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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

11

Seattle society outlines October pro am and club events

The Seattle society notes October activities for the Sunset Club and Women’s University Club. Plans include a Friday bridge tea at 1211 22nd Ave and a Saturday club meeting with a buffet lunch, plus a range of programs from lectures to dances and a grand opening party in December.

Wellesley Club Bers Wil Women's University

Tea Will Honor Miss Lennon

To honor Ruth Lennon who announced her engagement to Ensign John Marshall Campbell USN a tea is planned at Miss Rachel Niblock’s home on Wednesday afternoon October 4 from 4 to 6 oclock The program features Miss Vernita Swezen Miss Ruth Bamford Miss Lurline Brown and Miss Alice Nettleton of Tacoma with helpers Miss Dorothy Watson Grace Epperson Elizabeth Lea and Ruth and Katherine Niblock

Ruth Lennon John Marshall Campbell Rachel Niblock Trna Vernita Swezen Ruth Bamford Lurline Brown Alice Nettleton Tacoma Dorothy Watson Grace Epperson Elizabeth Lea Ruth Katherine Niblock

Personal notices of residents moving and traveling

Several Seattle area residents announce moves for the coming winter or travels abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Willard Stimson plan to arrive from the Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Clark depart for Honolulu for six weeks. Miss Mariel K. Tanzer sails to Los Angeles to join her mother. others relocate to Hunt's Point, Arcadia, Queen Anne Hill, or Broadmore. Some visit or plan motor trips to California and Oregon.

Mrs Charlies Willard Stimson the Highlands Lester J. Clark William Leonard Eaton Honolulu

Calendar notes for Seattle public library reception and tea shop hosts

The Seattle public library invites new Seattle public school teachers to an informal reception on Saturday afternoon October 7 in the teachers room on the library top floor at Fourth and Madison. The Orthopedic Tea Shop schedule lists weekday hostesses and streets with Monday assistants and Saturday Seahurst auxiliary.

The Seattle Public Library Seattle Public Schoola Fourth Madison

Honors for Two Brides Elect and Social Events

Miss Gladys Epperson hosts a tea next Wednesday honoring brides elect Miss Vernita Swezen and Miss Ruth Lennon. Miss Roselyn Dunaway wed Mr. Arthur T. Hanson on September 22 at First Presbyterian Church. The Hansons will live in Everett after November 1. The Yacht Club hosts the bi monthly winter season dinner dance for members and guests on October 7. Mrs. J K Bradford hosts bridge tea for her aunt Mrs M G de Wolfe of Los Angeles. Chi Omega alumnae luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fred Guenther at 1176 S Newton Ave on October 6 at 12 o clock.

Sun# club H. C. Wortman William Hunter McEwan Alexander B. Stewart Ction H. Baxter Robert P Ruggles Frederick Bentley Adelaide Nickels Hall White Gladys Epperson Vernita Swezen Ruth ‘Lennon Miss Dunaway Roselyn Dunaway Arthur T. Hanson M. A. Matthews First Presbyterian Church A. C. Christenson Elbert Morhous Hanson Everett Yacht Club J. K. Bradford Mra. M. G. de Wolfe Los Angeles Chi Omega Chi Omega Sorority Mra Fred Guenther S. Newton Woman's Century Club Washington Mra. F. C. Rerendes 16Th Ave. N Alan H. Jones Mra. A. A Singer Singer Accisting Hostesses. the Program Will Consist of “Museum Ideals,” By Mre Katherine Taker Mra. K Ingraham Evenue W. C. Woodward 17Th Ave Curtie P. Willlama University of Washington Mre Ida C. Hatcher Ith Ave H. A. Schroeder Madrona Pl. II Aasseting V. D. Maddocks F. C. Berendes Mra. KR J. Huston Roll Call Mozart J. B. Hill Schubert Club H. J. Hern Bixth Ave. W Aspasia Club

League for Peace and Freedom Meeting Plans Peace Dances

The newly formed state branch of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom holds a meeting at 7 pm in the old Cornish school building 905 E Pine for talks by men and women. Plans include chaperoned peace dances for youth and classes on economic causes of war. Dr Mary Coffman will preside.

