The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-07-26

EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. NJ.

Inc COuCcI " w $50"
August 1, by the Village Improve
ment club, will be rare treat and
it is hoped the hall will be crowded.
The money made will be used to
clean up the mountain road as there
are several places which mar the
otherwise perfect approach to the
.crowning beauty of Orcas island.
A splendid program is being prepar-
ed. Miss Shelton of Seattle. who
is visiting Ms. l. M. Harrison. will
sing; also Mrs. Frank Deerwester
of Bellingham, Mrs. Kipp of Spo-
lane, Mr.. Joe Harrison and Mr..
Howard Wilson. The Misses Grow
of Rosario. will give selections on
the violin. accompanied on the pi-
ano by their mother. Miss Shelton
will also sing a solo with chorus
and stage setting. acted by Miss
Esther Williams, Miss Margaret
Gibson and Mrs. C. O Rapelje.
The price of admission will be 35
ana 70 Genus.
is. Waldrip has returned from
a visit to Bellingham and Seattle.
While in Seattle he took in the Pot
ZACH.
The midsummer dance at |. O..
%. F. hall Saturday night was the
most pronounced success. About
twenty people came over from Bell
ingham, most of whom stayed all
night with friends. Among others
were: Miss Alcina Houghton and
Mr.. Lynde Williams, who were the
quests of Miss Esther Williams. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Egan Adair. the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Allen.
Several also attended from Olga and
Doe Bay.
Mrs. L. P. D. Collins of Belling-
ham. Miss Elsie Bennett and Mrs.
Smith of Kentucky. were the guests
$ of Mrs. Harding Cow Of Juniper
-tLodge. Thursday, coming over On
the Taku ii and returning the same
day.
Rev. Frederick Howard. who is
spending the summer at the clergy's
club house here, will hold services
every Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p.
m. There will be music by the
choir.
The choir of St Marks church.
Seattle. who spent the past week at
East Sound held a service in Eman-
.uel church Wednesday evening.
which was much enjoyed by large
congregation.
Mrs. Thomas Linken Of Canyon
City, Colo. was the guest of Mrs.
C. 0. Rapelje Wednesday. She is
spending the summer at Olga.
Mrs. Frank Deerwestor of Belling-
ham, will arrive Wednesday to be
the guest of Mrs. Rapelje for sever.
al days.
A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent Thursday by the members OF
the Madrona club, listening to Joe
Harrison's talk on Life at Oxford
Miss Grace Cramer was the host
.ess for the afternoon.
Miss Nellie Todd, who has beer
spending a week IN camp with the
L. D. Pike family on Sucia island
returned to her home in Bellinghan
Sunday.
j. L. Cramer has returned from
"a visit to Vancouver and Belling
ham.
A. Harrison has returned from
a trip to Seattle.
E. H. Templin has gone to British
Columbia. where he and his brother
John have bought some six hundred
acres of timber land and will estab
lish logging camps. Several mer
from here accompanied them.
The boats. especially the Taku II
continue to bring the summer visit
oJs and East Sound is gay and fest
i've in consequence. A great many
private yachts and power-boats alst
stop here. sta ing from one to tel
days.
Mrs. j. L. Cramer spent severa
days in camp on Sucia island las
week with her sister Mrs. L. D
Pike.
Miss Eloise Irish of Bellingham
was the guest of Miss Esther Will
Jams for several days last week.
Il. B. Paige Of Bellingham, spen
Sunday with his family at Edge
wood.
Frank Head has. returned to hi
home here from an extended visi
So to his brother Sidney in British Col
umbia.
S. B. Irish of Bellingham, spen
Sunday with Mrs. Irish at Mrs. M
S. Donohue's.