The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-04-17
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EASTSOUND.
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The luncheon given by Miss Mann.
teacher of Domestic Science In the
East Sound school, and the girls be-
longing to the class, was the most
Charming event that has happened IN
.oeial circles for some time past. The
assembly room was transformed into
n hover by means of fishweb filled
nth green branches, and festoons OF
Oregon grapes, at two tables covers
we're laid for eight. Everything being
HUE and white excepting large bowl
q. yellow flowers in the center of each
table The menu, which was most deli
efous. was cooked and served by the
class under the supervision OF MISS
Mann. The guests present were the
mothers and guardians OF the girls
of the class, Mesdames Swanson,
Light. Sutherland, Cow, Moore, Miss
Ruby Cross. primary teacher. acted
az hostess at one table and Miss Flora
Readman at the other.
The cantata sung Sunday evening
by the Methodist choir was great
sreat unsteady, and showed good hard
work and most efficient drilling. Solo
and chorus work beng equally good.
Mrs. John Sutherland, who has spent
some time past in Seattle, returned
To her home here Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Staaty, of Tacoma.
DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Harrison left
for Seattle Wednesday. The doctor
returning Friday, while Mrs. Harri-
son will be away ABOUT ten days.
Guy R. Allen came over from Bel
bingham on the Islander Monday. re-
turning on the Rosalie. He expects
t. return accompanied by Mrs. Allen
and little Doradell Saturday.
R. E. Smith spent Sunday here,
leaving for Seattle Monday. He will
return in about a week and assume
tie management of the Orcas lime
works.
Mrs. Carl Templin left for her home
on Pendar island Monday after
spending some days as the guest Of
Mrs Mary Templin.
Mrs. Rapelje has rented Miss Temp
Inns cottage and is at home to her
friends there.
Mrs. l.. S. Waldrys left for Belling-
ham Friday to be the Easter guest of
her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Paige.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lampard, of Friday
Harbor, who, singing in the cantata,
was so much enjoyed, were the over
Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Walker.
Mexico is so much in the public
eye at present, that East Sound is
delighted to hear that Prof. Mathcs
of the Bellingham Normal, will give
IN illustrated talk on Mexico, some
evening next week, the exact date
not being definitely set. The lec-
ture will be held in the school as
Prof. Mathes is greatly interested in
Social Center work.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Geo. H. Thomas
last Thursday. A large number be-
ing in attendance and very enjoy
able afternoon spent There were
several guests present who voted the
Aid most hospitable organization.
Mrs. Lois Thomas entertained
Thursday evening with a delightful
party. Those present were: Misses
Mabel Light, Ella and Doris Avila,
Elizabeth Mann, Messrs. E. Gibson,
Ray Whitley, John Harrison, Howard
Hill, Harry Sutherland, Clarence Nc
Laughlin.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. e. Sutherland en-.
tertained with a dinner party Tuesday
evening. Their guests being Miss
Elizabeth Mann, Miss Ruby Cross and
Mr.. John Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fiala enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson
and Howard, Jr., at dinner Sunday.
Mrs w. B. Hambly left for Everett
Wednesday on the Resale.
Mr.. ]. w. Patterson went to Belling.
ham and Vancouver Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. r. G. Holland left for Belling-
nam Wednesday to purchase lumber
for Mrs. Turner'S residence.
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