League For Peace and Freedom Friends Women's International League For Peace and Freedom Cornish E. Pine League Mary Coffman First Congressional District The

Ravenna Chapter 189 Dance at Little’s Hall October 7

Ravenna Chapter No 189 O B M should present a dance at Little’s hall located at 45th and University Way on Saturday October 7. Music promises good.

Ravenna Little's Hall University Way

West Seattle Maccabees Meet October 4 at Carpenter's Hall

West Seattle Review No. 51 notes Maccabees group West Seattle District will meet at Carpenter's Hall 4441 California Ave Wednesday October 4 at 8 p m Sharp. Members urged to attend.

West Seattle Review W. RB. A The Maccabees Carpenter's Hall California Ave

Women's Tuesday Club Meets October 3 With Mia Haggett

The Women s Tuesday club will meet on Tuesday October 3 at 12 20 with Mia A Haggett at 4716 16th Ave N FB.

Mia. A Haggett 16Th Ave Federated Club Women's Lyric Choral Club

Ladies' Literary and Musical Club Meets at Mrs Blettz Home

The Ladies' Literary and Musical club will meet at the home of Mrs J J Blettz at 316 Florentia Avenue on Friday October 6 at 2 40 p.m.

Ladies Mra. J. J. Blettz Florentia North End Flower Club Meves Fourth Ave Pine F. Pomroy Thomas Hovey Ballard

Minnewatha Club Dance At Chris tensen's Broadway Hall

The Minnewatha club plans a regular dance at Chris Tensen's Broadway hall located at Broadway and Madison Street on Saturday evening September 30.

Minnewatha Club Christensen Broadway Hall Broadway Madison St

Greenwood district card party at 6824 Phinney Avenue

Greenwood district will entertain at the home of Mrs Anna Young 6824 Phinney Ave Tuesday October 4 at 2 pm. Cards hosted by Mrs Cora Tatley and Mrs Jensie Chipman with Mrs Eastern Stara and friends invited.

Greenwood O. BE O. BH Anna Young Phinney Ave Mra Cora Tatley Jensie Chipman Heastern Stara

Seattle Women's Clubs Touch October Events and Plans

A long list of fall meetings and activities across Seattle women's groups is given. Chapters of the Women’s Clubs, Philomus and Prairie Rose, plus the Daughters of Washington Pioneers, Besant Theosophical lodge and Canadian, Queen Anne, and North End clubs schedule gatherings, lectures, meals, and programs for October 2 to 10.

Benefit Concert October 4 at Pleasant Valley church

A benefit concert at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday October 4 at 8 pm funds the church standing fund. The program features organ overtures, vocal solos, piano and harp pieces, with artists including Irene Hampton Thrane and Alfred Green, conducted by Dr. M. A. Matthews and Mrs. Drury Adames. Proceeds go to church causes. The Seattle Audubon Society also plans a tideflat walk on October 1 at 11 am meeting at Spokane Street and Marginal Way to observe migratory birds, led by Mrs. Schuler, with transit via Fauntleroy West Seattle or Alki.

Pieasant Valley Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Tanding Fund Crest Seed M. A. Matthews Capriceto Irene Hampton- Thrane Credo Veratib Keamer Alfred Green Blotee Clyde Boprans der Wanderer Seubert Les Owen A'Ifdahan Waere Mra Drury K Ruth bAnrud Audubon Society Seattle Audubon Society Spokane

Campfire News and Training Courses at Lohequa

Training for Campfire and Firefly leaders begins at Lohequa with the Campfire course starting October 26 and the Firefly course starting November 3 both running eight weeks. Afternoons and evenings options, $1 registration, space limited, sign up now.

Lohequa Register

Dr Loughney's Bake Oven Promises Wreck Prevention Aid

Railroad engineer J A Cassell recalls hauling Seattle’s first out of town train on wooden rails in 1879. He endorses Dr Loughney’s Bake Oven treatment as a cure for chronic illnesses and claims it restored his health, allowing him to return to duty and describe his improvement in detail. He urges others to seek the doctor. The advertisement promotes a free book and lists office hours and contact information.

J. A. Cassell Cassell Seattle Mr. Cassell Pacific Co Loughney Bellevue Pine Ansonia Apts Wash Dr. Loughney Dietition Fifth and Union Ceary Emlye Vhone Main

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