September schedule outlines Jeattle Society events
The Jeattle Society Women's University club announces a September lineup. A speaker Mrs Katherine W will discuss What are Eastern Culture on September 23 at 1 00 pm with reservations by September 22 noon. A bridge benefit on September 22 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Tom s home and a workers luncheon and rally on September 30 at 1 00 pm are planned. Upcoming dances include Autumn Ball October 20 Grand Opening Ball December 1 Holliday February 23 Colonial Cotillion February 16 Mardi Gras Masque and Sparta Clothes Ball in May. The Autumn Ball October 20 will be at the De Honey academy to benefit the furnishing fund. A book review class meets September 29 under leadership to be announced.
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Women's University Club
Mra
Katherine W
Europe
The
Orient
Tom
W. Highland Drive
J. Kinnear
Garfield
Ual Sparta
de Honey Academy
Dinner Honors and Teas at Several Homes This Week
Mr and Mrs Backus host a dinner for fourteen at Highlands tonight honoring Mr and Mrs Andrew Price. Mr and Mrs Farnsworth host a dinner for fourteen at their residence tonight. Mrs Wallace Green Collins hosts a luncheon at the Sarwar club Thursday to honor Mrs C Hevasy who heads east. Charlotte Cart Heussy will enter schools this winter and spend winter in New York.
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Andrew Price
Virginia Wiley
F. Backus
the Highlands
Wallace Green Collins
Sarwar Club
C. Hevasy
East
Charlotte Cart Heussy
Heussy
New York
Dinner for Condon MacCornack Guests at Hotel Washington
Major Harvard Moore and Mrs. Moore host a dinner at the Hotel Washington in honor of Condon MacCornack wife of Major McCornack U S A and guest of her sister Mrs. Herbert Condon. Later attendees will join a post dance at Fort Lawton. Tea shop service notes Queen Anne guild volunteers led by Mrs. Parkay and others.
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Harvard Moore
Moore
Condon MacCornack
McCornack
Herbert Condon
Fort Lawton
B. C. Yancy
Queen Anne Guild
J. P. Parkay
W. H. White
C. R. Shaw
S. P. Carmichael
Ward Simpkins
J. A. Fenner
E. B. Steffen
Geneva McLean
Dates to RememberSeptember events listed for weddings and entertaining
The notice lists numerous social engagements from September 14 to September 29 including marriages at St Marks Episcopal Church and Church of the Epiphany, weddings at home, and hosted luncheons and teas at Sunset Club. Notable couples include Miss Marie Frances Wright with Harry A Warnbacher, Miss Marion Wiley with Carl Norman Homer, Miss Geraldine Jackson with Lieut Donald James Leahey, and Miss Marguerite Reynolds with Richard A Vander Las Jr. Also mentions Mrs Percival Collingsbridge and Mrs Mussell Gordon Page among hosts.
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Marie Frances Wright
Harry A. Warnbacher
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Marion Wiley
Carl Norman Homer
Clifford Willey
Marcia Berger
Richard Floyd Frost
Bo Sweeney
James Galbraith
Charles H. Castien
Sunset Club
Geraldine Jackson
Donald James Leahey
Engineers’ Corps
Joseph's Church
Gilbert Pryor
G. Arthur Bell
Frank Gilbert Black
Marguerite Reynolds
Richard A. Vander Las, Jr
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Farewell Party for Miss Daisy Henry Before Jacksonville Wedding
Miss Daisy Henry leaves for Jacksonville Florida next week to wed Mr. John Frederick Segessenman. A farewell party and miscellaneous shower were held at Miss H enry Mrs. L. C. Hogte io home Friday evening with thirty guests invited. Mr Chapin Hunt hosts a dinner for fourteen at the Sunset club tonight then sees his quartet to the Orpheum.
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Miss Henry
L. C. Hogte Io
Daisy Henry
Jacksonville
Fla
John Frederick Segessenman
Chapin Hunt
Sunset Club
Orpheum
Lillys Host Informal Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Charles H Lilly entertained at an informal bridge evening at their home last night. Guests included Mr and Mrs J G Tennant of Chicago who have recently moved to the area.
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Charles H. Lilly
J. G. Tennant
Chicago
Mra
Albert Charles Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
At Home Thursday Afternoons in the McKelvey Studio
Mrs. Francis J. Armstrong and Mr. Armstrong invite friends to their Thursday tea hours throughout the season in Studio 304 The McKelvey apartments. Miss Katherine Partlow married Walter Draham in Olympia with attendants and guests. Mrs. Lois Adier from Chicago is to be complimented with a tea by Mrs. Louise Van Ogle Friday afternoon in her studio.
