The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-18
SOCIET Y
Conducted Ky
MISS MARJORIE MORAN.

Fraternal Tribunes to the number
of SO were initiated into the new
| lodge, the first in Washington,
which was organized Monday even
| ing. Organizer Allison was greatly
pleased with the prospects of the
lodge in this state. The first meeting
took place in Eagles hall on First
street. Following are the officers
who were elected and installed:
Chief tribune, A. E. Erickson; vice
chief tribune, Geo. Manning; secre-
/ tarv, d. H. Fry; treasurer, DR.. H. B
Pratt; sergeant at arms, H. !. Stew
enson; guard, E. Getchell sentinel,
A. Carson; trustees, C. Martin, F.
Oplistl, w. Davis.
| Organizer Allison states there is
no doubt the state headquarters for
the society will be established in this
lefty. He expects to remain in North
Yakima for some time and believes
that by January the lodge will grow
| to fully 200 members. The Fra
ternal Tribunes have a very strong
organization in the middle west and
in invading the state of Washington,
after looking over the territory
thoroughly, believed that North
Yakima was the strongest field in
the state
Organizer Allison states that there
is no place in Washington where
the members of lodges are more
loyal than they are here. The next
meeting of the Tribunes will take
place Monday night in Eagles hall,
when it is probable they will select
some permanent meeting place.
The chief social events of the
week are to be given in honor of
Miss Clara Whitson of Spokane, who
is the guest of Miss Jessie Snively,
and Miss Genevieve Wilson of Los
Angeles The latter is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Huntington Lom-
bard.
Mrs. Henry Huntington Lombard,
Mrs. Edward West and Mrs. Henry
]. Snively have issued invitations for
a dance to be given Thursday even.
ing at Tieton hall in honor of Miss
Wilson, Miss Snively and her guest,
Miss Whitson.
On Monday afternoon Miss Jessie
Snively entertained informally in
honor of Miss Whitson and Miss
Wilson
Miss Gladys Traves Gamble,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas Gamble, and Mr.. William
Wellington Smith were married at
the home Of the brides parents at
1890 O'Clock Monday morning. Only
relatives and close friends were pres
emit The ceremony was performed
under large white wedding bell
which hung from the arch in the
drawing room. Rev. F. L. Hayden
performed the ceremony, using the
beautiful Episcopal ring service Mrs.
Edward j. Bryant. accompanied by
Miss Kaufman, furnished a vocal Sc
lection as the bridal party took it's
place. An elaborate wedding break
fast was served after the ceremony.
The bride wore white silk princess
gown and carried white roses. She
was accompanied by her sisters, the
Misses Nellie and Lyle Gamble. The
party was escorted to the train, leav-
ing for New York and other east
ern points. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
be at home to their friends at 6O2
North Naches avenue.
John j. Cameron, a we'll known
young rancher and business man of
the Upper Wenas, was married in this
city Monday noon at the Christian
church parsonage to Miss Alma
Backer, Rev. NJ. l.. Rose officiating.
Only a few intimate friends of the
young couple were present. After
the ceremony the bridal pair board
ed the delayed No. and left for the
sound on a honeymoon trip. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Backer of the Upper Wenas.
and was formerly resident of this