Laurelhurst Tea Honors Bride of Summer at Home
Social notes from Laurelhurst describe Mrs. Darsie Bard hosting a tea to honor Mrs. John McIntosh of Butte California newly arrived in Seattle with Mrs. Arrigo Young and Mrs. Charles L. T. Sowle presiding at the urns. Dorothea Bard will greet guests at the door.
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Laurelhurst
Bride of Summer
Darsie C. Bard
John McIntosh
Butte, Fontana
Ttle
Arrigo Young
Charles L.T. Sowle
Dorothea Bard
Buza Ferry Leary
Warren L.gazzam
David Gilmore
Mra
Normal H. Latimer
W. W
A. Pigott
J. J. Do
William Sherman Walk
Henry K. Owens
FE. B
Theodore Harden
Clubs Gather for Saturday Activities Across City
Amethyst Chapter and Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae plan card party and tea events. The Educational Center of the Council of Jewish Women hosts a reception for Miss Cone, new resident worker. YWCA Junior Clubs announce Saturday schedules with swimming, luncheon, and gym programs. Aloha Chapter bazaar hosts card party with apron gifts for attendees. Past presidents of John P. Miller Women’s Relief Corps gather for luncheon. Good Times Social Club starts progressive whist week at Pine Square hall. Literary and Travel Club meets September 26 at Earlington club house. Wisconsin Goldenrod Club luncheon on September 28. Jefferson P.T.A. hosts September 20 reception for parents. Drama League Night at Cornish tickets selling.
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The
Council of Jewish Women
Miss Cone
W. GC. A
Rainbow Club
Little Friends
Ruth Greenleaf
John F. Miller W. R. C
Flora Gilmore
John FP. Miller Women's Relief Corps
20Th Ave
Good Times Social Club
Pine Square Hall
Olive At
Westlake Ave
Literary and Travel Club
Earlington Club
John Kelleher
Helen Collins
Social Notes From Seattle Fall Season Goodbye to Summer Visits
Personal notices list residents and visitors to Seattle from Lake Chelan and White Bluff, Vancouver and beyond. Hosts and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Melee, Mr. and Mrs. William Wills and Miss Helen Wills, Col. Robert Mearns and family, Miss Mary Hoardman, Mrs. Harvey Salmon, Mrs. Geoffrey Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sherman, Alix Christie, Pierre Weiss, Mrs. Harold Burdick, and many others.
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Malcolm Melee
Lake ‘Chelan
White Bluff
Harvey Salmon
St. Louis
Mra
Geoffrey Winslow
New York
J. Smith
Annual Reception of Women Century Club
The Women’s Century Club hosts its annual reception for new members at the Hotel Washington on Friday afternoon October 1 from 2 to 5. The organizing committee led by Mrs J B HM includes vice chair E W B Martin and many members. A splendid musical program is planned from 3 to 4 o’clock.
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Tom Taggart
Ave
Kansas Women's Club
Fannie Potter
Kansas Women's
Wiff Barr
S. H. MacDon
Eva Johnston
Walter
Women’s Century Club
Women's Century Club
Hotel Washington
J. B. HM
E. W. B. Martin
C. J. Challer
George Haecker
J. M. Clapp
George Stanton
Booker
W. N. Richards
B. KB. Hemidgway
H. A. M. Bonnar
Percival Collins
F. C. Berendes
Capitol Hill guild musicale raises funds for Orthopedic hospital
The Capitol Hill guild hosts a tea at Mrs. Lewis Schs home 942 22d Ave N Friday afternoon September 30 to benefit the Children s Orthopedic Hospital. Contributors include Miss Eather Van Valey soprano and Mr Paul McGool pianist with a brief talk by Mrs John Roberts treasurer. Members urge bringing neighbors and prospective members.
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Capitol Hill Guild
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Lewis Sch
Ave. N
Eather van Valey
Paul McGool
John Roberts
Orthopedic Hospital
Miss Lemen Weds Mr. Thompson
The marriage of Miss Provefce J. Lemen to Mr. Everett R. Thompson was solemnized at their home on Madison street Tuesday evening September 20. Best man Lloyd E. Thompson and bridesmaid Muriel Maylor attended a dinner for ten guests after the ceremony. The marriage of Miss Ida A. Hyde and Mr. I. O. Willis followed Wednesday at 5 o'clock in the First Baptist church with Rev. Ambrose M. Baley officiating and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger as attendants.
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Lillian Flumerfelt
Thomas Bailey
Alaska
Marion Matheson
Portland
Ore
Lemen
Thompson
Provefce J. Lemen
Everett R. Thompson
Madison St
Lloyd E. Thompson
Muriel Maylor
Ida A. Hyde
I. O. Willis
First Baptist Church
Ambrose M. Baley
Robert Kruger
Ladies' Auxiliary to Brotherhood Meeting in Tacoma
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen holds a state union meeting at 122 Pacific Ave Tacoma on Monday September 26. President Clara Bradley presides all day from 10 am with evening entertainment. Trainmen encouraged to attend.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ladies
Pacific Ave
Tacoma
Clara Bradley
Does It Pay to Doll Up for a Husband
A reader asks if a wife should doll up to win and keep a husband. A man replies that wives who look nice and neat meet husbands better and that caring for appearance can aid harmony, while extreme alterations are unnecessary. He notes many husbands value a pleasant, presentable wife over constant drift to others’ opinions.
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Cynthia Grey
Seattle
Carnauba Wax War and Apple Candy Making Explained
The article notes a court ruling affecting government actions and discusses carnauba wax from South American palms used in food products. It then explains making candied apples with a winecup apple, molasses, egg whites, and sugar, describing dipping and air drying.
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South America
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