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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1919

Page

11

Seattle Social News Highlights From Local Club Scenes

A busy schedule features Mrs. Bouffleur hosting at home with 12 guests, a dozen social teas, and bridge luncheons. Honors for Mrs. Otis Floyd Lam and Dr Lamson include East-bound travels and showers. Wedding and engagement notices pepper the page alongside fashion notes, school outfits, and upcoming theater events at the Sorrento. The Overseas club gears for a relief-dance night, while Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Kappa Epsilon host student dances.

Local residents plan travels and visits across the region

Personal notes record many departures and visits. Mra Lawrence Bogle and daughter Frances Jane depart for Piedmont California to visit her mother with sister Mrs Sheriff Harlay accompanying them. Miss Adisa Lou Powell leaves for Smith College. Dr Livingstone returns from service and travels. Families plan winters in Arizona and visits to Seattle, Bremerton, Portland, and Vancouver with several students entering university and doctors attending conferences.

Mra Lawrence Bogle Frances Jane Piedmont Cal W. E. Ammen Sheriff Harclay Mias Sara Livingstone Centralia Mra David Livingstone Dr. Livingstone

Dear Miss Grey Freeing Opinions on Womanly Conduct

A reader asks if a married woman may flirt with strangers and attend secret dinners while another seeks gift ideas for her father and guidance on eleventh wedding anniversary customs. Alice advises thoughtful, clear print gifts for fathers and notes traditional views on conduct and femininity.

Misa Grey Tom Harry Alice Miss Grey

Boldt’s Try Separates From Uptown Crew

In Uptown at 913 second street a move labeled Boldt’s attempt sparked a local dispute. City officials report mixed reactions to the bold plan as residents weigh risks and opportunities for the downtown area.

Confessions of a Bride in a Narrow Midnight Moment

A worried wife waits for news from detectives about her husband Bob as tension rises. She wrestles with trust and fear, recalling a Bible verse about a lover in the valley of Sorek while Bob hides behind a mysterious white handkerchief. The scene ends with her whispering a cryptic line and him reacting with shock.

Hob Babs Deb Valley of Sorek Daddy Bob Borek Rob

Time Thief Arrest Ends in Jail for Mrs Simmons

Mrs. George Simmons, 37, colored, jailed after a dispute with J A Johnson who reported losing 200 dollars, and a search found 200 hidden in Simmons shoe. Sergt William Steen intervened near Union street and Madison avenue to stop the incident. Johnson identified the woman who asked the time and then fled with money.

George Simmons J. A. Johnson Eighth Ave Union St William Steen Sixth Ave Madison

Russell to Direct Singing at Service

Long service directed by Francis A. Russell will be held at United States Shipping Board Training station in West Seattle Sunday. Chaplain Maurice J. Bywater will preach on Growth. No Man Can Serve Two Masters will be his subject at St John’s West Seattle church. First Spiritual church will hear Rev Edward K. Earle on The Continuity of Life Sunday evening. Rev Emma Lapworth will speak on Churchyard Ghosts at the Progressive Spiritual society meeting in Carpenters' hall at 3 p.m.

Francis A. Russell United States Shipping Board West Seattle Maurice J. Bywater St. John’s West Seattle First Spiritual Church Edward K. Earle Emma Lapworth Progressive Spiritual Society Carpenters’ Hall

Edison in Splendid Health Drives Long Lab Hours

Thomas A Edison, inventor, is reported in excellent health and working many hours daily in his Orange New Jersey laboratory. William Maxwell, vice president of the Edison Company, says Edison is improving and active, while staying at the New Washington hotel.

Thomas A. Edison William Maxwell Thomas A. Edison Co Orange N. J New Washington Hotel

Tyee Tribe Vaudeville Show At Carpenters Hall

Imperial Order of Red Men Tyee Tribe No 67 will present a vaudeville show and dance at Carpenters hall 1620 Fourth Ave Monday at 8 p m. Public invited for the event with community entertainment.

Imperial Order of Red Men Carpenters’ Hall Fourth Ave

Rockefeller Gives $20 Million for Medical Education

John D. Rockefeller announced a new gift of 20 million dollars to the General Education Board, aiding medical education in the United States. His total gifts to the board now climb to about 300 million dollars.

New York John D. Rockefeller General Education Board United States

Seattle Silk Market Aim Proposed by Shanghai Expert

Rh V Dent of Shanghai, stopping at the Frye hotel, urges making Seattle a great Chinese silk market to avert the trouble of shipping silk across the nation and back. He argues the local market would centralize trade and reduce transit delays.

Seattle Rh. V. Dent Shanghai Frye Hotel

Bolshevism’s Early Shadow Across the Elusive World

A clipped historical note recalls Bolshevism unsettled the educated world as far back as 73 B C, indicating long intellectual tension with revolutionary ideas and their global reach in antiquity.

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