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Francis J. Armstrong
McKelvey Apartments
Miss Partlow
Olympia
Katherine Partlow
H. W. Partlow
Walter Draham
George Draham
Father Sebastian
St. Martin's College
Lawrence Calvert
Betty Skinner
Seattle
Ruth Price
Alberta Apple
Ellensburg
Bridesmaida
Maurice Holcomb
Wallace Clymont
Aberdeen
Lois Adier
Chicago
Louise van Ogle
Engagement announced for Helen Williams to Bruce Huntting
Mr and Mrs Charles H Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Mr Bruce Leon Huntting. No date is set for the wedding. Dinner Dance guests will be entertained at the Seattle Yacht Club on Saturday. Mrs A F Schuler announces the marriage of her son Harold K Schuler to Miss Vern Lewin of Seattle. The couple reside at 1604 Jiat Ave.
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Charles H. Willams
Helen
Bruce Leon Huntting
Seattle Yacht Club
A. F. Schuler
Harold K. Schuler
Mins Vern Lewin
Seattle
Jiat Ave
Lorraine
Masonic Temple
EB. Pine
Harvard
Dr. Loughney’s Human Bake Oven Heals Dropsy and Blood Pressure
Carrie J. Barton reports severe dropsy in her legs reduced to normal size after a short course of Dr. Loughney’s bake oven treatments begun August 15. She says rheumatism pain and dizziness vanished, blood pressure returned to normal, and credits nurses and soothing bake effects for her improved health.
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Carrie J. Barton
Boren Ave. N
Dr Loughney Publishes Free to You Postpaid Book
Notice advertises a dietitian named Dr Loughney offering a new book Free to You Postpaid. It instructs readers to mail their name and address to receive the book by return mail. The offices are at Fifth and Union in the Crazy Building, Room 316 311 S12 819 914 with hours 9 am to 6 pm and Sundays 9 to 12.
Local Social News Moves and Visits Across Town
Personal notices list many residents traveling or hosting guests from Riverside to Portland and Victoria. Mentions include Martha Bakewell Wright visiting The Highlands, Crosby motor trip to California, Yellowstone and Glacier tour returnees, Phillips family in Hast, Huteson returning from Alaska, and several students and professors preparing for or returning to schools in California and Oregon.
Women Clubs Prepare Fall Meetings in Seattle
Local clubs schedule Thursday September 14 sessions at schools and homes across Seattle led by PTAs social groups and cultural societies. Highlights include Colman PTA, Dickens Fellowship, and Veritas White Club events with speakers, luncheons, and card parties for fundraising and community outreach.
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Veritas Whiet Club
Mra
Henry Bauman
Lynn
Deo Eucalyptus Ointment Promises Cold Shield
An advertisement promotes Deo Eucalyptus Ointment as a preventive against influenza colds and other respiratory infections. It describes inhaling fumes to clear nasal passages, claims antiseptic vapor protects mucous membranes, and notes availability in 25 cent tubes and 60 cent jars from Dennis Mfr Co Berkeley California.
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Pap Seians
Java
Dennis Mfr. Co
Berkeley
Cal
Printmakers Art Shown At Fine Arts Display Now
At the Pine Arta Gallery exhibitions from England, France, Italy, Australia and Korea are on view through September 18. The show includes prints by Elizabeth Keith and works from the Printmakers Society of Pasadena. The Fine Arts Society hosts daily free viewing and private openings for members, with an annual membership of six dollars. Sam Chamberlain returns from Europe to Beattie then New York for study.
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Pine Arta Gallery
Pourth Ave
Howell Brown
Printmakers' Society of Pasadena
England
France
Italy
Australia
Korea
Elizabeth Keith
J. C. Baker
17Th Ave
N. K
Fine Arts Gallery
Wine Arts Society
American Bookplate Society of
Kansas City
Pine Arta Society
Altho
Sam Chamberlain
Europe
Paris
Aberdeen
Beattie
New York
Fine Arta Society
Mac Whinacle
Holland
Germany
America
Childe Hanneam
Frances McComas
Doris Aninfield
Cheaper Light for Bellingham
The Puget Sound Traction light and Power Co and partners promised October 1 rate cuts in Bellingham after a city hall conference. J D Rows, Seattle Municipal Light official, called current residential and commercial rates excessive, while gas prices and streetcar fares were not cut. The discussion touched on modernization of transport, noting electric railways are seen as a thing of the past.
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Bellingham
Puget Bound Traction, Light & Power Co
Btone & Webster Corporation
J. D. Rows
Seattle
Hoan
Heature
Missing Relatives Aid In Reunion Effort
The Star announces a service by the Bureau of Missing Relatives to help reunite separated friends and family. Readers with information or reports of disappearances are urged to contact Meaders and report to the Mar. Telegrams undelivered at Western Union for several listed names and addresses.
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The
Star
Mar
Meaders
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cherry
Mins
Anna Mulcahy
Eighth Ave
Mra
Jose Mallon
Kila Taplin
46Th Ave
Ray Nelson
Beventh Ave
Chamber Harmony Planned for Fair Seattle Day
Harmony the famous Chamber of Commerce chorus will enliven Seattle day at the Washington state fair September 18 to 22. Forty strong, the chamber singing aggregation leaves Seattle September 21 with three special cars for Yakima and returns the 22d. Reservations may be made by calling the Chamber of Commerce.
