The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-04-14
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forded a large gathering of ocopl,
last evening given at st. Joseph.
parish hail. An exceedingly enter
| tanning and charming group of com
positions. including readings, instru.
mental solos, duets, vocal and vipfsr
solos, made the evening most enjoy.
able, each being rendered in an en-
viable manner. A delightful feature
was the sextette, why Is 1 Single
| (from IAN Old Maids Convention")
sung by request by Mrs. Guy Grafton
Frank Bartholet, Mrs. Varland. and
the Misses Davis and Richards. The
parody was greeted by a hearty on
| core. The affair was given for the
benefit of the ST. Joseph's aid society
and Mrs. James Macarthur and Mrs
Joseph Eschbach, who were in charge
of the entertainment, were the recip-
tents of many congratulations of its
decided success.
Mr.. Harmon HonOrcd
A charming farewell affair took
place Sunday evening, Mrs. Margaret
Nevin entertaining at her home, 800
north First street, in anticipation of
the departure of Mr.. John Harmon,
who leaves the last of the week to
reside in California. The evening
was delight. musical numbers and
games being enjoyed. Later de-
licious luncheon was served by the
hostess. The guests who part0ok of
Mrs. Nevin's hospitality included MFR.
and Mrs SILVER, Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew
Davern Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hulse, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Tucker. Miss Inez Farris,
Miss Nestor, Miss Lillian Hubbard,
Miss Marie Nestor. Mr.. Alfred Nevfn,
Mr.. Fred Palmer, Mr.. Ellis Bounds,
Mr.. Irving Bounds. Miss Katherine
Cramer and Miss Kate McNeff
Stag Dinner Party.
Sunday Mrs. p. A. Bounds gave a
beautifully appointed dinner at her
home, 21O north Second street. in
celebration of her sons. Mr.. Ellis
Bounds birthday anniversary, conn
plimenting twelve of his gentleman
friends. The attractive table bore
covers. for Mr.. Andrew Davern, Mr.
Warren A. Erwin, Mr.. John Harmon,
Mr.. Alfred Nevin, Mr.. Edgar Gum,
Mr.. Irving Bounds, Mr.. Lou Hulse,
Mr.. Harry Tucker, Mr. John Dawern,
Mr.. Ellis Bounds and Mr.. Fred Rowe
and Mr.. Fred Palmer of Toppenish.
An elegant five-course dinner was
served. Mrs, Bounds was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. M. Nevin and
Mrs. Andrew Davern. In remem-
brance of the occasion Mrs. Bounds
presented her son with a handsome,
large diamond ring.
Auxiliary Election.
The Women's Auxiliary of St.
Michaers church held their annual
election of officers yesterday after-
noon at the church which resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. Frederic c.
Hall; vice president Mrs. Scorboris;
secretary. Mrs. Ernest Brown; treas
urer, Mrs ]. II. Thompson. Mrs.
Maurice j. Bywater was chosen as
delegate to the Diocesan Convoca-
ton to be held at Spokane April IS,
- 2s. with Mrs. Charles c. Case as
alternate. The auxiliary will meet
the first Wednesday afternoon in
May.
~. Michacl's Guild.
Yesterday afternoon the officers of
st. Michaefs Women's Guild took
place in the church. The following
ladies Will serve for the ensuing term
President. Mrs. Charles &. Case; vice
president. Mrs. Timothy L.. Lynch
secretary, Mrs. Henry b. Pratt. and
treasurer, Mrs. W. c. Marion.
st. Margarct's Guild
The election of officers 70 the st.
Margsret's Guild for the coming year
was held yesterday afternoon at St.
Michaels church. The following Of
fees were filled: Vice president.
Miss Lola Lowther; secretary Miss
Susie Boyle and treasurer, Miss
Bertha Getsch. The president will be
decided at the meeting Wednesday
May ,. which is to convene in the
rectory study.
st. Agnes Guild.
The st. Agnes Guild chose it's off
Gals yesterday afternoon at meet
ing held at the Episcopal church
Miss Helen Marion Was chosen vice
president. Miss Ethel Hough score
tary, and Miss Vera Hill treasurer
The president will be elected at the
meeting Friday afternoon at St
Michael's parish. south Naches
avenue.