The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-12
Orcas
EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 80. NJ

MISS DTdUlOIu anu IuC NA'SS>S
sSSshsen, who were guests at the Glib
.swa home here during the Easter
vara ton, have returned to Seattle.
rwr. Bradford will leave on Friday.
Rev. Chappell, who preached at
yskss Methodist church Sunday, was
..4.kse ruest, while here, of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Patterson.
saJss Blanch Knight was the host
s.zs at a very charming luncheon
Tuesday evening of last week IN
Fzscxaor of Miss Esther Williams. The
a~g& or scheme in the dining room
~zas blue and white; blue grape hy-
.=zzcsnths and pretty place cards paint
cd IN blue flowers and tied with
Esaue ribbon being employed, while
gase living room was gay with mas
=aaY of yellow daffodils. Her guests
@ssre: The Misses Margaret and
Rpby Langell, Margaret Gibson,
Bradford, of Seattle. Grace Cramer,
CLARA Stroud, Ethel Lowman, Bessie
Mgssbson and Esther Williams.
airs. Mason and son, of Seattle,
arrived Monday and are the guests
I'D Mrs. F. H. Waldrip this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiala were the
-ses&eer-Sunday guests of DR.. and Mrs.
ga. a. Rudow at Friday Harbor.
Mrs. Harry Gafford left Friday
..Saw her home in Seattle.
.MYs. Harding Cow entertained
~zrery informally a few friends at
lEMaacheon Thursday at her home,
Juniper LODGE" her guests were:
Mrs. Harry Browning Paige. of
8eEEngham, Mrs. Vim. H. Hunton,
-Ars. W. H. Benson and Mrs. Rap
xs$5e.
The Village improvement club met
AT the Madro na club house Satur-
,.ezag afternoon. A very interesting
nxeport was read by the secretary.
HE club has made by cooking sales
azaRene, $685. 90 during the past month.
The consent Of the school trustees
&esas been asked and granted for the
@xse eft one of the upstairs rooms of
7sEzke school building to be fitted up
=and used as club room by the two
-am prevement clubs of the village.
Nhis will be done at once and it i,
Rascpesed to use the money now on
sz&asd for the finishing of the shell
-Ealks already started The splendid
zzaneess met with and good feeling
expressed by all in any way con-
amseted with the Village Improve
zment club, must be very gratifying
sga ats. originator.
Mrs. j. Pace and Mrs. Haywood.
sssf Seattle, were the guests of Mrs
Sec. E.4Gandy for several days last
week. Mrs. Pace came up to look
the ground over, intending to build.
vxMle Mrs. Haywood will probably
s5ny cottage.
AIRS. F. r. Head has bought the
s69ngalow recently completed by Mr..
GafFnrd and will rent it for the sea-
18Th.
NFs.aA. j. Hill arrived Monday
zEnd will spend the summer here.
Mr. s;H;ll came up some time ago
saasd has been busy improving his
sHNeperty in the village.
&The Misses Burroughs spent their
&z.aster vacation with their parents
HARE.
Miss Carse, of Bellingham. who
saas been the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
EAnzd. returned to her home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Patterson en-
7sgsriained the Eastsound Grange Sat-
aarday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CAT
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Myers
~were guests of the Grange on this
occasion.
Il H. Renfro has returned from
Seattle.
VIM. Langell spent the. weekend
zEn Friday Harbor.
Miss Jessie Nicol, who has been
EZeaching east IF the mountains, is
lasting her parents here.
Airs. John Sutherland left for Sc
SatTie Wednesday. Sic expects to
be gone about month. visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. Geo. E.
SANDY will occupy her house during
a2sr absence.
TheFpeople of Eastsound are in
@Eensely interested in the presenta-
Zion CT The Prince of Liars" Be-
s-Eifss being local talent entirely the
wroceeds are for such a popular
cause.-The mountain road. It is
expected every family will be liber-
atfy represented Saturday night.
Everybody connected with the play
4aaas worked hard and given a great
s2nount of time. They deserve en-
sCOuragement and appreciation.