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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

4

Opera audience fills Metropolitan with grand company

A large Seattle audience at the Metropolitan theatre enjoyed the Scott Grand Opera Company in L Orcalo and La Navarraise. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. David Howard Birnner, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Stol, and many other local and visiting figures from San Francisco to Washington D. C. The social notices follow with plans for picnics, luncheons, and informal events this week including dinners hosted by Mrs. J. Leroy Owens and Mra. Chadwick.

Metropolitan Theatre Scott Grand Opera Company L/Oracolo David Howard Bkinner Joshua Green John Spargur J. HM. Fox James Colbert Sullivan James A. Haight Miller Freeman J. Tate Mason Mire Epperson Will Sherman Walker Daviport-Engberg William Kirk Walla Walla David Gile J. le Roy Owens Beeler Ella McBride W. D. Perkins Russell Per Jane Perkins B. L Don Palmer Vivian Steeny Hart Kuriahg Frederick Bentey Joseph Bordeaux John Henry Ballinger Lawrence Bogle J. Claude Moore J. T. Heffernan A. H. Anon Frank P. Hood and Xura Case

Bridge Luncheons Planned at Trolly Lodge on Magnolia Bluff

Mrs. A Q Wainwright will host luncheons for twelve at her home Trolly Lodge on Magnolia bluff on Monday September 19 and the following Wednesday. Bridge will be the later diversion. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Gerald Frink entertained last evening with a dinner at the Rainier club.

Mrs. B. L. Gate A. Q. Wainwright Trolly Lodge Magnolia Bluff Bridge Gerald Frink Rainier Club

Marriage in California Ties Seattle Friends to Long Beach

A Seattle couple details their California wedding in Long Beach on Saturday September 10 at high noon. Miss Louise Castle, daughter of W. W. Casta of Seattle, wed William Bamford, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bamford of Victoria BC. They plan to reside in Long Beach. Also noted is a theater party hosted by Miss Margaret Nieleen for Miss Anna Anderson of Everett after an Tosca performance.

Jooseph Henry Myers Frederick and Nelson Henry California Seattle Long Beach Cal Louise Castle W. W. Casta William Bamford Thomas Bamford Victoria B. C Bamford Long Busch Margaret Nieleen Haller Lake Tosca Anna Anderson Everett Altho Iris

Will Travel With Scotti Grand Opera Company

Twenty four young women form the Scotti Grand Opera Co ballet corps chosen by Adolph Bolm from Cornish School classes. They will tour the Pacific Coast for a month in San Francisco and Los Angeles, then return to Mary Ann Wells as they resume study. Crawford and Avery will enter the professional field after finishing work with the Scott Company.

Scotti Grand Opera Company Corps de Ballet Scotti Grand Opera Co Carmen Adolph Bolm Cornish School San Francisco Los Angeles Clara Ford Ruth Richardson Louise Sitton Ruby Jacobson Alice Holcomb Irene Phillips Evangeline Edwards Ruth Lindsey Barbara Boswell Agatha Brown Ardath Stean Eleanor McCormick Esther Holcomb Ruth Harms Adella Salter Ida Levin Franklin , Crawford Gertrude Tenney Ruth Wood Portia Graffton Margaret Turner Geraldine Zindorf Gertrude Weinzirn Marjorie Avery Mary Ann Wells Mises Franklin Crawford Mia Marjorie Avery Scott Company

Matinee Luncheon Planned by Club Hosts

Mrs Howard G. Pletcher and Mrs John W. Heal Jr will host the matinee luncheon at the Women’s University Club next Wednesday afternoon.

Howard G. Pletcher John W. Heal, Jr Women's University Club

Community clubs announce meetings and events for fall

Women's Culture Club meets Saturday at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse with Mrs. Katherine Baker speaking on Seattle Artista. Card parties planned by various chapter and university clubs at locations including 47th Ave and Brooklyn and the Panama cafeteria. Olympic Heights Club to present 12 illustrated nature talks starting Friday, outlining topics from Mammoth Cave to Niagara Falls across 12 weeks with Dr. W. Beekman hosting.

Classic Culture Club Mra Katherine Baker Seattle J. A. Rathbun Louise Rathbun Queeta C. E University O. E 47Th Ave Brooklyn W. &. Beekman At & P.m Evolution Lakes Niagara Palle Crystale Gema Mexico

Birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Pan

The notice reports the birth on September 15 at Swedish hospital of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Pan, with Cecil Willis named in connection to the event. Other items list several locals leaving for colleges and travel, including Sydney Placiey, Thornton Martin, Edward Saunders, and a group heading to universities and schools across the country.

Charles B. Pan Swedish Hospital Cecil Willis Sydney Placiey Thornton Martin Beattie University of Pennsylvania

Seattle Council of Minute Women to Meet in Auditorium

The Seattle Council of Minute Women holds its regular meeting on September 22 at 2 p m in Frederick and Nelsons auditorium. Mrs Neil Hambien reports on summer work with disabled veterans and Mrs C Leonhardt speaks on reconstruction aid details. Mrs W B Beals will commemorate Constitution Day at 3 p m with affiliated groups invited.

Seattle Couneil of Minute Women Seattle Council of Minute Women Frederick and Nelson Neil Hambien C. Leonhardt Reconstruction Aid Committee W. B. Beals Seattle Federation of Patriotic Societies

Dear Miss Grey Letters on a Near Cynic and love

Readers respond to Clarence and A Near Cynic with views on morality in dating and marriage. They discuss clean living, mother love, and the role of parents in shaping a respectful, sacred view of love, urging higher standards and commitment.

Cynthia Grey Clarence Miss Grey Olin Mies Grey

Rainier Beach Women Open Club Meeting

Rainier Beach Women's Club held its opening meeting on September 7 at the home of Mrs. William Stannus. A brief business session was led by Mrs. M. E. Pearl, with a program directed by Mrs. Walker. Tea followed, served by Mrs. C K Sturtevant, Mrs. ML Pearl, and Mrs. Stannus.

Rainier Beach

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