Wedding at Fort Lawton for Miss Margaret Newlove and Lieutenant Burke
A large Fort Lawton ceremony joined Margaret Newlove daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Newlove and Lieutenant Robert Burke son of Dr. and Mrs. Burke of Los Angeles. Chaplain Thorne officiated at eight. Attendants included Gwendolyn Newlove and Dorothy Van Way with flowers of gladioli lilies and pink organdie dresses. An informal reception followed at the Newlove quarters with guests and teas planned by local society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lawton
Mise
Margaret Newlove
George Newlove
Los Angeles
Thorne
Camp Lewis
Mary Passay
Mise Gwendolyn New Tove
Dorothy van Way
Col
Charles W. van Way
van Way
Vancouver
Grace Carson
Miss van Way
Miss Carson
Eleanor Fleming
Peter Davison
John Campbell
Burge
Frederick Milner
Dudley Wooden
Luncheon Honoring Miss Louise Studley and Miss Ellen Dulmage
Mrs. H J McGillis hosted a refined luncheon at her Pottsville home with Misses Griscom and other guests as guests of honor. Miss Frances Isted plans a bridge luncheon at her home on Saturday September 10 to honor Miss Studley brides and Miss Dulmage before Briarcliff Manor assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Club
Louise Studley
David Gilmore
Cameron Squires
Portland
Catherine Collins
Griscom
Pottsville
W. W. Barr
Frances Isted
Ellen Dulmage
Briarcliff Manor
New York
Frances Oldham
Alice Hole
Elliott Dean Martington
Farewell Party For Mr Flarold Stout In Spokane Departure
Miss Audrey Dent hosted a dancing party at the Gates home last evening to honor Mr Flarold Stout who departs Tuesday for Gonzaga College in Spokane. The event marked a formal sendoff with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flarold Stout
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Audrey Dent
B. L. Gates
Priya social events honor Helen Erickson ahead of Sept wedding
Miss Ellen Dulmage and Miss Roberta Church hosted an afternoon at Miss Dulmage’s home. Compliments for Miss Helen Erickson included a miscellaneous shower by Miss Florence Egleston and a glass and china shower as part of pre nuptial festivities for Helen Erickson and Milton Robert Nichols of Toronto scheduled September 6 at the Erickson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulmage
Ellen Dulmage
Roberta Church
Helen Erickson
Milton Robert Nichols
Toronto
Canada
Ll. Erickson
Florence Egsleston
September events mark society gatherings and weddings
Notices list dinners teas and dances from September 1 to 14 hosted by Talbot Kaufmann Shank and others, with a September 12 wedding of Miss Katherine Shank to Mr Arthur Trumbull Lee and a September 14 wedding at First Baptist church. Attendees include Margaret Wright Louise Studley Katherine Hurd and Laurea Studley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Talbot
Beattie Golf and Country Club
Turaday
Jacob Kaufmann
Adelheld Kaufmann
Elliott Dean Harrington
Alice Hole
Margaret Wright
Katherine Shank
Wilmot Lilly
Louise Studley
Washington
Margaret
Eileen Delaney
Howard Chastain
H. BR. Hogaboom
Charlies F. Whittlesey
Katherine Hurd
Tauretta
Miss Betty
Marjorie Bennett
George W. Stoddard
Church of the Epiphany
Arthur Trumbull Lee
Constance Seibert
Laurea Studley
First Baptist Church
Colin
Radford
Louise Studey
Ladies Host Luncheon and Club Dinners In City
Mrs. Claude F. Gode and Mrs. Jay Goda hosted a pretty luncheon with Mina Erickson as maid of honor. The Women’s University Club plans a Know Your Club dinner Sept 9 with reservations urged and a program at 8. Luncheon at Mount Baker Park featured ten covers. Informal Bridge afternoons honored Mrs. H. M. Ramey of St. Joseph. The Little Tea Shop at the Orthopedic hospital schedules guilds through the week. The Knickerbocker clubs announce a farewell dance at Leschi pavilion. Luncheon at home honors Mrs. Raymond T. Carr and Mrs. George S. Allin at 4447 Holly St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Gode
Jay Goda
Alfred Carlson
Frances Northquist
Mina Erickson
Frederick & Nelson's
Women’s University Club
William Parkhurst Brawley
Mabel Seagrave
