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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

15

Graham Fisher Wedding Presents A Seattle Society Page

A large wedding at the Fisher home joins Miss Juanita Fisher to Mr David Good Bow Graham before about 200 guests. The Rev W L Graham officiates. The train and veil command attention as guests admire orchid bouquets and Ophelia roses. Other items note engagements, birthdays, and club events in a bustling social page.

Graham-Fisher Juanita Fisher David Good Bow Graham Fisher W. L. Graham Irene Araine Miss Stella Farris Norton Miss Burrill Julia Irene Fisher Harriet Baxter Olive Leonard John Lore Sh Rhodes Frank Bur E. H. Hamlin William Pigott George A. Spangenders A. R. Llewellyn J. How Lsee Jr

Seattle Society Notes of Weddings Show Prominence

Mr and Mrs Alexander McEwan hosted a casual dinner at their Country Club home for twelve on Monday. Mrs William Crawford plans a luncheon for Mrs Crenshaw’s intimate friends at the Seattle Tennis Club on Tuesday September 9, in honor of Mrs Crenshaw. The article also records wedding events for Miss Mary Louise Gazzam and Mr Roy Earling at Crystal Springs with family attendees and future plans, plus a bridal shower for Miss Winifred Swalwell and the engagement of Helen Steele to Charles G Mullen with a Seattle home ceremony and forthcoming move.

Helen V. Denny Leonard James Wyeth Washington Db. C George Butler Lamping Denny Lamping Wryeth Maj Julian Wilcox U.S. Marine Corfe Helen Chase Manila Kramer Thomas Isabel Martin Alexander McEwan Country Club Arthur Crenshaw William Crawford Eiling Gazzam Mary Louise Gazzam Roy Brown Earling H. B. Marling Hotel Sorrento Winifred Swalwell William Eding H. Steele Helen Charles G. Mullen Mrs. Mullen Seattle William McEwan

Seattle club groups plan regular meetings in city venues

The Seattle Social Club hosts its monthly gathering at 2920 Tenth Ave W with cards at 2 pm. The Friends of All Club meets at the YWCA at 6:45 pm for monthly business. Woman’s Century Club picnic is at Volunteer Park at 12:30 pm with each member supplying utensils.

Seattle Social Club Seattle Order of Eastern Star Francis Drew Tenth Ave. W Kinnear Friends of All Club Woman's Century Club Volunteer Park William P. White East 1847 F. C. Berendes East 630 Baptist Women’s Society Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church

Residents Return From Summer Homes and Guests Arrive

Numerous Seattle residents travel from the Country club and Highland areas for autumn housing. Guests join hosts from New York to Olympia, with Ed Strout hosting at the Country club and Miss Ellen Messer planning schooling on the East Coast.

Georgetown School Property Purchased for New Buildings

Nine lots in the Brede addition adjoining Georgetown High School were bought Tuesday by the school board. The project includes construction of school buildings, with an estimated price of $20,000. Henry C. Ewing Company facilitated the transfer.

Brede Georgetown Henry C. Ewing

Take Plenty of Fresh Air Says Girl Who Measures Up to Venus

A young woman proclaims beauty and health come from breathing and exercise. She cites personal weight and height gains from vocal lessons and breathing, credits her brother and Navy influence, and urges 15 minutes daily open air breathing with shoulder lifts to develop arms and chest.

Venus Navy

Confessions of a Bride part one continues

A narrator recounts a proposal scene where Bob asks for marriage and she initially refuses. The memory recalls park moments, Bob’s tough persona, and his hints about sentiment after a head injury. He references Benjie’s death and a letter, linking past secrets to present feelings. (To Be Continued)

Babs Bob Jim Benjie

Study in Black and White in Evening Frock Design

A revival of black and white contrasts dominates late summer evening wear. A Parisian style features a black chiffon frock draped over white satin with jet bands at the shoulders and a black ostrich fan as a finishing touch.

Urges America to Trade With China

Dr. Tehi Haieh, a Chinese government representative visiting Seattle, urged American business leaders at the 100 Per Cent Efficient club to trade directly with China. He likened the republic to a warehouse needing outside help and suggested the United States as the best partner to open the door to development.

Tehi Haieh Seattle Masonic Club China Hsieh Chinese Republic United States

Wilson Is Asked to Make R. R. Speech

The Railwaymen's Welfare league asks President Wilson to reserve his railroad speech for the Seattle or Tacoma meeting. Foreet L. Hudson and H. Alvin Moore sign the request, urging the president discuss the railway question to Northwest railway workers.

Railwaymen's Welfare League Wilson Seattle Tacoma Railway Workers of the Northwest Foreet L. Hudson H. Alvin Moore League

To Get Strong and Put on Flesh

Quick method touted for building strength and flesh uses a ferain tablet of Blood-Iron Phosphate with each meal. The ad claims it restores nervous energy and iron for red blood and vigor, urging purchases at Swift Drug Co for three weeks with a satisfaction guarantee.

Swift Drug Co

Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Snippets From Old Letters

A reader seeks guidance on life choices after disability and love. James weighs moving north or staying. another asks about marrying for wealth via a matrimonial club. a third seeks handling jazz music versus classical tastes with a minister and his wife.

Miss Grey L. W

County Library Shift Planned in Sacramento

An anticipated restructuring in Sacramento County will relocate book distribution from the city library to county towns. The project, estimated at about $2,000, signals a countywide library network update.

Sacramento County Cal

Students of the English attribute to aerial navigation

A brief note states that English learners ascribe a century old edition of 200 words to aerial navigation. It traces how students connect language study with flight paths and navigation terms in early aviation culture.

Wool Shirts and Drawers in Heavy and Medium Weights

A sale listing multiple knit garments from The Men's Shop detailing shrunken shirts and drawers in various fabrics including wool blends and cottons. It notes sizes from 30 to 50 and prices from 95 cents to 4.95, highlighting brands like Winsted Make Medlicott Globe Make and Taunton Mills.

Ecru Medlicott Taunton Mills

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