The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-17
SOCIETY
Mafjoric Moran

4 delightful Kensington was given
Saturday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Alexander Miller by the
young ladies of st. Michael's Guild
The affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Harvey Fry and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Illvanie. Decorations of pink roses
and pink peonies made the rooms
very attractive. The afternoon was
devoted to needlework and discussing
the plans for the presentation of the
oratorio Elijah next Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served by
Miss Maria Diteman and Miss Susie
Boyle. Mrs. Fry and Miss McIllvanie
were presented with hand-painted
nut bowls and St. Margaret Guild
souvenir spoons. The guests in
cluded Miss Maria Diteman, Miss
Bertha Getsch, Miss Lola Lowther,
Miss Lucy Scudder Miss Bessie Scud-
der, Miss Claribel Van Vliet, Miss
Marion Van Horn. Miss Elizabeth
Osborn, Miss Minnie Larson, Miss
Susie Boyle, Mrs. L. c. Campbell,
Miss McIllvanie, Mrs. Harvey Fry.
The primary graduating class of
the Methodist Sunday school was
given a pleasant picnic party Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
vineta Miller. The hostesses, Miss
Miller and Miss Jessie Hill, are the
class teachers. Games were played
on the lawn and a delicious picnic
lunch was served. There we're about
20 children present. The class will
receive their diplomas today at the
Children's Day exercises.
Mrs. Adelbert E. Larson was the
hostess Saturday afternoon of the
second of the series of charming card
parties to be given at her home on
Yakima Heights. The scheme Of dec
Grafton as carried out in the various
rooms was most effective. Yellow
and red peoples were used in the hall,
Marguerites in the dining room and
pink roses made the drawing room
red. The door was opened by Miss
Marion Cameron. Progressive five
hundred was played at IL tables.
Mrs. A. P. Hartshorn sang two de-
lightful numbers during the after
noon. Mrs. Marquis w. Philips was
successful in drawing for the first
prize and received a daintily bound
copy of the California story IRA
mona The second prize. Cali
fornia scene prettily framed, was
won by Mrs. Frank Horsley. Mrs.
Fred Parker won the general prize. a
California souvenir spoon. Miss
Florence Mcfarland was successful in
drawing for the assistants prize and
received a handsome California SOU
venir fork. The score cards were
post cards of California scenes. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. l..
Hughes. Mrs. Vestal Snyder. Mrs.
Murray B. Miles, Mrs. George DON
aid and Miss Florence Mcfarland.
Friday morning at the home OF
Father Sweens, Joseph Steiner Of this
city and Miss Catherine Mueller Of
North Yakima were united in mar
riage. Rev. Father Sweens performed
the ceremony, which was attended by
relatives and a few friends of the
parties. Mr.. Steiner Is popular
young business man of this city and
is we'll known throughout the state.
having come here from North Yakima
where he was in business. He Is now
manager of the Antlers hotel of this
city, owned by his father. Theodore
Steiner, and one of the largest and
best-kept hotels in the state. Miss
Mueller is we'll known in this city.
For the past several years she has
been residing in North Yakima,
where also she has a host of friends.
The happy couple left this morning
for trip to the sound. Upon their
return they will reside here.-Ellens-
burg Looalizer.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the Pentecostal church of the
Nazarene Tuesday evening at $3.50
O'Clock. when Mr.. Gustave Wach-
smith and Miss Clara B. Summers
were united In marriage by Rev. J.
B. Creighton. The church was
daintily festooned in crepe. roses and
carnations. and with the bride carry
ing the bridal roses the colors blend
ed in the lamp light prettily. Miss