckelin

Miss Margaret Lea and Miss Betty Graves Depart for Winter in Bellingham

Complimenting Miss Margaret Lea and Miss Betty Graves, who leave this week for Bellingham, where they will spend the winter. Miss Kihke anor McGrew entertained at her home on Thursday afternoon with a bridge tea. Only intimate friends of the honor guests were included.

Margaret Lea Betty Graves Bellingham Kihke Anor McGrew

Kitchen Shower for Miss Reynolds in September

Mrs. W. W. Austin will entertain Miss Marguerite Reynolds with a kitchen shower at her home on Wednesday September 6.

Miss Reynolds Marguerite Reynolds W. W. Austin

Turner Hosts Informal Evening For Dr and Mrs Turner

The Turners entertained informally last Saturday evening for Mia. H. C. Curley of Dallas Texas and Commander Lew At kin a U N of the California were noted guests.

Turners Charles C Turner Mia H. C. Curley Dallas Texas Lew Atkina California

Mrs. Jones Hosts Four-Table Bridge Match in Seattle

Mrs. Munroe Jones hosted a four-table bridge event for the delight of her sister Mrs. Alfred Lewis of San Francisco. Four tables played and Mrs. Lewis plans to stay in Seattle until about September 16.

Munroe Jones Alfred Lewis San Francisco

University Guild hosts tea shop hostesses lineup

The University Junior Guild will run the Orthopedic Tea Shop with Ming Phyllis Kergan as hostess assisted by Minnie Russell Edith McGinnis Peery O’Neal Dorothy Bush Mary Archer Miriam Standish and Frances Burnell The group will be aided by Miss Della Wright Mrs Frank Kergan and Mrs J J Richardson Mrs Otto Waener hosted a tea at her home on Tuesday September 6 from 4 to 6 for Miss Marcia Herger. Restating her will are Mia Francis Everett Mitchell Miss Virginia Jefferson Mina Lorraine Brown and Miss Ruth Lennon.

University Junior Guild Ming Phyllis Kergan Wmetty Russell Edith McGinnis Peery O'Neal Dorothy Bush Mary Archer Miraah Standish Frances Burnell Giria Della Wright Frank Kergan J. J. Richardson Otto Waener Carda Marcia Herger Mia Francis Everett Mitchell Virginia Jefferson Mina Lurine Brown Ruth Lennon

Miss Anna Frase Weds George Denny in Aug Wedding

Miss Anna Frase became the bride of Mr. George Denny on Wednesday evening August 4 at the home of her parents with the Rev H Poland officiating. The couple will reside in Beattie after a short return from their wedding.

Anna Frase George Denny H. Poland

Luncheon Compliments for Episcopal Guests

The Gowens hosted a Tuesday luncheon inviting Bishop Er nest W. B Shayler of Nebraska and Mrs. Shayler along with a panel of clergy from across the United States and abroad. Attendees included Bishop Frederic W. Keator of Olympia and multiple reverends from Washington D C Kentucky Tokyo Idaho and other locations.

Ernest W. B Shayler Nebraska Shayler Gowen Frederic W. Keator Olympia Robert Talbot At. Paul's Washington, D. C J. G. Robinson Kentucky John A. Wellbourn Tokyo Japan G. B. Baird Twin Falla Idaho J. D. McLauchlan W. H. Biias H M. Morgan Paul James C. Thwing M. J. Bywater B. Ashe Everest G. D. Adams T. A. Hilton Ronald Hilton F. R. Bateman

Ladies of the G A K William McKinley Circle Dinner Dance

The Ladies of the G A K William McKinley Circle plan a home cooked noon dinner on Wednesday September 6 at Veterans hall Armory. A circle meeting follows at 2 pm. An evening dance in Veterans hall and a card party in the dining room close the day. Everyone is welcome.

G. A. K. William McKinley Circle Veterans’ Hall Armory Veterans Hall

Custer Auxiliary Plans Sept Meeting and Officer Election

Custer Auxiliary No. 4 will meet Tuesday evening September 6 in Veterans hall Armory. Agenda includes important business and election of officers to fill an unexpired term.

Custer Custer Camp Veterans’ Hall Armory

Social notes of Seattle residents hosting and visiting guests

Personal notices list guests and travelers in Seattle including Mr. and Mrs. Mario Chamiee of New York with their son at H. C. Henry’s home and operatic reputations. Judge and Mrs. George Donworth and Miss Mary Donworth planning to open their town house. many others visiting Crystal Springs, Orcas Island, Ottawa, Crystal Springs, and London. Frequent mentions of weddings, births, and summer absences, with homes in Seattle, Ontario, and Vancouver areas.

