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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
15
Social events fill a busy Seattle week with dinners, teas, and dances. Guests include consuls, club members, and visiting spouses in gatherings at homes, the Tennis club, and Sunset Park. A christening and engagements add to the social calendar amid fund drives and benefits.
The Latona school Parent Teachers Association will meet in the assembly room at 1:00 p.m. Mrs. W. E. Jarrell will speak on training preschool children. A teachers’ reception and refreshments follow. a large attendance is urged. The Neighbors of Woodcraft funeral service and other neighborhood activities are listed.
A sprawling list recalls Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Henry and others returning to Seattle from travels in the country and West Coast, with guests visiting, university enrollments, and seasonal moves. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frederick, Mrs. Bruce Blmore, Mr. Charles H. Bebb, Captain O. W. Potter, Commander G. C. Weatervell, Mrs. Wilhelmina Henderson, and many attending universities or joining events in October and winter.
Instructions describe folding a white paper panel ten by four inches to form a sunbonnet baby doll. Mark half inch squares on one side, draw within the grid, cut along heavy lines, erase pencil marks, and color the dress and bonnet with watercolors or crayons.
Jane Lorimer faces pressure from detectives and her husband Bob as they pursue a risky plan to recover baby Babs. Bob proposes visiting Katherine Miller and using a letter as a clue, while Jane resents the risk and weighs the stakes of leaving home and risking a Delilah. The scene ends with an unresolved, tense choice.
For Rent This 2 room unit house on an acre ground in West Seattle. $100 cash and $15 per month will make you the owner. Builder offers complete plans and possession at your leisure. Free circular available to solve your home problem.
A reader urges a public boycott of the gas company amid shortages and high final bills, advocating electricity and other fuels as cheaper, cleaner options. The letter questions company practices and worker conditions, urging public action to curb the monopoly.
A plea from Cynthia Grey asks Helen to visit the editorial rooms at The Star for a confidential matter. She offers to help and provides contact options, requesting an appointment by phone Main 600 or afternoons between 12 and 4.
Dear Miss Grey offers decor and refreshment tips centered on yellow themes. Use yellow flowers, gold printed invitations, throne seats for the couple, yellow toned foods like salad with yellow mayonnaise and orange ice cream, yellow place-card décor, and young grandchildren in yellow costumes as ushers.
A reader aged 16 writes of a forbidden romance with a girl of the same age and an overbearing father. The columnist urges waiting until the girl is 18, noting the risk to the relationship and the need for personal growth and future plans before pursuing marriage or cohabitation.
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