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

presents from their many friends.
The crowd left at 1916. Those pres
ent at the home of the bride were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Wachsmith,
bride and groom: Miss Iney Creigh-
ton. bridesmaid; Mr.. V. w. Auglin,
bestman; Mr.. S. o. Summers, father
of bride; Mrs. Jennie Summers,
mother of the bride; VIM. Summers,
brother of the bride; Marion, Mar
tina and Blanche Summers. sisters of
the bride; August Wachsmith, father
of the groom; Richard Wachsmith,
brother of the groom; Mrs. Effie E.
Perry. Miss Vera Curl, Miss Bertha
johnson. Miss Rubie Creighton, Miss
Maggie Ryan, Miss Jessie l.. Smith,
Miss Opal Creighton, Miss Adeline
Fash, Miss Flossie Schoolcraft. Miss
Clara MUSCLE. Miss Emma Kinnan,
Mrs. NINA Creighton. Mr.. ]. B.
Creighton, Mrs. Chas. Shaeffer. Mr..
Chas. Shaeffer, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Franklin, Mr.. M. l.. Barnard, Mr.
Frank Creighton, Mr.. B. G. Scott. Mr..
Silas A. Rine, Mr.. Arson Fash, Mr..
S. A. Johnson, Mrs. l.. V. Watts, Mr..
Will Bowers, Masters Ansel Shaeffer,
Russell Creighton, John Creighton.
In honor of Miss Marion Miller and
Miss Alma Lesb, who have recently
returned from school, Miss Zelah
Fraser entertained in delightful
manner Tuesday at her home in the
Naches. The guests left on the
morning train. arriving in time for
breakfast. After spending a most
pleasant day they returned home on
the late afternoon train. Those
present were Miss Marion Miller,
Miss Alma Lesh, Miss Helen Scott,
Miss Betty Gamble, Miss Ida Sharkey
and Miss Marjorie Moran.
The Catholic Aid society met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Nevin and from there they
proceeded to the home of Mrs. Joe
Schreiner. 40 North First street. AS
Sunday was the 25th wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Schreiner the
ladies planned surprise in her
honor. There was large attendance
and delightful social afternoon was
spent. The guest of honor was pre-
scented with a set of solid silver
spoons and silver butter knife. The
aid will meet again in two weeks at
a place not yet decided upon.
Mrs. George j. Hill and Mrs Ed
mund G. Tenant were the hostesses
of the second of their series of charm
ing card parties Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Tenant, on
North Second street. A profusion of
roses was arranged in the various
rooms. where five tables were set for
whist. The living room was in red
and the dining room and den were in
pink. A beautiful bouquet of Ulrich
Drummer roses was awarded to Mrs.
Hartshorn as first prize and Mrs.
Charles Barnes was given large
bouquet OF Sa France roses as second
prize. The hostesses were aided in
serving by Miss Vera Hill and Mrs
Harry E. Moran.
The closing event of the Naches
Avenue Whist Club year was the de-
lightful picnic given Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Marquis
w. Philips. The members invited
as guests their substitutes for the
year. Cards and other games made
the afternoon pass very pleasantly.
Mrs. Richard Strobach held the high
est score for the club year and was
given a handsome cut glass bowl,
Mrs. Rigg was awarded a solid silver
fork as second prize and the club
members remembered Miss Anna
Wright. who is president of the club
with a beautiful silver spoon. A de-
licious picnic lunch was served on
the lawn. The following members
and guests were present: Mrs Mar
shall Scudder. Mrs. C. c. Case. Mrs.
W. w. Gamble. Mrs. George Graham.
Mrs. NJ. n. Richards. Mrs. H. J. Rand,
Mrs. w. A. Bell. Mrs. H. B. Rigg.
Mrs. Ira NJ. Krutz. Mrs. Alex Miller.
Mrs. w. l.. Jones. Mrs. d. E. Lesh,
Mrs. c. C. Phelps. Mrs. Fred Par
ker. Mrs. John Perry, Mrs. Bernard
Wilkinson. Mrs. William Scott, Mrs.
Palmer. Mrs. p. B. Babcock. Mrs. w.
NJ Nelson. Mrs. Frank Horsley, Mrs.
Richard Rist. Mrs. Mary Banker,
Mrs. W. l.. Wright, Mrs. E. G. Town
san. Mrs. Harry e. Moran, Mrs.
Richards Mrs M w philiDS Miss