The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-23
EAST SOUND
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Mice Margaret Gibson left Mon
dav for a months visit with reia-
tives and friends in Seattle.
William E. Langell entertained a
nartv of friends with trip up tue
mountain Sunday, being the hrst 20
make the ascent this season. Inc
dav was perfect and they report the
view excellent. Those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Land, MISS
Rubv Langell, Miss Elizabeth
Mann. Fred Hambly and the host.
The entertainment given by the
school children was the most pro-
nouncrd success. The greatest
crodit j. due Miss Mann for the
mains taking care with which the
children had been drilled. 1t seems
almost a shame that such an excel
lent performance should not have
heen given in the hall in the even
inc so that more people might have
attended.
M. and Mrs. William h. Hunton
entertained with a dinner Sunday
evening, their guests being Mrs. [.
A. Darling and Mrs. H. K. Rum
berger of Bellingham, Mrs. {. o..
Rapelie and DR.. R. N. Gordon.
The reception given by the Ma
drona cluh Saturday afternoon for
the ladies of Friday Harbor was a
very enjoyable affair. The club
house was prettily dcorateed aud
delicious refreshments were served
on tables placed on the porch and
under the trees. The Friday Har-
bor ladies furnished the program
for the afternoon which consisted
of vocal sulo by Miss Lewis and
Miss Severance and papers by Mrs.
Driggs ana Mrs. Blaine. A vote of
tha1ks was given the visiting ladies
with the hope that they might visit
Eat Sound again in the near future.
Mrs. C. A. Darling and Mrs. Fl.
K. Rumberger of Bellingham, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Rapel-
ie for the past week. returned 10
their homes Thursday.
The expedition up the mountain
Wednesday for the purpose OF
planting flower seeds was very sue
cessful, two wagon loads of people
taking advantage of the oppOrtun-
ity.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison are spend
ing the week in Seattle on business
Immediately on their return the
doctor will begin building oper'
ations on the bungalow planned fol-
Arbutus Point. He also expects tt
remodel the house on the Drinkwa
ter place on Lookout mountain.
Miss Elizabeth Mann closed g
highly satisfactory term of school
Tuesday and left for her home ir
Everett the same day. Miss Mann's
many friends will be glad to know
that she has been engaged for next
year.
Miss Templin was the over Sun.
day guest of Miss Grow of Rosario
Mrs. Mary Templin and H. A. Tenn.
plin driving ever Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Harding Cow will spend the
weekend in Seattle, going up for
the purpose of seeing Maud Adams
in Peter Pan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Pace of Seat.
tie spent Sunday at their summer
home here. They entertained very
informally at cards Saturday even
Ing, their guests being Mr.. and
Mr.. W. H. Hunton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy R. Allen.
Miss Kate Killing of Seattle, and
Miss Clara, who has been teaching
at Doe Bay, are visiting their par
ents here.
Colonel Pace. who is spending
some time at the home of his son j
W. Pace, will be the speaker of the
day at the Decoration day exercises
to be held in l. o. o. F. hall the
thirtieth of May. There will be
the usual dinner for the old soldiers
and their wives, followed by pro-
gram and march to the cemtery
with flowers for the graves.
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