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Harmony
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Washington State Fair
Northern Pacific
Yakima
Jail raid uncovers moonshine in cell
Tacoma police raided the city jail last night and arrested Louis Zeller, 27, on liquor law violations after finding a pint of moonshine in his cell.
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Tacoma
Louis Zeller
Chief's Wife Heads Portland Liquor Raid
Mrs Kathrine Jenkins wife of Police Chief L L Jenkins led a morals squad in a successful liquor raid in Portland. Three men two women a still and alcohol were seized as the raid netted synthetic gin and moonshine. Mrs Jenkins directed the search and commanded operations.
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Portland
Katherine Jenkins
L L. V. Jenkins
Prohibition Seen As A Smiling Word By General Tauffneh
Gen Emil Tauffneh, an Alsatian who served with France in the war, defined prohibition as a word Americans smile at and said after a nationwide tour that he never drank more in his life. He spoke September 13 in New York.
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New York
Emil Tauffneh
France
Bellingham Tulip Festival Parade Plans Announced
Bellingham lays plans for a large tulip festival with Bert Conne as director. Civic groups and city schools back the event. A major parade is set for next Friday followed by the festival day on Saturday.
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Bellingham
Bert Conne
Government agents inspect molasses tank car from Havana
Chicago dispatch reports government agents investigated a tank car of molasses en route from Havana Cuba. The car contained molasses and hundreds of cans of rum with a value exceeding 75000 dollars.
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Chicago
Havana
Cuba
Hale to Address Young Republicans on Republican Accomplishments
Nathan W. Hale, a former three term Tennessee congressman, will speak to the Young Men's Republican club at the Good Eats cafeteria Thursday at noon on The Accomplishments of the Republican Administration.
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Nathan W. Hale
Congress
Tennessee
Young Men's Republican Club
Good Eats
Education board hires teachers amid city school congestion
In Bellingham on September 13 the board of education added four teachers and two cadets to ease overcrowding caused by 229 more students than last year. In Centralia relatives of coal miner Ed Togua killed at Tono mines were seeking information while Togus’s body remained held there.
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PT. A. Prrighton PT. A
Bellingham
Board of Education
Centralia
Ed Togua
Tono
Togus
Centrajia
Reservations Open for Event at Washington Annex
Those wishing reservations may call Main 1662 to secure a spot for the event at the Washington Annex, scheduled for the stated o'clock hour.
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Washington Annex
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonials
Nervous half-sige women describe relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs. Ecmen Heasvey of Youngstown Ohio and Mrs. L E Wiese of New Orleans praise improved health, sleep, energy, and ability to resume daily chores after multiple bottles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Youngstown
Ohio
Cee Wy
Ecmen Heasvey
Jackson St
L. E. Wiese
Louisa St
New Orleans
Voters Strike At Japs Say Tindall in Primary Fight
Councilman Philip Tindall thanked voters for support in the Republican primary race against the incumbent. He said his strong bid proves the public is waking up to the Japanese menace and that he focused his campaign on that issue.
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Philip Tindall
John F. Miller
Cofgreas
Tindall
Attorney J. Wettrick Departs for Salt Lake City
J. Wettrick, attorney for the transportation department of the Chamber of Commerce, left for Salt Lake City last night. He responds to a telegram from the interstate commerce commission requesting his appearance to testify on the relations of the transcontinental freight bureau with shippers.
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J. Wettrick
Transportation Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Beghill Farm Accounts Show Deficit for Year
London, Sept. 13 The Beghill Farm accounts run by miners in Northumberland report a deficit for 12 months exceeding $1,000.
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London
Beghill Farm
Northumberland
Ponce de Leon Outdone in New Gland Discovery
Prominent retired London broker Robert George Laws claims gland pills restore youth and vigor. He touts Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic from young animal glands, as successful for thousands, available at Bartell Drug stores.
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Ponce de Leon
Robert George Laws
London
Laws
Bartell
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Lewis Bury
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Thacher School
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Yeater
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Northfield
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Lawton
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O. EB
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FT. A
Austin
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Colman P.T. A
Arthur Gist
Dickens Fellowship
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Colman IT. A
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63Rd Ave
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Bagley Ave. N. E
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Margaret Peterson
Woodland Park Ave
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N. Broadway
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16Th Ave
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Pike St
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Fifth Ave. W
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Dorothy Fay Gould
Maxwell
Frederick & Nelson
Marshall Field
Westing
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Charles Paul
Stewart Walker
Gellingham
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Rand
Indian Daily Times
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Creel Fashion Plate
Leon and Company
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Talbot and
O'Neil
Jack and
Jessie Gibson
Jessie Reed
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Michigan
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Loewe
the Bank
Pine Street
Fourth Avenue
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Mra W. Stoufe
70Th St
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Westinghouse
the Star
Tom Mix
Earth
Ironized Yeast Co
Atlanta
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