Seattle social scene hosts and gatherings described
A crowded social diary notes Mrs EB Lindberg and Mrs Phillip Ethser hosting bridge luncheons and dinners in Seattle with guests from Birmingham Cleveland and Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Lindberg plan travel, plus gatherings at Golf and Country club and Sunset club, matinee luncheons, a Live Wire tea at Women’s University Club, and an orthopedic shop redecorating with a forthcoming opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. G. Lindberg
Phillip G. Ethser
John Alexander
Bridge
Lindberg
Bar L. Sutton
Los Angeles
Cal
Informal Tea for Mrs Lincoln Smith in New York
Mrs Wilfred Lewis hosts an informal tea at her residence tomorrow afternoon complimenting Mrs Edward Lincoln Smith of New York. Captain and Mrs W A Magee entertained ten guests at the dinner dance at the Seattle Yacht Club Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’shea
Richard O'Shea
Jay S. Durand
Mra
Edward Lincoln Smith
New York
Wilfred Lewis
Mra. W. A. Magee
Seattle Yacht Club
Engagement of Maude Josephine Goff to Hiram M Chittenden
Mrs. Richard C. Goff of Seattle announces the engagement of her daughter Maude Josephine to Mr. Hiram M. Chittenden son of Mrs. Nettie Chittenden and the late Gen Hiram M Chittenden A and A Mins Goff is a niece of Dr and Mrs J A MacKinnon The wedding will take place early in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Goff
Seattle
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Maude Josephine
Hiram M. Chitten den
Nettie Chittenden
Hiram M. Chittenden
A. & A. Mins Goff
J. A. MacKinnon
Interesting Talk by Roald Amundsen at Women’s University Club
Mr. Roald Amundsen spoke at a luncheon hosted by the Women’s University Club on Saturday afternoon. Reservations were filled and many members attended to hear his experiences. Miss Mabel Chilberg presided and introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s University Club
Roald Amundsen
Women's University Club
Amundsen
Mabel Chilberg
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Personal guests and movements of society figures include Mrs. J. G. Wirtner of San Francisco visiting the Duncan home, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lewis at the St. Paul apartment, and Captain Elmer T. Foss sailing from San Francisco in December for Manila. Helen Igoe to New York trip. Eugene Weat of Washington, D. C. visiting. Miss Campbell and Miss Campbell heading to New York for Spruce school. Grace Heathcote visiting Andrew Gillespie household. Mrs. Fred P. Meyer arriving from Chicago to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Staver VinCent Col. Vincent Col and Clarance RB. Blethen away six weeks. Emma Anderson visiting in Exnat before Tulsa departure. C. A. Steele motor trip to Florida for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Heathcote
Grace Heathcote
San Francisco
Andrew Gillespie
Varios travelers and residents plan distant trips
The text lists several people departing or returning from trips: Miss Tdla Dutcher from Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 8. Even heading to California for several months, Mr. Richard Vanderlas on a six week business trip to California, Miss Ellen Backland back from Europe, Mrs. H. PF. McCornack visiting Eugene en route to Fort Leavenworth to see her son Major Condon C. McCornack, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Whitney leaving by motor for Portland after Hotel Sorrento stay, and Mrs. Wallace G. Collins moving to Washington Arma apartment for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. PF. McCornack
Eugene
Ore
Fort Leavennworth
Kaa
Condon C. McCornack
Karl Whitney
Hotel
Sorrento
Portland
Wallace G. Collins
Phillips Morrison
Washington
Arma
Trains Return In Evening Gowns At New York Gala
New York society noted trains in gowns at a party in the Ambassador Hotel. Modistes wonder if trains are back in fashion as gowns feature hollowed tops, cape shapes, seamless drapings, and wings of black lace with metallic tones. artificial flowers appear worn in belts, along trains, and as decorative accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue
New York
Fifth Avenue
Paria
No Double Wedding Foiled by Age Rule in Washington
In Vancouver Washington on September 26 a planned double wedding was halted when county auditor confirmed Lydia Christine Pratt 16 years old was to marry David Erskine. Her grandparents Roscoe B. Smith 69 and his spouse had remarried, while Lydia waited to reach the age of consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Lydia Christine Pratt
David Erskine
Roscoe B. Smith
Canadian Women Club Card Party and Social Notices
Seattle readers learn of a September 27 card party hosted by the Canadian Women’s Club at the Eastern Star rooms 4090 Arcadia, inviting members and friends for a 5 p.m. start and raffle prizes for best play. Other events include a fundraising whist for an overseas veteran at Pine Square hall and multiple meetings of local women’s groups with talks, lunches, and initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Women's University Club
Pine Square Hall
Olive
Westlake
Rooma
Social Service Department
Women's Century Club
Mra. W
Dance season opening announced with private lessons