Dean Hamlin White
James A. Pease
Katherine Reid Peterson
Ansonia
H. M. Ramey
St. Joseph, Mo
Ortho- Pedic Hospital
First Hill Guild
Williamb. Gaffney
University Guild
E. G. Palmer
Queen Anne Guild
E. G. Shorrock
Mount Baker Park Guild
JL. H. French
Renton Hill Guild
John F. Main
Raymond T. Carr
George T. Allin
George 8
Allin
Holly St
Surgeon Explains Goiter Operation in Seattle Session
Dr. John Hunt, Seattle surgeon, described goiter surgery during a Friday Washington State Medical Association session. He said the procedure heals the skin without a scar and noted Washington’s water and soil conditions contribute to goiter prevalence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
Seattle
Washington State Medical Association
Washington
Prairie Rose Hosts North Dakota Picnic at Volunteer Park
The Prairie Rose club will host a Monday picnic at Volunteer Park on September 5 at 1 pm. The event celebrates the YMCA Summer Camp season, with Labor Day marking the camp's close after a weekend gathering. The camp spans eighteen acres with woodland and a beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Volunteer Park
Community groups announce dances and meetings for early September
The Overseas club hosts a fall dance on Saturday September 3 at Fraternal Brotherhood hall. Pythian Sisters plan a card party at Mrs J W Glascock's home on September 1. Aloha Chapter No 116 holds a post-summer meeting September 3 in Thorn's hall Green Lake with degrees. Labor Day dance planned by United Clubs September 5 at Leach pavilion. Minnewatha club hosts a Saturday hop September 3 at Christensen's Broadway hall. Palm Circle No 66 Neighbors of Woodcraft resumes meetings September 6 at First ave and Pike st with initiation. Chapter A O P E O meets September 8 at 412 Windsor. Rainier Beach Woman's Club holds its first meeting September 7 at 2 pm 9733 Arrowsmith ave. Seattle Lodge No 7 Degree of Honor meets September 6 at 8 pm Evergreen hall. Jefferson Heights Community Club meets September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall
Fourth Ave
Pikest
Aloha Chapter
O. EB. S
Thorn's
Green Lake
Nora C. Nelson
Batesera
Palm Circle
Woodcraft
First Ave
Pike St
Alice Schmitz
Grand Circle
Rainier Beach
Seattle Lodge
Seattle Lodge No
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Social Roundup of Local Residents Traveling and Visiting
A raft of residents and guests are noted leaving for trips or visiting relatives. Calvin C Carpenter and others head to Victoria B C while Mrs Hibbard and Miss Mitchell depart for planned returns. Connections include Ballards in Yakima guests of Capt Ballard, Nordhoffs in Los Angeles, and many attending events at Mount Rainier Paradise Inn and Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin C. Carpenter
Yeaton
Henry C. Hibbard
Doris Mitchell
Victoria
B. C
Mre
Stanley Ballard
Yakima
Capt
Mra. W. FR. Ballard
Washington Army
Keith Eakridge
California
Alexandria
Los Angeles
Roy G. Rossman
L. B. Hogle
Oscar Hansen
Mount Rainier
Rotary Club
Paradise Inn
Brewery Raid Clears Vacant House On Western Ave
Police raided a vacant house at 2910 Western Ave on Friday night and seized 60 quarts of alleged beer and brewing apparatus. The site was described as elaborately fitted up as a brewery. The Beacon Hill Congregational Church hosts a talk on Danger Spots of Beacon Hill at 8 p.m. Woman's Century Club meets at the YWCA Friday with the literature and travel department at 11 a.m. and Americanization at 1 p.m. Sup menu 40¢ Supreme Blend Coffee at Hansen Economy Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Ave
Woman's Century Club
Used Hats Bought Philippines Exports Company Ad
An old ad promotes buying used hats in Manila by EXCHANGE PRODUCTS CO. at 19 Plaza Cervantes Manila P I. It instructs send hats by parcel post marked Returned Phil- Ese Goods and claims to be the first such firm in the world. It asserts benefits like reducing hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. of L. Exchange Products CO
Plaza Cervantes
Manila
P. 1
Fort Worden social season features guests and galas
