The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-07-12

EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. N

Of Seattle. spent several days IN
Eastsound bay last week on the
Yacht Sans Souci. They entertain
ed party aboard the evening OF
the fifth and the evening of the
sixth. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Allen and
Miss Esther Williams gave dinner
party in their honor; their guests
were, besides the party on the
Yacht. Miss Blanche Knight and
the Misses Gordon, of Bcllingham,
Miss Margaret Gibson. and Mr.. R.
E. Morris. of Seattle.
Miss Margaret Gibson entertain
ed with luncheon Tuesday in hon
or of Miss Williams guests. Miss
Blanche Knight and Miss Daisy
Keene. of Bellingham. Her guests
numbered eight.
The Misses Gordon. who have
been the guests of their sister.
Mrs. Guy Allen, have returned to
their home in Bellingham.
Mr.. R. E. Morris. who spent the
Fourth here, has returned to his
home in Seattle. ~
Mr.. Andrew Williams spent the
weekend on his ranch here.
Mrs. F. A. Hill. of Seattle. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Benson at Four Way Lodge. for a
few da,,s this week She brought
her two young daughters up for a
month 5 visit with relatives here.
Mrs. C. A. Darling returned to
her home in Bellingham Tuedsay,
after fortnight's visit with Mrs
H. B. Paige at Edgewood.
Miss Esther Williams will enter
tain with dinner party Friday eve
ming in honor of her house guests
Miss Daisy Kcene, of Bellingham;
her guests will number eight.
Messrs. John and E. F. Templin
left for various B. C. points Tues
day. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Aud return
ed Wednesday from an extended
eastern trip.
TIE Madrona club met in the
club house Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Gibson were hostesses
for the day and Mrs. C. O. Rapelje
was in charge Of the program.
Mrs. MARI, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
Cow, returned to her home in Seat
lie Monday.
Mrs. Geo. E. Candy is entertain
ing Miss Cameron and Miss Jean
Cameron. of Nelson, B. c. They
will remain fortnight. Mr.. John
Cameron. broth err who is now in
Seattle, will arrive in time to &C.
company them home.
E. C. Ellis. of Seattle. arrived
Monday and has established camp
on Crescent beach. He had q
charming camp at the same place
last summer.
Every cottage in the village is
rented and there is a demand fol
more. The beaches are gay with
people bathing and boating. while
the many beautiful roads are ex
plored by those fortunate enough
to own or hire horses. Parties
make the ascent of Mt. Constitution
nearly every day, and in nearly
every instance report a good view
the rains keeping the air clear.
Rev. Wood Stuart, rector of thu
church of the Epiphany. Seattle
is in camp near "1he FRS" FREQ
Heads place. Mr.. Stuart brough
party of Boy Scouts belonging tt
his congregation and together the!
are enjoying the beauties of East
sound.
The boys of the Seattle Y. M
G. A. are in camp at West beach.
Mrs. w. H. Benson and Mrs. H
B. Paige were the hostesses of /;
charming luncheon given in tn
home of the former Wednesday
The decorations were of soft. feath
cry spirea and scarlet elderberries
The guests were: Mrs. C.. A. Oar
ling. of Bellingham, Mrs. Mari. O
Seattle, Mrs. Harding Cow. Mrs
W. H. Hunton, Mrs. Geo. E. Gan
dy. Mrs. c. o. RapeIje. Miss Temp
lin and Miss Waldrip.
The young people of the villag
had a most ENJOYABLE picnic an,
clam bake on Langel's beach tn
Foul tn. followed by dance in [. O
0. F. hall.
Miss Margaret Gibson has return
ed from visit with Seattle friends
she was accompanied by her sister
Miss Janet, who will spend the sum
mer here
Mrs. j. W. Pace, of Seattle, &C