The notice invites the general public and former patrons to the first dance of the season at a private venue on October 1. It offers private lessons in the latest dance variations from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at MISS BRIGHT, 1604 Fourth, Cer, Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Miss Bright
Cer
Pine
Divorce Granted in Late Evening Court Session
Mrs Amanda May Grant was granted a divorce from William Rus sell Grant at 10 p m Saturday after a special afternoon and evening hearing by Judge John Jurey. The couple clashed over alleged misbehavior including letters to Mrs York's husband and custody of two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda May Grant
William Russell Grant
John & Jurey
Seattle Grade Teachers club opens year at Broadway High
The Seattle Grade Teachers Club met September 19 at 2 15 pm in Broadway High School auditorium with Miss Myra L Snow presiding. Colia Hurley reported on Parent Teachers Association housing for teachers and WEA official spoke on its importance. A Beattie Principals' report proposed making school officials ex officio WEA members and a resolution to reduce armament was approved to send to congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Broadway High School
Myra L. Snow
Colia Hurley
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Maresh
W. FE. A
Dio Nchardson
Beattie Principals’ Association
W. Ea
Profesional Service Committee
Frederick's
Dear Minn Grey and the Awful Creatures Dialog
A quirky letter exchanges banter about cynicism and life among flawed people. A student-like voice critiques relationships and fate. The piece references bad behavior, moral consequences, and ends with a hydroplane definition and a Richmond coffin anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Grey
St. Peter
How is fumed oak finished and why not built in U S
N M Oak is fumed by liquid ammonia in a dark airtight room. A half pint of ammonia is used, cracks sealed, and the gas browns the tannic acid in the wood to a deep shade. The shade depth depends on ammonia quantity and exposure time. Clyde notes no U S facilities existed then for such work. a navy facility is being built of similar size and make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
N. M
United States
Clyde
Navy Aviation Service
Navy Department
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Mrs. Frazier
Mr. and
Raymond R. Frasier
Ned
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K. B. McAdams
Bankers’ Association
William E. Knox
York
Laurelhurst
F. A. Ernst
Mra. EB. A. A
Ernest L. Skeel
Eldridge
A. M. MacWhinnie
Arthur Quigley
Oscar
Birmingham
Ala
J. R. Krause
Cleveland
Los
David H
Darsie C. Bard
McIntosh
Butte, Mont
Catherine Armstrong
Oak Cal
Emory
C. O. Martin
H. FR
Women's Club
Alvah L. Carr
Everett Clark
Daniel B. Trefethen
Bhirney Parker
Ben L. Moore
Allison T. Wannakernd
Mathew
Lyle Spencer
W. E. Waldo
R. J. McCurdy
Tracey Griffin
Edgar N. Gott
Courtney Klopfenstein
Otto Wittner
R. G. King, Jr
Joseph Eegert
Ih. J. Fletcher
R. M. Dyer
John Wilson
Ira N. Gates
Charlies May
H. R. Hogaboom
E. ©. Grass
Kathryn Hoppe
Mattie Rose
W. F. Paddock
Wanamaker
George Swift
F. R. Underwood
Jennie R. Young
Franklin E. Willard
Debert H. Nickeon
BE. Frank Case
Mildred A. Allen
Florence Cottrell
William J. Earhart
Virgil K. Hangock
George H. Kahin
Harriet O. Luccock
Anna May Pelton
W. B. Rasmussen
Ruth Walker
Earl Jenner
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Committee
Sddovocls
J. G. Wirtner
John Alexander Duncan
William H. Lewis
the St. Paul
Elmer T. Foss
Mrs. Foss
Manila
Helen Igoe
Eugene Weat
Washington, D. C
The
City
John A. Campbell
Dorothy Campbell
Miss Campbell
Miss Spruce
Fred P. Meyer
Chicago
Lyle Staver Vincent
Col
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Blethen
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Frederick Hall White
Exnat
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Tdla Dutcher
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Mrs. Edwin
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Richard Vanderlas
Ellen Backland
Cleonlon Club
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Seattle Lodge
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Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Emma Lazarus
B'Nai P'Rith
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Circle of Mount Baker Park
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W. A. Major
Adelaide Woodard
Memorial Hospital
India
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Siem Chi
Mra. F. T. Merritt
Everett Ave
Boston St
Gymnastic Society Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gymnastic Society
Eighth Ave
Ballard High PT. A
Balard High
L. Bennett
Harriet Dorman
Gira
Mise Sylvia Adama
Giria
J. BE. McComb
Caleidh Club
Alfred J. Hodgnon
Yale Ave
W. BB. Martin
Hoatenn
King County
Quetta
J. A. Nelson
Grand Rapida
Mich
Elisabeth Wake
Vera Lodge
North Dakota
Clara Davia
Jeanie Berg
Alpha No. 1
Tacoma
Lalu M. Baker
Seattle Lodge No
Helen Lee
Aquila
White
Berry
King County Organization
Mary Veale
No. 1
Phoebe Geraldine
Mabel M. Peterson
No. 7
Jessie Moore
Emily M. Peters
Sadie Phillips
Bella Brooks
Har
Morris
Riet K. Cranney
Hazel Eldridge
Henrietta Siemon
Aquila Lodge No. 35
Billy
Richmond
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America
Buck’s Bungalow
M.a.gottstein Furniture CO
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Second Ave
Pike
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