Social events fill Seattle week with dinners and teas
Alexander M. Wetr Brill and Mrs Wetherill host a four cover dinner Thursday evening before a dance. Mrs H J Fetter plans luncheon for twelve. Miss Wright and Miss Mar Wright visit from Boston with informal luncheon Thursday. Mrs J C Bowles hosts luncheon for twelve on Thursday afternoon. Informal tea for guests planned by Mrs Joseph Tyler. Birthday party for a young girl with twenty guests. An informal party at Fort Law with Maj Harvard Moore, Capt Frederick Milner and others. Maurice Murphy hosts a swimming party at Crystal Pool Saturday morning. Betty Lloyd entertained by Mr and Mrs Clyde Morris for a dramatic reader visit. Mrs George F E Morford hosts a bridge tea. An informal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs B L Gates Saturday. Engagement announced between Miss Kath Collins and Mr Myron R Clinton in Tacoma. Capitol Hill Guild Orthopedic hospital program includes singers and pianists. Hatasu club annual ball at Seattle Tennis club with patrons listed.
Little Girl Nips Tong War in Bud
In Portland two gunmen, George Chin and Al Git, are jailed after a 1 year old girl named Moe frightened them away. The child saw the men enter the Chinese restaurant, alerted authorities, and led police to the scene where both admitted carrying loaded revolvers. The incident ended the tong war, police say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Portland
George Chin
al- Git
Portland
Moe
Clubs and social group meetings listed for Wednesday
A column of club notices details Wednesday gatherings across Reading Circle Women’s University groups Rainier Noble Auxiliary and Allah Social Club hostesses and times Lorraine Social Club at Masonic Temple 2 p.m. Progressive Thought Study Club at 1 30 p.m. Ladies' Aid luncheon 1 2 p.m. Chapin Study Club at YWCA lecture room. Queen City Council dance 9 p.m. at Odd Fellows Temple. Grotto Club 2 p.m. Aquila Lodge whist party 9 p.m. Wisconsin Goldenrod Luncheon 12 30 p.m. E Re Nata music study 2 p.m. G A R Sewing Circle 12 30 p.m. Special club events at Geneva Hotel and homes September 28 29 and a new orthopedic guild Frink Park Leschi Park Guild organized with 18 residents at Hyland home. Union Dames Civil War chicken dinner announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Goldenrod Club
E. B. Russell
C. B. Raymaker
N. List St
New Orthopedic Guild
Frink
Locals in and out of town on various summer to fall moves
Personal notes list residents departing summer homes for city apartments and towns. Mr and Mrs Keith G Fisken move to their town apartment Wednesday. Several others relocate from Port Madison Spokane and Vancouver areas while visiting relatives and enjoying short trips or trips to universities and farms.
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Keith G. Fisken
Town
Edward Cunningham
Port Madison
Mount Baker Park
Who Were Famous Women of Statewide Speak Everybody
Washington Star reports the Woman's National Foundation plans a Washington DC hall of remembrance with a state column for renowned women. Living figures are excluded. nominations from clubs, teachers, students and historians are invited with brief bios and reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Foundation
Washington
Camp Fire Girls Plan Autumn Reunion and Activities
Campfire Girls schedule a reunion for October 1 with rain plans at Col lin's playfield or Camp Fire headquarters. They announce a Halloween weekend trip to Camp Sealth, guardian training, and a new storytelling club. Subscriptions to The Torch begin November, with magazine details and guardianship news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Headquarters
Mt. Baker
Seward Park
Collin's
Camp Sealth
Camp Fire Girls
Statls
Laundry Owners of Calif Pass Thru to National Meet in Cleveland
Twenty five California laundry owners arrived in Seattle en route to Cleveland for the National Laundry association meeting set for October 7-8. They will entertain with card parties at Veterans' Hall Armory with events at 2:15 and 8:30 after a Friday arrival. Luther League plans a trans Pacific cruise progressive party starting at Miss Nordahl's home at 807 34th North on Friday night.
