The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-30
Orcas
EAST SOUND
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honor of Dean Hicks of Spokane,
who has been spending the past
week at the clergy, club house, and
their house guest Miss Leila Odell
saf Spokane.
The beach party given last Satur-
day evening on North beach by the
Messrs. Langell. was the largest
and most enjoyable of the season.
The guests enjoyed mutton bar
becue. done to turn.
Mrs. C. O. Rapelje was the host
aess of an evening party given in Ma
s1rona club house Tuesday evening
IN honor of Bishop and Mrs. Heater
of the Diocese of Olympia. who have
spent the past month at the clergy
Xopse here. The club house was
very prettily decorated with white
Rowan berries and trailing vines OF
acsematis, bright japanese lanterns
and many candles mingled with the
light from the open fireplace max
Hng a charming scene. Abort twen-
Ay-fye guests enjoyed the evening.
Bishop and Mrs. Keator entertain
ed the ladies of St. Agnes Guild and
&hear friends most charmingly at
ahe clergy house Wednesday after
moon. An unusually good time was
had by all.
H. S. Wintermute entertained
party of friends Monday evening in
ssonor of his house guests, two ia
Eaes of bridge were at play and de-
Eirious refreshments ended delight
fni evening.
Mrs. A. H. Peacock and children
of Seattle, are the guests of Mrs.
-John Sutherland They will remain
.about fortnight.
j. W. Pace has bought the Gafford
bungalow, trading the cottage re-
s-entIy purchased by him from Mr..
aIohl. Mr.. and Mrs. Pace expect to
occupy their new home till about
4Ehe first of February. when they
wUilH probably GO to Seattle for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Drought returned to her
EFame in Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. Catherwood, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Dewart of Spo-
lkane, returned to Seattle Friday.
She was delighted with Eastsound.
An impromptu picnic supper was
given on LangelIs beach Saturday
segening by Mrs. Rapelje in honor of
THE baseball boys. About fourteen
guests were present.
Bishop and Mrs. Keator and son
left tor their home in Tacoma Fri
eEzy. Mr. Frederic Howard left
Thursday to take up his duties in
his parish at Hoquiam. Mr.. and
MRS. Shaylor and daughter Ernest
Ene, left for Seattle Saturday, and
Mr. and MS. Morgan left for Seat
fle Friday. leaving the erstwhile gay
clergy house quiet and dark. The
clergy and their families have add
aad vastly to the pleasure of East
ssgund life this summer and we all
look forward to their early return
next year.
Mrs. Wintermute. Mrs. Sexton
EMO Mrs. Roberts. all of Seattle
yxho have been the guests of H. S.
Wintermute of Stony Oak Farm,
1or the past fortnight. left for their
E9aemes Thursday.
Mrs. H. B. Paige and young son.
who have spent the past summer
lat Edgewood, their summer home
Eaere. left for their home in Belling-
liam Friday Miss Laura Waldrip
accompanied them home and will re-
Rnain for few weeks.
Mrs. John Sutherland returned
Monday from a visit with Seattle
friends.
Mrs. Rapelje and Miss Templin
will leave for Bellingham tuesday
to attend the wedding of Miss Mar
sgEerite Gage to Mr.. Victor Henry
Roth. which will take place in St.
Paui's church Wednesday evening.
Miss Templin will remain for q
short visit with friends. while Mrs.
Rapelje will go on to Seattle for q
xsaat with her daughter Mrs. R. S.
Prussia.
The members of the Madrona club
=are planning to visit Friday Harbor
next Wednesday as the guests Of
Mrs. Ida Blaine. They will charter
a boat and spend the day there. re-
turning to Eastsound in the evening
Another of the very enjoyable
dances that have hepled make the
sslmrner so delightful is scheduled
Tor Saturday evening at l. o. o. F.
nall No doubt large crowd will
abe in attendance.
Thee will not he orv ro.,: =: