The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-28

ond street last night in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Prior. Refresh
ments were served, and Miss Prior
was presented with beautiful chat
ing dish.
s. L. GREGG, an enthusiast on the
motor cycle question, arrived in the
city yesterday from San Jose, Calf.
He says the entire state of Califor.
MIA has been organized into motor
cycle clubs, and the result Is an as
ISOLATION which has done much to-
ward the improvement of the roads
in that state.
The Knights of Columbus are be-
IJginning to make preparations for
the state conclave, which will be held
in this city some time during the
month of May. One of the many
interesting features will be the
initiation of a large class into the
mysteries of the order, after which
grand banquet will be given.
The colored Baptists met Thurs
day night and concluded that they
would begin to arrange for buying
lot and building. a church as soon
as possible on South Second street.
selected: Sister J. L. Russell, Sister
C. Robson, Sister c. w. Branor,
Brother C. w. Branor, Missionary o.
Stallsworth.
Mrs. e. Carmichael and sister,
Mrs. Bell returned riday from
their trip to New Zealand, their old
home, from which they had been alb
sent for over twenty years. They
enjoyed their visit immensely, al
though they found a great change in
the country. They were accompanied
by their sister, Miss Cochrane, who
will visit for a time with her sisters.
The marriage ceremony of Milton
Morton of Yakima and Miss Anna
Wade of Sowerby Bridge, England,
was performed at the home Of e. E..
Knowles, sos North First street at
p. m. Saturday by Rev. Morton
L. Rose. pastor of the First Christian
church. The bride arrived from Eng
land yesterday afternoon. A splen-
did wedding supper was served and
the harp couple will be at home to
their friends at 514 North Seventh
street after the 25th Of March.
Mrs. D. l.. Stone and daughter,
Mrs. M. E. Stone, left Saturday after
noon for Mage, Ore, having been
summoned to the bedside O. Mrs.
stones daughter, Mrs. Matte David
son. Word was received M ay OF
the death of Mrs. Davidso-. and It
Is feared hat her mother was not
AO.o :. .sats Mayer n tine to be
with her during tine as, no .a-nts of
her life. Mrs. Davidson wss .ne slc-
tim of tuberculosis. She was the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. l.. Stone of this city. and was quite
well known here, where she had Wis
tied her parents on several occas-
ions, at whish times she .ade num-
Der OF friends, all of whom will SYM
pathize with the sorrowing parents
and family in their alflic..
The w. R. c. is the first organi-
of raising funds toward the new Y.
NJ. c. A. building in hand. The la
dies have decided to do their part
toward the building. and will on the
oath of this month at Odd Fellows
hall, give one of their most delecta-
BILE dinners. The ladies are noted
for the excellence Of the meals they
serve, and the public is assured that
they will get their moneys worth
on this occasion. The price Of the
dinner will be but Csc. Help swell
the building fund Of the Y. M. G. A..
by patronizing the ladies of the w.
R. G.
The ladies of the Twentieth Cen
turly club held their annual meeting
yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. J..
Rand on South Natchez avenue, with
10 members present. The study for
the meeting was of/the French art
lists, and each member was permitted
to bring a guest, and the president
of the other women's clubs were the
guests of honor. The decorations
were red carnations and asparagus
ferns. A dainty luncheon was served
and a pleasing program given, as
follows: Solo. Mrs. F. d. Clemmer:
characteristics of French Artists. .
Mrs. A. E. Larson: vocal solo, Mrs.
E. ]. Wyman; oral sketch. Mrs. w.
T. Stewart; oral sketch of Dow. Mrs.
Frank Horsley: French Song of the
Fifteenth Century. Mrs. r. p. Stew
art: oral sketch of Corot. Mrs. c. ].
Dill; vocal duet. Mrs. VIM. Scott and
Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald. The souvenirs
were sketches of French art. The
ladies who served were Mrs. Blank
err, Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Mcdonald.
L. N. Hilton of Granger visited in
Yakima Sunday.
Mrs. Christie Of Mabton was in
Yakima over Sunday.