The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-07-18
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have as their guests Mr. Alien oio
er, Mrs. G. L. Martin OF YAKIMA
and her daughter.
Mrs H. B. Paige and son CALVIN
of Belliugham. are spending the
week at Edgewood. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Paige, who re-
turned home Monday morning.
Messrs. H. NJ. Cow, W. H. Ben
son. J.. Cramer, R. A. Light. Lu-
ther Sutherland. E. W. Harrison,
VIM Gibson. A. B. Langell. Wesley
Ianoell. w. E. Ian CELL, d. Nlcol.
Swanson, Payton Reddick, X. Hol
land Frank Dorviller and Mrs.
White were Friday Harbor visitors
Monday, in connection with the
herd law.
Through the courtesy OF Frank
Moran the village Improvement
club will benefit by minstrel show
given by the Y. M. c. A. Among
the Young men in camp there IS
much unusual talent and they have
very generously offered to give a
performance, turning all the pro-
ceeds over to the club. No mistake
will be made in attending as treat
is in store. The time is Saturday.
June 10, and the place |. .. o. f..
hall. Everybody come and enjoy a
good laugh.
Mrs. Chanys of Seattle. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
Cow at their home Juniper Lodge.
She will remain about a month.
Miss Clara Stroud has returned
to Seattle, after weeks visit with
her parents.
Earl Cramer, now of Seattle.
spent the Fourth here with his par
ents.
Geo. Whitley and family and W.
Cramer of Fender island. came over
for the Fourh and are visiting rel
atives for a short time.
John Whitley and family of Fri
day Harbor spent Sunday as the
guest of Mrs. Whiteley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cramer.
The Fourth passed off very hap
PLY with numerous private picnics
and large Grange picnic with a
program and splendid speech by
Colonel Pace, ending with we'll at
tended ard most enjoyable ball in.
the evening.
Miss Drought, who spent the past
month here with Mrs. John Suther-
land left fol- Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy Rayburn Allen enter
tanned thursday afternoon with a
perch party in honor of their house
guest. Mrs. 7. C. Martin. The
house and wide awning enclosed
porch were beautiful with graceful
feathdry spirea and cri E5on roses
The guest OF honor poured tea at 8
beautifully appointed tea table.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. w
b. Hunton, Mrs. C. Rapelje. her
sisters and Misses Marguerite and
I eresa Gordon Of Bellingham
There were about twenty guests
present.
Mrs. Roy Fulton of Anacortes, il
the guest of her parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Foster Burroughs.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W
Patterson have received cards an
nouncing their arrival at Winnipeg
They are enjoying their trip YER,
much and have probably arrived a
their destination before this.
Mrs. John Sutherland and Mrs
Mary Templin visited Bellinghan
the early part of the week.
The Madrona dining Hall, will
bungalows and tents in connection
is doing a splendid business. Tween
ty people arrived Wednesday to en-
joy it's hospitality.
The afternoon musicale givel
Tuesday in the Madrona club hous
by Mrs. A. F. Hill was charmin,
affair. Mrs. Robt. Kipp of Spo
kane, Mrs. B. l. Baker and Mrs
Coz ban Judd contributed to tn
program. Delicious refrshment
were served late in the Afternoon
by the hostess, assisted by Mis-
Waldrip and Miss Templin. Tn
club house was prettily decorate,
with lilies and red roses.
The many friends of Joe Harri
son, son of DIR. and Mrs. Harrison
will be glad to learn that he ha
been appointed instructor of En-
glish at the University of Washing
ton. Mr.. Harrison is expected t
arrive from Oxford shortly, wher
he has been studying for sewers
years.
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