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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

2

Social notices of engagements and weddings in Seattle area

A string of teas, luncheons, and bridge evenings honors engaged couples and upcoming weddings. Events include Miss Marie Wright and Mr. Marty Wurzbacher engagement, Miss Jeanette Hainsworth and Philbrick Mayo Butler engagement, and Miss Clara Eichenwald and Morris L. Bender plans. A U S Orthopedic guilds meeting and a bridal tea at Miss Elsie Hewitt McCoy's studio are announced.

Jeanette Hainsworth Philbrick Mayo Butler Dana Brown Seattle

Miss Margaret Olson Returns for School Entry

Miss Margaret Olson of Montana comes back in time for children to enter school after visiting Yellowstone Park with family. Mrs Roy W Judy and sister Miss Josephine Peek visit friends at Eil-Hama lodge on Hood canal. Mrs Robert K R Fox of New York, summer in town, leaves Saturday for home and travel abroad. Mr and Mrs Folger Peabody stay with Mrs Peabody's mother before moving to 748 Broadway. Mr and Mrs Thomas Stimeon depart for the East to sail on the Paris for four months travel in Europe.

Geraldine Jackson Donald James Leehey Engineers’ Corps St. Joseph's Church Roger Morse B. H. Hamitn Miss Jackson Marie Wright James Wright Harry A. Wursbacher Frank Wurebacher Mra Jamesb. Hall Marion Wurebacher Margaret McLennon Reginalda Bradshaw KR. M. Bradshaw New Westminster B. C N. Rogers Leo A. Holderman John D. McLauchlan St. Mark's Church Roy W. Judy Mixx Josephine Peek Eil-Hama Lodge Hood Canal Robert KR. Fox New York Mrs. Folger Peabody Mra. Peabody J. C. Ford Broadway Thomas Stimeon East Paris Miss Olson Seattle Harvard University 8. L. Brown Austin Texas E.’ M. Brown Eugenie Brown Vancouver E.M. Brown California

Women’s clubs kickoff season with meetings across city

The Woman's Century Club and Central Mission Study Club schedule open meetings on Friday September at 11 pm and 10 pm respectively at the YWCA. Several societies including the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Plymouth Women's Association plan first-year gatherings with lectures, lunches, and guest speakers.

Woman's Century Club Iterature and Travel Department Spokane Central Mission Study Club Bible Room Association Beloer Beabeck Martha Lewis Grace Presbyterian Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Beattie First Methodist Church F. R. Felt India Iva Miller Tientsin China Lula Golisch West China Kansas City Plymouth Women's Association Women's Association of Plymouth Church Queen Anne Merrick South America

Bachelors Club Opens Winter Dance Season With Egypt Theme

The Bachelors' club plans a September 16 opening dance at the Masonic temple titled A Night In Egypt. Decorations and special arrangements are being made to fit the theme. The inner council met at the Northold Inn to elect officers with John W. Milner chosen as chairman for the coming year. Arrangements for the opening dance are led by Winthrop Herman Dadiey Turnclitt and Edward Duncan.

Bachelors’ Club Masonic Temple Egypt Bachelors Northold Inn John W. Milner Winthrop Herman Dadiey Turnclitt Edward Duncan

Engagement of Miss Edith Crocker to Mr. Glen Carpenter Declared

Miss Edith Crocker and Mr. Glen Carpenter became engaged during a Thursday evening gathering at Miss Helen Haggbroom's home. Twelve guests attended the supper where place cards announced the betrothal to the delight of all present.

Helen Haggbroom Edith Crocker Glen Carpenter

Summer wanderers leave Port Madison area estate

Local residents and visitors depart for new homes and travels from Port Madison and nearby towns. Families including the Leonards and the Charnieys, plus numerous friends and guests like the Browns and the Janzen group, head to cities such as Los Angeles, Vancouver, Long Beach, and Ireland after extended summer stays. Travel times and destinations reflect a season of long separations and upcoming weddings and moves.

Simple Catonite Powder Removes Blackheads Quick

A vintage ad claims catonite powder dissolves blackheads on any body area. By applying a hot wet cloth and rubbing briskly, the powder supposedly dissolves the buildup, leaving skin smooth and clear.

