The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-13
FiSHER-MOss WEDDING.


Miss Hazel Fisher was maid of
honor while Mr.. Snyder served as
best man.
After the honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Moss will be at home at AIT
Cleveland avenue.
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ENTERTAINMENT AS Benefit.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
are planning to give a benefit per-
Torrance July IA, in the Auditorium
theater.
GIRLS IN COMEDY.
The girls of the ST. Aloysius
church will present a comedy,
Wanted, Maid" this evening at
the Gonzaga hall.
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VISITING AT THE LAKE.
Mrs. Joe Balm is spending few
days at Fish lake.
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WILL VISIT At HOME.
- Miss Belle Parker of the Francis
Willard school, left Friday for her
home at Stillwell, MINI.
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PICNIC PARTY WEDNESDAY,.
Mrs. George Carr will entertain
the members of the Pythian club
"Wednesday at picnic party at her
summer home at Liberty Lake.
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IMPERIAL CLUB WILL MEET.
The Imperial Social club will
meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. w. J. Burchett at her resi-
dence, 1904 Maxwell avenue.
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40 ENTERTAIN PAN HELLENIC
SOCIETY.
Mrs. Conrad Bluhm will be host
ess Thursday afternoon when she
will receive the members of the Pan
Hellenic society at her home O1407
Mill street.
SPOKANE GUESTS LEAVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Inman left
today for their home at Colfax
They have been visiting in the city
the past week as guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Fl. c. Blair.
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WILL TRAVEL.
Miss Maude Cramer left Saturday
for an extended trip through the
south and east. She will return to
Spokane early In the fall.
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Will lViSlT THE EAST.
Mrs. E. C. Gregg is preparing to
leave shortly en- route for the east,
where she will enjoy the summer
months.
MRS. ELLIS is HOSTESS.
Charming appointments marked
the affair given this afternoon by
Mrs. John ID. Ellis in honor of her
sisters, Mrs. T. B. Ferguson of Col
fax and Mrs. Sameuel Armstrong of
Tacoma. who are house guests for
few weeks at the Ellis home, South
1920 Cedar street.
The social hours were spent in
formally. A delightful luncheon
was served.
MEETING POSTPONED.
The Spokane camp. Royal Neigh
bors' Aid society. which was to
meet with Mrs. Strobe tomorrow
afternoon. has been postponed.
PICNIC FOR PIONEERS.
The members of the Spokane
County Pioneer association are
completing preparations for their
annual picnic to be given Thursday.
June 16. at Medical Lake.
A special program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and there
will be indulgence in boating. bath
ing and dancing. The affair prom
Uses to be one of the largest events
ptft the year.
ppAETTY AFFAIR FOR SPOKANE
Ion GUESTS.
\ irrMrs. l.. b. Mack dispensed
charming hospitality at a pretty af,
fair given Saturday afternoon at
her home in compliment of Mrs.
|H6bert Burkstrom of Everett and
ah's. w. r. Cunningham of this city.
|r0The guests present for the occa-
sion enjoyed an afternoon thimble-
bee nd at late hour dainty re-
|ffeshments were served Covers
were laid for the following: Mrs.
Robert Burkstrom, Mrs. w. r. Gun
bingham, Mrs. r. b. Mitchell, Mrs.
II. G. Blair. Mrs. w. A. Inman of
Calfox, Mrs. W. A. Hendricks, Mrs.
II. w. Edwards. Mrs. J. A. Curtain.
Mrs. George A. Ross. Mrs. Freder-
ickson. Mrs. Clare Frederickson and
Miss Louise Frederickson.
Mrs. Burkstrom is the house guest
of Mrs. Cunningham.
LAWN FETE FRIDAY.
An invitation has been extended
70 about so friends of Mrs. Ike BIN