The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-12-06
Locals

Charles e. Robin, clerk in the
agency department at Fort Simcoe,
was in the city Sunday.
Miss Florence Gordon came over
from Seattle Saturday night. and Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sloan.
David Longmire left yesterday at
ternoon for Tacoma on a brief trip,
and is expected back this afternoon.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles N. Bickle of Belma,
and Mrs. Mary f. Shade of North
Yakima.
Alex Miller will entertain the choir
Of st. Michael's church at his nome
on North Second street Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Lemon of Wapato,
who came up to spend Thanksgiving
with her father, Senator Lesh, will
return to her home today.
Mrs. Harry Rubridge, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Foster at SIS
South Second street, for the past
two weeks. returned to her home in
Tacoma Saturday afternoon.
The following delegation came up
from Zillah Sunday to attend the
mortal exercises by the Elks: Col.
A. c. Walker, e. ]. Jaeger, ]. c.
Beesom and e. Chenaur and wife.
Art NeedlewOrk.-Miss Damon Is
at the Yakima hotel and will remain
one week with art embroidery and
Xmas novelties. Latest New York
shirtwaist designs and linens. Les
sons free.
Mrs. M. L. MattersOn Is entertain
ing her father, J. P. Fonnespeck. of
Smithfield, Utah. whom she has not
seen In many years. The visit came
in the nature of pleasant surprise
to Mrs. Matterson.
Mrs. Virinda Longmire of Yelm
Prairie, Thurston county, after
three months' visit here with her
daughter, Mrs David Longmire. and
other relatives, returned to her home
yesterday afternoon.
VIM Nave of Walla Walla was in
the city yesterday. He stopped of
to see Sheriff Grant while enroute
home from visit in Seattle. He
was formerly Connected with the Of
flee OF the sheriff OF Walla Walla
county.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church will serve a wild duck din
ner in Wisconsin hall today noon
from IL o'clock until 1: 80 p. m. The
price OF the dinner will be 35c; ev-
erybody is invited to come and en-
Joy the "big feed"
Captain Robert Dunn, of Parker,
will leave here very soon for San
Diego, Calf, to spend the greater
part of the winter. He was in Cali
6ornia during last winter, and was
so delighted with the climate that
he will try it over again this year.
Mrs. r. M. Robinson has returned
to Seattle. where she resides on
Queen Anne hill, after a pleasant
visit here with her daughter. Mrs.
H. s. Irwin. of 202 South Fourth
Street. Mrs. Robinson came over on
Thanksgiving day to celebrate the
silver wedding anniversary of her
daughter, which occurred on that
day. and was celebrated in the even
ing with bountiful spread.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church gave the annual Xmas sale and
business mems lunch in Wisconsin hall
Tuesday, The lunch began at 1880 a.
m, and the business men filled the hall
between that hour and 1880. The
ladies of the Guild had charge of the
tables, while the girls of the Junior
Guild made attractive and efficient
mattresses. The ladies realized about
$50 on the lunch alone. There was a
candy, fancy work and an apron
booth. as well as number OF mis-
cellaneous booths In the evening the
hall was given over to the young folks.
The Junior division of the Guild, with
the aid of a number of the young men.
gave most tragic melodrama entitled
THE Gysy Brides" Mr.. Frank Shar-
key represented an old Gypsy man, and
his wife was represented by Miss Cora
Glover. The two Gypsy brides were
represented by Miss Charlotte Lum and
Miss jamie Snively. They both were
very stunning in costumes of red and
white. wearing many Egyptian orna-
ments. Alfred Burns took the part OF
,Hamid Shibaden. head of the Gypsy
tribe. He looked and acted the part
an way that brought tears to the eyes
of the auditors. The remainder OF the
cast. too. acted their parts splenddly
The girls in the chorus sang and acted
beautifully in the vari-colored Gypsy
costumes Between acts Miss Suzanne
Erwin played a violin solo, with Miss
Mary Erwin accompanying. The play
crowd returned home at IL o'clock, af-
ter having been well entertained
About $500 was realized from the sale
splay and lunch. altogether