Old Time Cakewalk Revival Promises New Leisure

The American National Association of Dancing Masters reports a cakewalk revival as the season’s standout outcome of its convention. The piece argues dance eases rent stress and unemployment, with cakewalk offering balance and uplift, while noting other dances like the tango are also planned for winter.

American National Association of Dancing Masters Valadia Vestoff Gonvention Bolentie Yan

Tyee Wins First in American College Annual Awards

The Tyee yearbook earned first place in the American College Annuals contest by the association in Chicago. Charles Bowen of Seattle received credit for the art work and the publication’s overall win noted for sections on art work makeup and photography.

Tyee Washington American College Annual Association Chicago Brink Charles Bowen Seattle Rapher

Officials Host Private Showing of Human at G Theater

The management of the G theater hosted Mayor Edwin Brown, Sheriff Matt Starwich, Chief Wm Severyns, Judge Cec Dalton, and Attorney John Mun along with film members and press for a private screening of the film Human starring House Peters. The event ended with a banquet in the hotel banquet room.

G Theater Edwin Brown Matt Starwich Wm. Severyns Cec Dalton John Mun Vate House Peters

Unclear Fragments on Lessons and Walk Bets

Fragmentary lines discuss lessons and walk as a focal point for bets. Mentions of Castle and twinkling steps imply performance or style. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or names to form a solid summary.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Mrs. Fox Marcia Berger Richard Floyd Frost Robert IR. Fox, Jr Miss Wright Miss Horton J.A. Hadley Middletown Conn Caroline Horton The Women’s University Club Marion Warabacher Marty A. Wurzbacher Orthopedic Orthopedic Guilds Henry Building Elsie Hewitt McCoy Miss Cassedy U.S Art- Soma South Hazel Cassedy T. J. Cassedy Grand Forks N. D William E. Clayton Laurinburg N.C Tierney Irene Cassedy Earle Cassedy 8. Clayman Clara Eichenwald Morris L. Bender Pilis Parkin Earle MacPherpon Alice Bushee Ruth Jerauld Miss Bushee Blanche Charlotte Isaacson John Isaacson Hjalmer Lindberg Mount Baker Park Guild Max Love J. A. Hyde Fred Morgan Murray Stuart C. A. Stuart Charlies Field Clare B. Kinney Albert Stratton R. E. Maxfield Margaret Olson Kansas City Club Alpha Auxiliary K. FP. Hall Olympic View Pvt. A Social Score Club Social Scoze Club Jennie Allen Phinney Tonia C. EL Duncan Inverarity Canada Mra. Frank Bch Berkeley, Cal Dana Sehweringer William Klein San Francisco Nagel University Way Cal Ellaworth Circle Elleworth Circle Ladies of the G. A. It New England Veterans’ Hall Armory American Legion Auxiliary Heattlepont At & P.m Nbrary Hall J.D. O. Powers Allah O. KB. B Wing Viretave Seattle Central Council Pot Seattle Central Council of the IT. A. and Mothers’ Congress Broadway High School Tonia Chapter Daughters of Hantern Star Dardanella Leary Building Greenwood Order of Eastern Star Greenwood Hall Greenwood Ave Arthur Gilet Custer Custer Auxiliary Custer Camp A. W. Leonard Port Madison Max Freed Ruth Ralph Clarence H. F. Alexander Los Angeles William H. Charniey Margaret Charniey Goshen Ind Wood John Clement Wood Cleveland, Ohio Margery Lindsay Mitchell Charniey O. J. David Jack W. BR. Putnam Baby Long Beach George Donlan Ireland C. P. Herring T. A. Morrow Be.royst J. C. Huteson Marion East Sound Hamilton Arey E. Mendenhall Rodney Pantages Miss Sweeney Mildred Sauter Schenectady, N. Y Emma Wing’Thompson C. W. Crockett Walter Crockett Oliver Crockett Yakima Romeyn FB. Janzen Mr. Jansen Winnett Blackheads Get Rinso Lever Bros. Co Cambridge Mass Rinso Lux Marian Hale Columbia Eee University Cattle's Nylillinery Seneca
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