The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-26

the pleasure of the guests. Misses
Vera HILL Veva Benham. Gladys
Wright and Ethel Hough received
cards at the door. About 200 guests
called to welcome the Rev. and Mrs.
Lockwood to, North Yakima.
Halliday-Handson Wedding.
quiet January wedding was cele-
brated last evening, at 1880 o'clock,
in the marriage of Miss Nora Halli-
day and Mr.. Joseph Handson, both
of Toppenish, solemnized at the First
Christian church parsonage, DR.. M.
l.. Rose pastor of the church, o;ciat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilgus
attended the bride and groom who
left the same evening for their home
at Toppenish, Wash.
January Recital.
Professors Allen B. Dow and T.
H. Toll presented a number of their
music pupils in an enjoyable recital
at the North Yakima Conservatory
of Music studio last evening, diff
cult program being rendered.
WO1HdnS OIun
A literary meeting of unusual in
terest to the membership of the Wo-
mans club was held yesterday after
noon at the Commercial club parlors.
The meeting, presided over by the
president, Mrs. Richard Strobach,
included several excellent papers, CIV
en- in connection with the afternoons
topic. pioneers. Their Resources and
Conveniences in Washington. Mrs.
Wallis Williams gave an exceeding
ly fine talk, speaking at length OF
Pioneer Days of Washington"
early Modes of Transportation"
were told of with interest by Mrs. j..
e. Shannon and later Mrs. Marshall
S. Scudder gave an instructive ac-
count of washington Sources of
Wealth." following which Mrs w. w.
Gamble contributed very good dem
onstration of Food Fade and Their
Permanent Values" Roll call re-
sponded to by "What Line of Litera-
ture Preferred to Take up for the
Ensuing TERMS Study" brought out
much food for thought by the profit
able suggestions offered The club
will meet in similar session. Tuesday
afternoon, February s, at the club.
Twentieth Century Club.
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. G.. Whitney, 211 South Fourth
street, the Twentieth Century club
met in bi-monthly session for con-
| tinuation of English literature study.
Roll call responses, introducing the
program, were relative to the subject
OF "Quentin Durward" conducted by
Mrs. w. Fl. Redman. A comprehen-
sive resume of "Old Mortality" was
then presented by Mrs. W. F. F. Sell
leck followed by an interesting ac-
count Of "Marmion" by Mrs William
Scott. The well attended meeting
adjourned to convene Tuesday after
noon, February 8. The hostess will be
stated later.
Military Ball Cards.
Cards are being isued by the per-
sonnet of arrangements, for an elab-
crate ball to be given Monday even
ing, February 7, at the Eagles hall
| by the Company E. second infantry,
Washington National Guards. The oc-
cason will mark the sixth annual
luncheon given by the company and
will be a brilliant event of the pre-.
Lenten season.
Former Teacher Marries.
| Friends of Mr.. Leander F. Ratter-
man, formerly a teacher in the high
school in North. Yakima, have receiv-
| ed announcements of the wedding of
Mr.. Ratterman to Miss Claribel Ca
hill. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee B. Cahill, at Cincinnati, Ohio,
on Wednesday, January 10. Follow
ing the wedding, the couple left on
their bridal tour through the central
states, and will be at home after May
1, at their new home on East Walnut
Hills, Cincinnati.