The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-05-12

by the Pope. The approval of the
plans by the head of the church will
mean the beginning of the actual worl
on the buildings.
officers of the Columbia River Or
chard and Development Co., a loca
company capitalized at $4,000, are
making arrangements with laid own
| ers on the Columbia river for the Sc
curing of a right for an irrigation
ditch to water the land held by the m
| Sheriff w. e. Crowley of Ellsnsb,ag
is spending a few days In the city
as witness in the State VS.. Adding
I ton, charged with enticement.
The farewell meeting of Evangelis;
Scoville and party was held in the
Church of Christ Sunday evening, and
the largest crowd of the meetings was
in attendance. During DR.. Sc ,V.ile's
stay in this city he has had over SOC
| converts and collected over $4,000
which will wipe out all Indebtedness
| against the church, and pay for the
| purchasing and installing of new
pipe organ.
Mrs. ]. Rowan residing at Toppen-
| ish died at st. Elizabeth hospital Mon
| day night from the effects of an oper-
atoms which she was unable to With
stand. The deceased leaves a hus-
band and a daughter and other rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Funeral an
nouncem later.
The funeral services of Miss Gervais
were held from Yakima City Sunday
afternoon and the remains inferred in
Yakima City cemetery. The deceased
was itwenty-four years of age and had
been q sufferer for two years from
tuberculosis.
Mrs. Edward Whitson and Miss
Marion Whitson of Spokane are visit
ing friends in Yakima for few days.
Mrs. Boyle and Miss Mary Boyle Of
Seattle are the house guests of Mrs.
Harry B. Riggs for several weeks.
Monday Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. Harry B. Rigg very charmingly
entertained at bridge yesterday after
noon at her home, 103 south Naches
avenue, the guests entertained being
the members of the Monday After
noon Bridge club, and Mrs. William A.
Bell, Mrs. Edward Whitson of Spo-
kane and Mrs. Boyle of Seattle the
afternoons guests. During the hours
a number of spirited games of bridge
were enjoyed, four small tables being
at play At the close of the contest
a most dainty collation. was served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss Mary
Boyle of Seattle. Twenty ladies We're
entertained. On the afternoon of
Monday, May II, Mrs. George Dunbar
will entertain the club at her home on
north Second street.
The marriage of John e. Kinds and
Miss Edna Adams was soIemnized at
the family home of the bride, 612
north Sixth street, Sunday afternoon
in the presence of immediate friends
and relatives. This is the third we'd
ding in the same home within the last
five months, three daughters having
become welded in that period.
Payne McAIlister Wedding.
A very pretty home wedding took
place yesterday at high noon, when
| Miss Alma Payne of North Dakota
was united in marriage to Rev. John
McAllister of the First Baptist church
of Gle Elum, Wash, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Northey, on Pasco
avenue, being the scene of this dainty
spring bridal party A profusion OF
fragrant apple blossoms artistically
arranged were used to decorate the
home, forming a simple but charming
setting for the bridal party. The
bride was lovely in a beautiful white
Persian lawn gown and was unat-
tended. The, groom likewise dis
pensed with the services of best man.
DIR. d. M. McInturff performed the
ceremony in the presence of few
friends and relatives. Following the
informal reception delicious we'd
ding collation. was served, Mrs.
Northey being assisted in serving by
the Misses Barbazat. Before going to
Gle Elum, which city will be their
home, Rev. and Mrs. McAllister will
be the guests of friends in Yakima for
several days. The wedding guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Wilson, Mr..
Alexander McAllster and Miss Eliza
beth McAllister of Yakima City, the
Miss Barbazat Rev. Charles Ingstrom
Mr.. NJ. A. Knuppenberg of Spokane
MIS- buuStli, NIL 1hiDtil ud6Cli, 4hi
and Mrs. Northey and Mr.. and Mrs
William McKinnon.
George Botsford has assumed a re-
sponsible position with the Adams
Shoe company Mr.. Botsford for q
year or so has been manager of the
shoe department eff the Boston store
| having returned to this city after an
absence in other states. He was here
years ago d has always been a pop
ular salesman and manager.
There is to be published at the A
Up. fair a daily newspaper to be
| known as THE A.-Y.-P. Daily News
and which will be the exposition al
the Nome Alaska, Daily Gold Digger
The paper will be a dignified, daily
newspaper, published from its owr
plant and building on the grounds
will carry advertising matter, some o.
it of North Yakima and Yakima val
ley firms and will contain news of in
terest to people at the exposition from
any part of the world as it will re
ceive the United Press association
world wide Geographic service. Mr.