The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10

ding dinner was served Relatives
and friends were present at the cerc-
mony and many handsome presents
were given the young couple. NJ
Berg has been connected with Mr.
ingalls, in the Yakima Valley Nursery
for the past four years, working up
| from the lowest position in the es-
adjustment to Mr.. ingalls, confiden-
tial clerk and righthand man. The
couple will reside on Mob HILL
The Summit View and Capitol Hill
teachers met as study circle yes
terday afternoon for the last time,
discussing. under the leadership of
Supt D. c. Reed, the subject, OBJ
stacles to Good Expression In Read
ing" At the close of the meeting a
sumptuous repast was spread in the
hall, the occasion being not only the
last meeting of the Reading Circle
but the birthday of Miss Jennie
Sherwood. one of the corps of teach
ers. Miss Sherwood was surprised"
earlier in the day by her pupils, by
whom she is greatly beloved. and
given flower shower and beautiful
gold-lined cream radle. Miss Sher-
wood will be missed by not only her
pupils but by the whole school dis
trict
The p. f. o. society concluded
their meetings for the year with a
banquet Thursday night at the home
of the president, Dr.. E. Howick, on
North Sixth street. 1t was an es-
pecially enjoyable occasion. as their
husbands, the "B. I. L. were in
vited to participate. After supper
etch person was asked to write a
description of the one who was seat
ed with them at the table. These,
when read, were provocative of much
laughter, the gentlemen having some
especially clever writeups. The la
dy's prize, P. E. o. penant, was
awarded to Mrs. Howick and to Lo-
gan H. Roberts was awarded the
gentleman's prize, B. l. l.. penant.
The chapter will begin it's regular
meetings for the year in September.
Pupils of Mrs. J. T. Hedges will
give a musical Tuesday evening at
the Presbyterian church, the follow
ing being the program:
Duet-Le Carlton .................. Ringuet
Vera Hill. Blanche Walcott.
Meditation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Morrison
Nellie Bunnell.
Fairy Tale Observation-Disclosures. Concone
Gladys Mitchell
Trio-A May Day .................. Rathbun
Merle Rose, Ruth Hedges, Ruth Leslie
Pensse Musicale .......... Wenzel
Eliza Frances Sinclair.
Valse Episode ,.......,..........,.....- Kern
Margaret Gleason
Rustic Dance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t1OWeil
Mildred Mitchell.
Croquet Party ...........-.,.... Lindsay
Hazel Dodds.
Cricket and Bundle Bee Chadwick
'The Cricket said to the Bundle Bee
What awful bass you sing.
'Tis better said the Bundle Bee
Than your little ting, bling. ling"
Lucille Bunce.
Alma and Bliss Sinclair.
Picnic Party ................... Spaulding
Anna Gleason.
Duet DUNCAN
Barbara Eschbaugh, Raymond Krober
Swing Song .............. Warrington
Nettina Strobach
Dance of Gnomes .............. Faber
Florence Hurd.
Dreamland ......-......... Sprankle
Barbara Eschbach
Hunting Song ---..................-..... Gurlitt
Jean Burnie.
Curious Story ....................-...... Heller
Hattie Fellows.
Duet-Funeral March . Chopin
Nettina Strobach. Hattie Fellows.
Alpine Echoes ............... Duncan
Irene Sahdmeyer.
Yalse Ballet .........,................ Rathbun
Merle Rose.
Sailor Boys Dream ....Le Hache
Ruth Hedges.
This beautiful descriptive compost
ton suggests the sailor boy in his
dreams. He hears the music of his
home. the church with its organ and
chimes. and with 1t all is suggestion
of the rolling waves of the sea.
Quartette over Hill and Dale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Englemann
First piano. Merle Rose, Ruth Leslie
| Second piano. Vera Hill, Ruth Hedges