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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

11

Invitations for tea and dinners at Seattle clubs

Mrs Pigott issues tea invitations at 1162 Twenty-second Ave North for September 15 from 3 to 6 pm. Seattle Golf and Country Club hosts numerous dinner parties including a no host event sponsored by Mr and Mrs Lilly and Mrs Harry Lear entertaining twelve guests. Mrs Hugh M Caldwell hosted an informal luncheon at the club, honoring Mrs Talbot of San Francisco. A wedding unites Jessie Schumer to A J Miller with Rev John Gibboney officiating at 7:30 pm. bridesmaids wear taffeta gowns and bouquets of Ophelia roses. couple to honeymoon in Britain.

Seattle Charles H. Lilly Harry B. Lear Syang McKenzie Hugh M. Caldwell Seattle Golf and Country Club W. H. Talbot San Francisco Talbot

Society Notes: Luncheon Honors Guests and Engagement News

Mrs. George T. Myers hosts a luncheon for fifteen at her home honoring visiting women from Chicago and Minnesota who will stay for the Metropolitan opera week. Mrs. Pentington to speak at Hotel Washington for Gamma Phi Beta, Plays and Players of Japan. Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Boole host a dinner dance at Seattle Golf and Country Club for six guests. Rose Ford Howe and Raymond Hazelton Ensign announce their engagement. wedding date not set after a luncheon.

George T. Myers Riests George A. Baird Hal H. Williams Chicago Frank H. Suffel Minneapolis Metropolitan Theatre Pentington Hotel Washington Gamma Phi Beta Sorority John Pentington Oe Kincaid Japan George Warren Boole Seattle Golf and Country Club Miss Howe James Blake Howe Rose Ford Raymond Hazelton Ensign Horace Raymond Ensign

Social teas and entertainments in Portland circle

Mrs. Cameron Squires hosts Miss Catherine Collins at a Sunset club luncheon with tea covers. Miss Collins previously led a small tea at home with Miss Helen Farrell and others. Future events include E Bertram Collins dinner at University club and a Whittlesey home gathering for Miss Katherine Hurd. Sixteen guests attended an informal luncheon for Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux returning from Europe.

Cameron Squires Portland Ore Catherine Collins Sunset Club Miss Collins Helen Farrell Gena Peters Phebe Nell Tidmarsh W. A. Strout, Jr E. Bertram Collins University Club Charlies F. Whittlesey Katherine Hurd

Social calendar highlights for September events

A busy slate features teas, luncheons, dinners, and dances honoring brides to be and guests. Milas Shank and Mrs Monard Chastain host tea. Katherine Shank engagement events and a wedding at First Baptist Church.. notable gatherings include the Seattle Golf and Country Club dinner and Beattie Yacht Club dance opening.

Mies Margaret Eileen Deylaney Milas Katherine Shank Monard Chastain Hoegaboom Charlie F. Whittlesey Mise Katherine Hurd Ogeleby Arthur Trumbull Lee Mise Constance Berbert Mise Laulee Studley Katherine Luke Louise Studley PF. J. Martin Katherine Shank Colm Radford Laulee Aladley

Miss Erickson Weds Mr. Nichols in Seattle Home Ceremony

Miss Helen Erickson daughter of Mr. Lewis Erickson and Mr. Milton Robert Nichols son of Mrs. James Nichols of Toronto wed at the Erickson home. Rev. W W Switzer officiated. Frances Norquist served as maid of honor. Reception followed with decor of green and white and a punch service. The couple leave for Colorado Springs and will reside in Seattle after September 25. Nichols is a WWII veteran. Miss Erickson is a Lincoln High graduate. Louretta Harding hosts luncheon in Miss Louise Graham’s honor before her departure to the University of Michigan.

Frances Oldham Buneet Alice Hu Elliott Dean Harrington Mise Lara Tanner Mise Louise Studley Mise Esther Coate Dorsey J. Elliott A. F. Coats Stanley Criffitheama Dean Hamlin White Loulse Studley Everett Willard Fenton Louise Studley Mr. Everett Willard Featon Trinity Church Helen Erickson Lewis Erickson Milton Robert Nichols James Nichols Toronto Canada WW. W. Switzer Frances Norquist Walter Erickson Nichols Fern Irene Lough John Pela Florence Egdieston Florence Gage Louise Lough Louise Graham University of Michigan Louretta Harding

Honoring Madame Mary Clary At Masonic Club Banquet

A banquet will be held to honor Madame Mary Clary, a renowned Seattle singer, who is soon moving to New York. The event occurs Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the Masonic Club in the Arcade Building.

Thrift Shop Sale At Orthopedic Hospital Announced

The Thrift Shop of the Orthopedic Hospital at Fifth Avenue and University Avenue announces a china and glassware sale on Friday. Members and friends are requested to bring or send donations to the shop by Thursday.