Mario Chamiee Little Son New York City H. C. Henry Mrs. Chamiee Seattle George Donworth Mary Donworth Crystal Springs

Women’s King County Republican Club Luncheon

The Women’s King County Republican Club will hold a noonday luncheon at Meves’ Cafeteria on Tuesday September 5. The club invites county candidates for Auditor Assessor Clerk Treasurer Coroner Sheriff City Engineer Prosecutor County Commission and Justice of the Peace from city precinct to speak. Meeting slated to begin at 12 15 PM.

King County Repub Can Club Meves Aspessor Era Justice of Peace

Sheriff of Pierce County Accused of Rum Traffic

TacomaSept 1 Sheriff Thomas Morris of Pierce County faces seven charges from county commissioner and sheriff candidate James H K O Farrel alleging graft and rum trafficking. O Farrel demands a jury inquiry into Morris and Prosecuting Attorney Belden. Morris calls the allegations bunk and vows to prove them false.

Tacoma Thomas Morris Pierce County James HK. O'Farrel Morris Belden O'Farrel O'Pfarrel

Rainier Beach Woman's Club Meeting Postponed

The Rainier Beach Woman's club reschedules its first meeting from the first Wednesday in September to the third Wednesday. Luncheon at 12:30. Rainier Camp No. 1473 of the Royal Neighbors of America to hold weekly Monday meetings at Swedish Club hall 8th and Olive at 8 PM. Alpha club opens its year with a gathering hosted by Mrs A G Fairbanks at 7048 1st Ave NW on Thursday September with Mrs William M Curtis assisting.

Rainier Beach Club Rainier Beach Rainier Camp Rainier America 8Th and Olive Alpha Club Mra A. G. Fairbanks Ave N. W William M. Curtis

War Vets Here Win Insurance Honors

The thirteenth District of the United States Veterans Bureau, including Washington Oregon and Idaho, leads in reinstating war risk insurance during a nationwide campaign. The Seattle office reports the district tallies 425 renewals, about 100 more than the next closest HORTON District, despite a smaller military population in the Pacific Northwest.

United States Veterans’ Bureau Washington Oregon Idaho United States Seattle Bureau

Doctor Burned as Gasoline Explodes

Dr. Homer Dudley suffered severe burns to his face and hands when a bottle of gasoline exploded in his Cobb county office. He dropped the bottle near a sterilizing jet and fought the blaze with a towel before it was extinguished.

Sheriffs Office Pierce County Homer Dudley Dudley

Griffiths Labels Poindexter A Naval Base Advocate

Superior Judge Austin E Griffiths, progressive Republican candidate for United States Senate, told Fourth and Pike crowds that Senator Miles Poindexter seeks to reel in Seattle and Bremerton men by backing Mare Island naval priorities. He argued Bremerton should be the Pacific base, with Mare Island as the largest naval facility and the fleet’s main support, claiming $40 million yearly in expenditures and the fleet rotation through Bremerton.

Fourth and Pike Austin E United States Senate Miles Poindexter Seattle Bremerton Naval Mare Island Cal Griffiths Pacific Fleet Pacific

Mayor Says Lakes Ruined by City Sewers

Mayor Brown charged Friday that Seattle officials are bullding sewers into fresh water lakes in violation of state law. He said the city already spent enough on small sewers pouring into the lakes and would push for a main trunk sewer to the bay to save the lakes from contamination.

Seattle Brown

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Seattle Society Mrs. Stimson Mrs. Young Betty Jack Marcel Beauty Shop Denny Bldg Hope Chest A. E. Hubachek Eighth Avenue Pine Suzanne Hugh Baird Ford Yourth James Elliott Esther Dore John ¥. Dore Miss Sheckells Miss McGrew Mrs. Jones Miss Berger Frase-Denny Wedding Mrs. Bb. Fh. Hoge Paradise Inn Ines C. Morrison Orcas Island Belmont Ave Allan Wadenstein Lorie Wadenstein Ottawa Canada John Clement Wood Charlotte Charney Marjory Lindsay Alexander Malike John Clark Marjorie Douglas London Eng J.J. Lea Margaret 16Th Ave. N Alki Point Ed Hirshberg Eva Lae Choteau, Mont Sol Levinson Irene Fern Lough Louise la Grande Ore James D. Hoge James Colbert Bullvan Victoria Elizabeth Chadwick Martic Flappers Lux Lever Bros. Co Cambridge Mass MiRrllil Wai Ina O'Parrel State Bureau of Inspection O’farrel Selden Poindexter Bagg Gan Ia Golden West
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