The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-05-20
SOCIET Y
Conducted By
MlEJORiE MORAN.

Miss Mary and Miss Jean Gamer
on entertained charmingly Friday al
ternoon at their home in the Mckee.
Masses Of Persian ilacs and purp'e
iriscs make the rooms very attrac-
tive. The tables were used for whis.
The first prize, sterling silver tape
measure. was awarded to Mrs w w.
Gamble and the consolation desk
of Congress playing cards went TO
Mrs. ". A. Scott Mrs sam Cam
eron Miss Nan scudder and Miss
Alice Scudder assisted the hostesses.
The Royal Neighbor Aid sociey
met Friday afternoon With Mrs
Adams, on North Third street The
ladies spent the afternoon sewing.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted 81 Mrs. Badger.
The aid vii meet again in two weeks
at a place not yet determined.
Complimentary to Miss Kathryn
Muller. whose engagement to Mr..
Joseph Steiner has recently been an
nounced. Mrs John u. Clemmer en-
tertained Thursday evening There
were about 40 guests present who
presented Miss Muller with numer-
Gus beautiful and useful gifts An
artistic effect in red and white made
the rooms very attractive The
guests were required to express their
idea of "What Your Future Husband
Should Be-" The papers We're mn
usually clever and the judges. Mrs
Barber and Mrs. Shardlow awarded
the first prize. gold hatpin, to Miss
Clara Cotton, and the second prize
gold collar pins. to Miss De War.
There was short musical program.
and Miss Scott entertained the guests
by telling fortunes with cards Mrs
Clemmer was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs Barber and Mrs
Shardlow
\ very pleasant evening was spent
by party of young friends at sur
prise given in honor of Frank Rich /
ards in Fruitvale Friday evening
The evening was spent in playing
games and several musical selections
We're given. Later dainty refresh
men;s were served Those present
were: Jessie Smelling. Iva Nelson.
Verna Carey. Geneva Hatfield. Neya
Benham. Elva Carey. Dora Wander,
Aarde and Frank Richards, Earl
Waugh, Perry Jefery. Harold Jones,
Lyman Bunting Edward Parker.
Herman Wander Aarde
The newly organized central com
mittee of the Young Peoples Christ
ian League Of North Yakima met
Monday evening al the home OF Miss
Otta Smelling, 100 North Eighth
street and elected officers as follows:
President, f. ]. Lewis Of b. Y. P. u;
vice president, Miss Amy Mook Of
Presbyterian Christian Endeayor So
ciety; secretary. Miss Alice Knerf of
Christian Endeavor
society: treasurer, H. s Turner Of
Epworth leagu. Plans were dis
eussed for the work of this league and
two committees appointe. one COM
mttee TO plan for a young peoples
rally to be held in the near future and
the other committee TO draw UP bE-
laws.
This league means much for the
members Of the various young peo-
pies societies Of the city in the way
OF acquaintance and help in their
work
The central committee will meet
again next Monday evening at the
home of Miss Amy Nook, els North
Second street. at s O'Clock sharp,
when further plans for the league
will be discussed
The choir of the First Methodist
church was banqueted Monday even
ing at the parsonage by the Ladies
Aid society The members OF the
church thought that some show OF APP
probation should be made for the eff
ficient services of the choir and they
chose this delightful mode OF enter
tainment. The guests were seated at
three most attractively decorated
tables. White lotus and snowballs
were used for centerpieces. Or.
Charles Keller was the toas, master
of the evening The five course
menu was served by the following
ladies': Miss Bernice Babcock, Miss
Florence Miller, Miss Mary Druse,
Miss Emma Burhmaster, Miss Buhr-
master, Miss Janette Jones, Miss Ida