The Orthopedic Hospital Fifth Ave University At

Progressive whist parties held at Times Square hall

The Good Times Social club schedules two series of progressive whist for the week starting September 12 at 421 Olive St Times Square hall. First series begins Monday with games Monday Wednesday and Friday at 235 pm. second series runs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 235 pm. Merchandine certificate honors awarded after the series. public invited.

Good Times Social Club Times Square Hall Olive St

Allah chapter meeting to confer degrees in Corinthian hall

No. 165 C. BK. will meet Thursday evening September 15 in Corinthian hall. Degrees will be conferred.

Summer guests depart and visitors arrive in Seattle area

Personal notices list several residents and guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday Perry with two children leaving for New York, Mrs. F. L. Rhodes of Pincher Creek visiting Pilot Point, and Harry C. Hill arriving from Portland. Others host companions, travel to California, Coronado, Vancouver, and Olympia, with multiple weddings, engagements, and motor trips noted across the region.

John Holliday Perry Seattle New York City F. L. Rhodes Pincher Creek Alberta Canada Pilot Point L. Frank Macklem Harry C. Hill Portland, Ore City Mra Phillip G. Kinser Albert Charles Philips

Community notices in Seattle clubs and meetings

A roundup of Thursday events asks readers to attend various meetings and teas. The Ladies of the Golden North and many other groups announce September 8 gatherings at venues including K P Hall Third Ave and Virginia St, Columbia Congregational Church home, Windsor Apartments and YWCA, with speakers, open houses, Bible study, and committee discussions.

Local Girl's Success Noted on Billboards

Dorothy Fay Gould reports Adelaide Heilbron Aversa, a Smith College graduate and former Lasky Famous Players staffer, adapted a German story into a play and sold it to United Players. She also worked on Booth Tarkington's Beauty and the Jacobin. Her murals and freelance work are praised by peers as she travels between New York and Washington.

Dorothy Fay Gould Betty Compson Paramount Adelaide Heilbron Aversa United Players Booth Tarkington Beauty and Arnold Daly George Hellbrow New York Utes

Yashui Tanaka Receives Noted Artistic Recognition

Yashui Tanaka, a Japanese artist long underappreciated in Seattle, gains international notice with four new illustrations shown in Paris. Reports from Journal des Debats Paris New York Herald and Revue praise his figure works and a "Remembrance of a Japanese tradition."

Yashui Tanaka Seattle Paris Washington Hotel Sime Weeks Journal Des Debats World of Arts Paris New York Herald The Revue

Fine Arts Gallery Reopens With Hartman Exhibit

Mrs. Davis reopened the Fine Arts Gallery at 1233 Fourth Ave after a month’s vacation. An exhibit by C. Bertram Hartman from Montreal galleries in New York opens the collection, which stays on view until October. Hartman, born 1882 in Kan man, studied at the Chicago Art Institute, the Royal Academy of Munich and in Paris. He belongs to several art societies including the Chicago Art Society of Artista, the American Water Color Society, the New York Architectural League and Mural Painters.

Davis Fine Arta Gallery Fourth Ave C. Bertram Hartman Montreal New York Hartmann Kanman Chicago Art Institute Royal Academy of Munich Paris Chicago Art Society of Artista The American Water Color Society New York Architectural League Mural Painters

Scott Grand Opera Opens Season at Metropolitan

The Scott Grand Opera company begins its season at the Metropolitan Theatre on Monday. The Northwest stop precedes a San Francisco leg with star performers including Charlies Hackett Angles Ottein and Riccardo Stracciari. The program features Rossini and Donizetti works with Carmen and L Oracolo among the finales.

Scott! Grand Opera Company Metropolitan Theatre Seattle Northwest San Francisco Scott Metropolitan Grand Opera Company Vocaltata Rossini Charlies Hackett Angeles Ottein Riccardo Stracciari Aldle Antonio Beatt Bearpia Mian Gentle Carmen Scott Company Geraldine Farrar

Community Club Notices and Meetings Listed

Wish to attend should take the Rainier Valley car to Ed Moulds and walk west. Council of Catholic Women Seattle Council will meet at Providence hospital from 1 am to 6 pm. The Brighton Minute Women will host a rag tea Thursday at 11 am at Mies Mary Lesle, 4618 Austin St. Seattle Review and Neo Seattle Review No 8 of the Maccabees hold a regular meeting Thursday September 8 at p m in the W O W hall Fourth Ave and Marion St. John F Miller Relief Corps will meet September 13 at the home of Marie Carey 902 N 86th St at 2 pm. Beattie Lodge No 7 protective association will host a progressive whist party September 13 at 9 pm Evergreen hall Arcade Ridge for the Children's Orthopedic hospital. Friends invited.