Society at the Harbor celebrates with a series of hosts and guests including Colonel Joh L. Mayden and Lt. Frederick L. Hayden at Lake Crescent, Major Royal Kemp Greene and Mrs. Greene, Admiral H. T. Mayo and Mrs. Mayo among several banquets, dinners, and entertainments. A two-table bridge, a crab cocktail service, and a progressive dinner contribute to Fort Worden social life as visitors tour the area and return from Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worden
Joh L. Mayden
Puget Sound
Lake Crescent
Frederick L. Hayden
U. A
Mra
Hayden
Edward J. Strickland
Strickland
General DE LA Fayette
Seattle
Marquis de la Fayette
America
Royal Kemp Greene
Puget Sound Coast Defenses
Mra. Greene
Ford Worden
Kelley Benjamin Lemmon
Fitzpatrick
Alvin Charles Miller
Medical Corps
H. T. Mayo
Port Townsend
United States Hydrographic Office
Partie Carrer
Moore
Jairus Alphaeus Moore
Partie Carree
John Twomassey
Hugh Purcell
Maize
Sidney Maize
University of Washington
Letters to Miss Grey Praise for youth and home training
A reader writes from a bachelor’s perspective defending the youth of the city and urging optimism. He argues that girls are generally good, boys can be virtuous with proper guidance, and home training shapes character. He defends traditional values, supports the middle class, and praises wholesome behavior within and outside church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
America
Miss Grey
Altho
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Return to Fort Worden Reflects Oregon Trail Enthusiasts
Captain Louis James Bowler and Mrs Bowler with guests Mrs Hill and Miss Eves have returned to Fort Worden admiring the national park. New officers assigned to Fort Worden include First Lieutenants Strickland Hayden Vogel Lowry and Captain Winterburn Rutter Walker detailed to nearby forts Casey and Flagler with U S A personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Trail
Louis James Bowler
Mra. Bowler
Mra
F. E. Hill
Miss Eves
Fort Worden
Great National Park
Ward J. Strickland
Frederick JL. Hayden
Gustave Vogel
T. B. Lowry
Fort Flagler
Herbert Winterburn
Warren C. Rutter
Francis W. Walker
Fort Casey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Miss Newlove
Lieut. Burke
Mies Adelheid Kaufmann
Elliott Dean
Jason D. Butler
Frederick Morgen Padelford
Walter W
Oliver D. Colvin
James
Mer
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Gamma Phi Beta Fraternity
Lindsey Barbee
Denver
Colorado
G. V. Laury
A. 8. Haggett
John Loor Locke
A. M. Carey
Miss Collins
Katherine Luke
Louise Studiey
Junior League of the Day Nursery
Mrs. McGillis
Ralph Lehman
Misselen Bolster
N. W. Bolster
Ralph —_ Oo OY
Lathrop
Mount Baker Park
Knickerbocker
Leschi Pavilion
Trafford Huteson Ir
Signor Blum
Justin Haynes
Wilfred Chance
Stephen Haynes
Goiter
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs’ Association
J. W. Glascock
Spruce St
United Clubs
Leach
Broadway Hall
Rose Borning
Windsor Apartments
Sixth and
Union St
Jefferson Heights Community Club
Jefferson Heights
Arthur Nordhoff
Thelma Miller
Cal
Helen Stryker
Bellingham
Kh. B. Deming
James W. Keen
Mrs.Keen
Oak Harbor
Captain Keen
Virginia Plessinger
Fern Patton
Miss Pleasinger
Dr. Kenelm Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
St. Paul Apartments
The
Carroll
C. L. Rion
James C. Huteson
Marion
East Sound
Dorothy Gilmore
Tacoma
Betty Baker
Miss Baker
Orthopedic Hospital
Mee
Harry Ivan Hoskins
Virginia
Indianola Beach
C. Dudley Dean
Peter W. Davison
San Francisco
Corwin
Shank
Mies
Virginia Shank
Beacon Hill
Hansen
John E. O'Brien
Anaes Clothes Union
St. Bull
Cuthura
William Oung
Crystal, Michigan
Cticura
Sapacme
Society At the
Harbor Forts
Glen Cove
Oscar Klocker
Miss Klocker
George B. Kent
Dean Richard Dickey
Harry T. Matthews
Matthews
John Harvey Madison
Madison
Herbert A. Gardner
Gardner
EB. C. Wallington
U. S A
Wallington
G. L. Dickey
Yellowstone Park
Solduc
Colman
Port Angeles
Singer's Tavern
OU O
Lara
Marian
Meath
Edith Roberts
End Charles
Peggy Montgomery
Brownie
Fifth Avenue and
University Street
Howard R. Taylor
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