Entertainment notes amid Tacoma fleet visits extend
Mrs Daniels wife of the navy secretary arrives with Pacific fleet in Tacoma. Social events include informal suppers at Mrs Clare's, a luncheon aboard the New York, and dinners at the Union club and country club. Tea and dances feature Mrs Dan iels and other officers wives with many guests and committees supporting relief and welcoming efforts.
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Daniels
Tacoma
E. P. Jamison
New York
Clare
Secret of the Navy
Pacific Feet
Mra. G. Ellis
Mamnent
C. P. Balabanoff
McFadon
Women’s University Club
Daniels Yester
Camp Lewis
Country Club
S M. Jack
Admiral Rodman
Union Club
Mrs. Jackson
CnaiFie@ Cotton
Harry A. Field
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Hazel McMillan
Martha Albertson
Fleet
Elizabeth Dover
Club Meetings and Addresses Gather Local Groups
Shawondasee meets at Frederick & Nelson tea room at 2. Sonia Social club convenes in Masonic temple at 2. Progressive Thought club at 231 Harvard Ave N 1 30 Dr Powers to address. Lady Eagle club luncheon follows at Foresters hall 1 30 Mrs Car michael in charge. West Seattle Art club hosts meeting at 4809 Alki Ave at 10 30. Seattle Musical Arts society meets 306 Spring St 10 am with Walker Anthony on Chamber Music. Oriental Court Dance at Fraternal hall 9 30. Columbia River district Women’s American Baptist Home and Foreign Mission societies luncheon at First Baptist church 1 pm program 2 30. Zora Kenzington club at Mrs George Barr 1828 12th Ave W at 1.0
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Lady Eagle Club
Foresters’ Hall
J. W. Carmichael
Elizabeth Brant
Seattle Musical Arts
Seattle Musical Arts Society
Spring St
Walker Anthony
Home and Foreign Mission Societies Executive Board
Columbia River District
The
Women's American Baptist Home and Foreign Mission Societies
First Baptist Church
Confessions of a Bride Readers Face Wedding Plans and Secrets
A family dinner reveals tensions over an engagement and past secrets. Jane Lorimer’s plans clash with expectations as Hob and others navigate marriage and Mexico trips, while Chrys stokes adventure and hints at future disclosures.
Young Pershing Prefers Lincoln to Paris or New York
Warren Pershing, son of Gen. John J. Pershing, returns to Prescott school in Lincoln after six months overseas. He says Lincoln feels closer than London Paris New York or Chicago and recalls meeting a big Beotch drum major. He once was a commissioned lieutenant but switched to sergeant for fun. He stayed with his aunt in Kansas after his mother died.
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Jim
Mother
Miss Miller
Daddy
Daddy Lorimer
Young Pershing
Lincoln
Paris
New York
Neb
London
Chicago
Warren Pershing
Prescott School
Europe
Warren
Gen. Pershing
Jack Pershing
France
Jack
Kansas
City ordered to pay damages after water main break
The Rainier Heat and Power Co. won $500 in damages against the city in Judge Mitchell Gilliam's court after a water main break on Fifth Avenue and King Street flooded the basement. The company sought $36,000 after arguing the case since September 4.
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Rainier Heat & Power Co
Mitchell Gilliam
Fifth Ave
King At
American forms Esthonian Army in Revel
The crack Esthonian army regiment, organized and funded by American citizen H. C. Reisser, is a force of about 1,000 men. It comprises cavalry, infantry and artillery units and has been fighting the North Russian army for several months near Revel in Esthonia.
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Revel
Esthonia
H. C. Reisser
Mrs Tait Doffs Togs of Soldier On Alaska Trip
Mrs. Fred R. Tait and her soldier husband Fred I. Tait of Seattle travel to Wales Alaska to take charge of a government reindeer station and native school. She earlier wore an army uniform on a troop train from Camp Lewis to Camp Mills and studied at the University of Chicago and Illinois during her husband’s service. Judge W A Holsheimer of Nome sails aboard the Victoria returning from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Tait
France
Washington, D. C
Summer furs presage autumn in a velvet hat ensemble
After seasons of protest we accept furs with organdie and lace. A dark blue fox scarf pairs with a velvet hat and a French blue georgette crepe gown, creating a charming effect and a balanced autumn look.
Reds From Union Meet Spark Fury In Cleveland
Frank Farrington president of the Illinois district of Mine Workers accused reds of causing strikes among Southern Illinois miners and other labor troubles. He led the fight to keep contested delegates from Illinois from seating at the United Mine Workers convention in Cleveland as the credentials committee reported against seating the delegates amid uproar.
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Cleveland, O
United Press
Illinois
Frank Farrington
Illinois District of Mine Workers
United Mine Workers
Farrington
Canoe Overturn Turns Fatal at Willamette River
In Portland on Sunday evening a motor driven canoe capsized after waves from a passing steamer. Miss Eugenia Ingman 17 and A V Matney 19 drowned. Miss Hazel Halverson 16 survived after being pulled from the water by John Peterson.
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Portland
Ore
Eugenia Ingman
A. V. Matney
Willamette River
Misa Ingman
Matney
Hazel Halverson
John Peterson
Mise Halvorsen
Beer May Spoil Chicago Yet If Court Action Not Taken
Attorneys argued in Chicago yesterday that beer en route from Milwaukee could spoil unless a receiver is appointed for truck loads held at Zion City. Judge Sanborn was asked to appoint the receiver to preserve the cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sanborn
Zion City
What to Eat and How to Calm Indigestion
Medical authorities link indigestion to excess stomach acid. A safe option is Insurated Magnesia, taken with meals to neutralize acidity without acting as a digestent or laxative. Try a teaspoon of powder or two five grain tablets with water and eat what you want at the next meal.
Poslam Skin Relief Ad Promises Clearer Complexion
An old advertisement touts Poslam remedies for pimples rashes and inflamed skin. It urges a night and morning application to show reduced inflammation and invites readers to try free samples from Emergency Laboratories at 243 West 47th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 47Th St
New York City
Etiquette and Jealousy in Daily Life
Dear Misa Grey offers advice on marital courtesy and frank communication. A wife questions her inattentive husband and a jealous suitor. the guidance urges open talk, shared etiquette study, and concern for a younger sister’s welfare to avoid misery.
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Misa Grey
Tne
Mrs Walter Myers Praises Jo-To For Long Stomach Trouble
Mrs Walter G Myers of Box 134 Condon Oregon says Jo-To relieved her years of indigestion. The remedy is sold at Five Barrell Drug Stores and Swift's Pharmacies.
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Walter G. Myers
Condon
Oregon
Jo-To
Five Barrell
Swift
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California
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Col
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Tonia
Sonia
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J. D
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Alkiave
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Tribe of
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George Barr
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