Rainnier Valley Fourth Ave Ed. Moulds Brighton Mies Mary Lesle Austin St Seattle Review John F. Miller Relief Corps John FP. Miller Relief Corps Mra. Marie Carey N. 86Th Seattle Beattie Lodge No Degree of Honor Protective Association Evergreen Hall Arcade Ridge Children’s Orthopedic Hospital

The Proper Care of the Feet booklet offer

A short pamphlet titled The Proper Care of the Feet promises to ease nervous strain and pain in the feet. It covers perspiration relief, soothing muscles and tendons, reducing swelling, and quick relief for aching feet, available with Blue-jay Foot Treatment or by request from Bauer & Black in Chicago.

Bauer & Black Chicago

Readers help community clothe children and share house tips

A Star readers column describes coworkers raising 35.50 to clothe three local children, and invites other firms to donate small amounts. The page also records reader questions about marshmallow cake filling, governor terms, Montana and Missouri bonuses, Baby Gloria Odell, garbage disposal, Seattle water, and removing green paint from voile.

Minas Grey THE STAR

All Star Variety Show at Loew's Palace

A late week entertainment at Loew's Palace features Norma Hills and Irene Eby in A Satire on the Movies with Walter De Leon. Ed Gingran performs daring cannonball juggling and stunts while Jack Bymonds presents humorous tales and songs. Fill and Rose offer tunes and smiles, Donald and Donalda present a Scotch Irish revue, and Constance Binney stars in The Magic Cup Realart feature.

Palace Hip Loew's Palace Norma Fhills Irene Eby Walter de Leon Ed Gingran Jack Bymonds Fill Rose Donald Donalda Killarney Land of the Shamroc Heather Millar Harry Lauder Realart Constance Binney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle W Society William Piggott Tseu Twenty-second Ave Mrs. Talbot St. James Cn Jessie Schumer Jane A. Schumer A. Jo Miller Anton John Gibboney Anne Schumer Elaine ‘Huff Pauline Given Miss Huff Miss Given Arthur Anderson Miller Fitzmaurice Butler Lawrence Foy Cecil Brinner Mrs. Myers Squires Blanche Bates Henry Miller Harry Whitney Treat Mrs. Fair Thomas Bordeaux Bert Farrar Miss Erickson Mr. Nichols Miss Graham Thrift Shop Allah Henry C. Hibbard Russia the Orient, Co Wallace Collins Phillips Morrison Ave. N California Corwin Philip Shank Barbara Shank Stephen J. Chadwick Stephen F. Chadwick Arthur Carr Yakima Crystal Springs Marjorie Elmyre Mira Elizabeth Chadwick Mim Lucy Warrick Shanana Wis Phillipe Morricon Coronado Carl 8. L. Leede George W. Albin Olympia Lawana Elizabeth Kellogg Wallace Miller E . . Capt R. J. Graham Cashmere Washington Capt Mrs. Henry Winter Timothy Jerome WH. A. Lightner Vancouver B. C Albert C Henry Schuett Lincoln Beach James J. Huteson Dietrich Schmitz Mian Marion Huteson Lake Crescent Ladies of the Golden North K. of P. Hall Third Ave Virginia St Columbia Congregational Church H. R. Wheeler 48Th Ave. S Sophie Clark Miss Rose Windsor Apartments Sixth and Union St Cherry St Dickens Fellowship Club Young Women's Christian Association Nicholas Nickleby Graded Union Sunday School Seattle Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers Seneca At A. W. Bowman Mina Clara B. Hunt Robert E. Lee Daughters of the Confederacy R. K. McCausland Seventh Ave May Avery Wilkins Freja A. W. Quist Kinnear Pl Pln Johnson Oscar Scott A. BE. Marscon Stoneway King County Columbia Baptist Church Paul Gustin Index Mount Rainier Hia Tadio Madrona MacDougall and Southwick’s Guatin West Coner Vancouver Island Jank Pratt la Revue Moderne Athan Maruls Blue Bird Inn Blue Bird Cafe Cherry Rainier National Park Chamber of Commerce Third Sp. m Walter P. Taylor U. S. Biological Survey Washington, D. C Audubon Society Chamber of Comm Arctic Scotti Opera Company Council of Catholic Women Providence Hospital Cynthia Grey Cynthia Grey Mins Grey Port Orchard Missouri Miss Grey State of Montana Gloria Mine Grey Gloria Odell Auburn Prison James Odell Star Office Tanlear Haas Beattie B. R Cedar River Dam Misa Grey Bess M.w.of Modern Woodmen of America Bert Oakman Calhoun Hotel Frank Skinner Seaboard Elliott Dole W. C. Maples Woodland Park Ave Sunset Howard H. Riley American Homes, Inc AYS Lord’s al White Brooklyn Seattle Baking Co Prof Vickers Crystal Pool Seattle Natatorium Co Lenora P Oak P. M A.stein & Company H. V. Hinsdale Eitel Bldg Corner Pike Elliott American Portable House CO
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