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California
Seattle
Cleveland
Ohio
National Laundry Association
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Luther League
Luther League of Holy Trinity
Mrs Max West Visits To Advise On Child Welfare
Mrs Max West a United States children bureau expert and mother of five answers Northwest mothers questions on child welfare. She eschews medical or difficult feeding advice and focuses on healthy normal children with responses in a twice weekly column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
United States Children’s Bureau
Northwest
Addrees
Mia
Ny Mks
Campfire Groups Report Busy Week of Activities
Marie Griffin treasurer and Dot Cramer scribe led a candy sale near West Queen Anne school to fund each group again. Wehco Bluebirds and Tatapochon Campfire members held ceremonies and elected Virginia Leckley as vice president with plans for an entertainment to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehco Bluebirds
West Queen Anne School
Virginia Leckley
Answers to Short Questions From Cynthia Grey
A collection of brief Q and A on topics from naval history to ghost communication and theatre. The Cyclops was stricken from the navy list on June 14, 1918, with the mystery of its disappearance unsolved. scientific opinion largely doubts communication with the dead. The Hippodrome in New York is the largest theatre in the U S with seating over 5 000. Names meanings vary by authority. Agnes means chaste, Kathleen means noble, Rowena means peace, and Kenneth is a chief. Pope wrote on learning in An Essay on Criticism. To prevent bureau drawers from sticking, rub with yellow soap and lube the slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
U. S
Navy
Navy Department
United States
Hippodrome
New York
Agnes
Amy
Beatrice
Clara
Ethel
Kathleen
Mabel
Pauline
Rowena
Kenneth
Blessed
Ilustrious
Ethel Noble
Kathleen—tittle Darling
My Fair Maid
Pauline Little
Peace
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Seattle Society
Colonel
Mrs. Wetherill
Mrs. Fetter
Alexander M. Wetr
Brill
Vs. Fetter
H. J. Fetter
Ge. Bowles
J. C. Bowles
Bridge
Charlies Oudin
Missie Oudin
Spokane
Joseph Tyler
Harry Shaw
Peggy
Harvard Moore
U.S. A
Moore
Frederick Mil Wn
Ing
John F. Murphy
Maurice
Crystal Pool
Rainier
Home
Clyde Morris
Betty Lloyd
Minne
George FE. Morford
W. MacBriar
F. W. Keen
Mrs. B. L. Gates
Kather. Collins
L H. Collins
San Bernardino
Myron R. Clinton
F. T. Clinton
Tacoma
Lewis
Capitol Hill
Orthopedic Hospital
Esther van Valey
Paul McCool
Liszt
Chopin
John W. Roberta
Hatasu Club
Seat- Tennis Club
Clark J. Munger
B. Roost
Eva Peterson
Allen H. Gattis
D. W.west
Paul Schubert
George R. Conley
N. A. Larson
Johnstone
Prank Donley
Lowell Vernon Grant
H. C. Grant
James & Merrihew
Drama Reading Circle
Women's University Club
Rainier Noble Auxiliary
American Legion
F. W. Hargraves
10Th Ave. N. E
Allah Social Club
R. R. Pherren
Second Ave
N. E
Leah Norman
Martha Barber
Edna Phillips
Lorraine
Lorraine Social Club
Masonic Temple
Progressive Thought
B. F. Pearce
W. Garfield
Linden Apts
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Mary Hegstrum
W. Thompson
A. Walker
Frank Hauser
Ida Weis
Chapin Study Club
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Association
Queen City Council
Security Benefit Association
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Ladies’ Grotto Club
Federated Club
Aquila Lodge
Aquila Lodge No
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Madison St
Robert Arann
60Th Ave
Mra
A. H. Fischer
G. A. R. Sewing Circle
G. A. R. Home Sewing Circle
Minnie Bestman
N’ 66Th
Phinney
N. 55Th St
John B. Allen School
Women's Civic Club
Fannie Leake Cummings
Geneva
Marion Et
Manus Dramatus Club
Glen C. Hill
13Th Ave. N
R. W. Taylor
Fort Riley
Kansas
Inlaw
Maj
Victor Vaughn Taylor
Taylor
Mary E. Roesing
H. A. Kyer
Chicago
William H. McEwan
Corn Club
William Warder
George H. Leghorn
John D. Farrel
Helen Farrell
Vancouver
B. C
J. L. Mohindra
J. A. Coleman
Mercer Inland
John Collins
Catherine Collins
Walter McFinan Tomkina
Bruce Elmore
Victoria
Bruce, Jr
Bert Farrar
A. S. Bouffieur
Keith L. Bullitt
Big Pour Inn
William Eris
San Francisco
Edris
David Edward Skinner
8. V. R. Hooker
Henry Broderick
North Dakota
Leslie A. Mull
Los Angeles
Mrs. J. H. Fox
James Hamilton
F. 8. Stimson
Marn Ae
Montclair, N. J
Dr. H. M. Stryker
East
Charles Oudin
Marie Oudin
George H. Card, Jr
Denver
George T. Myers
Stanford University
Star Staff
State of Washington
Woman's National Foundation
George Barnett
Campfire Girls
Hallowe'en
Pier 4
Sealth
Eben Bringlee
Flora McCleary
Gladys Smith
Port Townsend Hospital
Aileen Kinnane
Gertrude Dofsen
Emily Pratt
Camp Kiloqua
Martha Hervin
Mary Wright
Helen Saunderson
Jessie Wainey
Donna Coffin
Onoway
Helen Wallace
Bellevue
Iola
Mildred Pierce
Anita Pinkham
FE. J. Brandt
Pahata
Peasy Hazzard
Mra Hazzard
Pegry
Weeato Campfire
Eisie Hansen
de Ette Devers
Matinee
Cherry
Edi
Canton
2Nd Ave
Madison
Spring
Rialto Bldg
Laundry Owners of
Calif
Marie Griffin
Treas
Dot Cramer
Scribe
Priscilla Treat
Litahni
Gertrude Flood
Helen Williams
Nellie Harvey
Lola Pendleton
Francia Collina
Ruth Skagford
Kimonhons
Fauptieroy Beach
Inter
Alice Rockwitz
Margaret Joslin
Margaret Latimer
Eggs Caldwell
Libby Downing
Kowatahoma
Diadama Woodin
Cynthia Grey
Oliver Lodge
Sir Conan Doyle
Ant
Alexander Pope
Bereau
Second Avenue
Corner Spring
Rialto Block
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