The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-25
S U n NY SID II

Fred Shryock suffered a severe ac-
cident Saturday While driving a
gentle old horse it took fright and
pulled the boy out of the buggy, ran
over him, breaking his leg.
Fl. M. Lichty was transa citing bust
ness in North Yakima Friday.
Mrs Stearns is entertaining her sis
ter and niece from Seattle.
Mrs r. II. Fair and daughter Cecil
Of Grandview were shopping in Sun
nyside Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Brown have
moved to North Yakima.
Mrs B. F. James left Friday for a
few weeks visit to her old home in
Nebraska.
Thirty-hve children Of all ages
gathered in the music room of the Ii
brary Saturday at 8 p. m and listened
with wrapt attention to the interest
ing stories told by Miss Mckay, one
of the teachers. Next Saturday the
story hour will be divided, the little
ones at and the older ones at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shryock had for their
guest last week Mrs. Hammawalt of
Tacoma and Mrs. Burrell of North
Yakima. Mrs. HammaWalt is the
wife of the professor of mathematics
in the Puget Sound university, and
was a delegate to the w. c. T. u. con-
Vention at North Yakima. Mrs Bur-
rell is the widow of one of the pioneer
preachers of Sunnyside. He deliv-
cred the first decoration day address
ever made in Sunnyside, which was in
1895. These ladies were old friends
I
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Brown entertained sixteen ladies at
progressive royalty" This is a new
and beautiful game in which the
characters are flowers. The guests
were Mesdames Fordyce. Cocklin,
Turley, Moses Brown, MilleseN, G..
Goucnour. Rev. Anderson, Ganda.
Fleming, Frederickson, Amundson,
Merrill and Miss Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs.
Brown, ST., and Miss Grace Brown
were very pleasantly entertained sun
day at the suburban home of the
Flynn brothers, North Sunnyside. A
most elegant dinner, nicely served, at
i o'clock, was much enjoyed.
Saturday evening Mrs. r. NJ Nc
tary to her niece, Miss Coan. Five
hundred was played at four tables.
Miss Cornwell took first prize and
Miss Mabel Lichty the BOBBY, Misses
Louise Palmer and Marion Nelson of
North Yakima were present.
The regular meeting of the women S
civic Improvement club occurred Fri
day, the 18th, at the library. Thirty
five ladies were present. President
Lantz presided, A report was given
of the different entertainments which
had been given at the library under
the auspices of the club. most beau
tiful violin solo was given by Mr.
Whelon, with Miss Grace Stigers at
the piano. Mrs. Thad Hall gave a
reading and Mrs. HaXby vocal solo
Reports were given by the delegates
to the state federation at Olympia.
Preliminary arrangements have
been made for everybody's carniva
under the auspices of the woman's
civic Improvement club. Many unique
features are being worked up. The
committee will finish soliciting foI
representatives Friday.
Mrs r. C. McCredie was charming
Is entertained at North Yakima dur
ing Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. She was the guest of Mrs
Mary Cannon on Capital Hill We'd
nesday noon she was entertained al
luncheon by Mrs. j. c. Gawler. Presi-
dent of the Portia club, and in the
afternoon was the honored guest OF
the club at the beautiful home OF
Mrs J. S. Steenson. North Naches
avenue.
The Congregational people swooped
down on the home of their pastor
Rev H. f. Burgess on "Wednesday
evening and after spending very
pleasant evening departed, leaving
enough packages of various sizes tc
start small size store.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met or
"Wednesday for an all day meeting
with Mrs. James Showers. they are
making pretty things for their Christ
mas Bazaar,
L. L. Higgins went to Spokane OF
Friday night on a business trip.
girls glee club of twenty-one
members was formed at the high
school on Thursday Maud Skaggs
president, Jennie Yoder, secretary
treasurer.
Mrs. A. j Bush of Alaska, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Need
wards of southeast Sunnyside, left OF
Friday for British Columbia.
Miss Lena Gay of Alaska, arrived
in Sunnyside on Monday, TO visit the
McEdwards family. Miss Gay and II
L. Ball We're childhood friends in
Maine they met by chance in Nome
Alaska five years ago and now NEE
in this city.
Mr. Howard Parlle of Alaska, whit
has been visiting friends here, Dough
a ranch near Horse Heaven and lief
on Friday for his home in Connect
cut.
MOXEE CITY
Mr. and Mrs Alex RuShpV VIII;