The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-02-26

MIR. and Mrs i r Huleatt are
visiting friends ami relatives in Sc
attic.
4 theatrical performance is an
nounced TO appear al Jamieson's op-
era hcuse j.. about two weeks
James Fulton, of Portage. Mani
toba. and D. B. White, of West VAN
eouver. B. +. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mr.. Ed Phil
A. Meenk and W. Dyk, who have
been visiting here for some time,
returned to their homes i'll the east
early this week.
| An entertainment looked forward
TO with great deal of pleasure is
the theatrical performance TO be
given by the Wiser Lake Literary
Society at Wiser Lake hall tomor-
row night. when Daddy is 10 be
presented by home talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jacobson en-
| tertained the members of Tie Lyn-
den Grange and few other guests
st their home north OF town Tues
day evening. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jacobson, whose we'd
| ding occurred recently. The even-
| ing was very happily spent with
games, music and conversation. A
delicious repast WAS served late III
the evening The guests presented
the newly welded couple wit n chest
of beautiful silverware.
The library board held another
food sale at the reading room Sat
urday afternoon from which Sl.45
was realized The money Will go %
wards defraying current expenses.
The board wishes to express its
appreciation to Mr.. E. Edison for his
gift of so volumes of Harvard Clas-
sizes, a valuable addition TO the list
of books in the reading room.
portion of the books ordered by he
board some time ago has been re-
ceived and the remainder will be
in soon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church Will exhibit set
of splendid stereoptieon views OF
Mount Baker on Friday evening.
March 6. The pictures were taken b!
Dick Hess and show parties on the
way TO the mountains summit. va
rious views of camp life, snow fields
glaciers, ice pillars, crevasses, and
the main vent or steaming crater
the wonderful mountain. There will
also be shown a trip through Para
disc valley to the summit of Mount
Rainier. The views will be exhibited
at the Methodist church.
aic.rx
met with Mrs. George White At her
home on Front street last Thursday
afternoon. There were about thirty
ladies in attendance. The visitors
were Mrs. y. r. White and daugh-
ter. Grace. of Alma, Nebraska. Mrs.
Reed. of Maple Falls, Mrs. 5. Mil
Ter. of Acme. and Mesdames Frick,
Vail, Jones, Fraley, breckenridge,
Runyon, and Miss Laura Sterling,
of Lynden Mrs. Fred Cheney as
sisted the hostess in serving light
refreshments al the close of the
afternoon.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Harry Saltzgaber. on
Thursday. March 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bussard en-
tertained the Pythian Sisters and
their husbands at their home last
evening. Cards formed he pleas
ant diversion of the evening. The
ladies first prize was won by Mrs.
Beach, Mrs Herbert Day receiving
the consolation. Mr.. A. bunker and
M. c. 3. Bay cut for gen1lrmen's
first prize, Mr.. bunker being the
successful contestant. and Mr.. p. NJ.
Serrurier was awarded the consala-
ton Besides members of the
lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Bussard'
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. f. Stu
art. At the close of the evening The
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Stuart.
served dainty refreshments.