Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-05
SOME NEWS NOTES OF The CITY

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Mrs l. NJ. Howell and son have
gone to Portland for a several DAYS
yisit with relatives.
Miss Philippine Schmidt went TO
New York City this week to continue
her studies in the kindergarten
course of training.
A baby boy was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mckenzie Of
Bothell. Mrs. Mckenzie was former.
ly Miss Jen Chambers of this city.
Mrs Henry McCleary, state regent
of the D. A. R., will attend the regu-
lar meeting of Sacajawea chapter at
the home of Mrs. S. j. Chadwick Fri
day afternoon.
The Eastern Star will give the Sec
Ond Of its series Of card parties at the
Masonic Temple Friday evening of
this week, the proceeds to be used for
the benefit OF local charity.
Mrs. E. A. FitzHenry and Mrs. H.
r. Graves will be hostesses to the
members of the Democratic Ladies'
Sewing club at its next meeting, week
after next.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devine are the
happy parents of a baby boy. born
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Devine is
IN employe of the Capital Steam
Laundry.
Next Friday. February -. Lincoln's
birthday, being legal holiday, both
local banks will be closed that day,
according to their custom Of observ-
Ing holidays.
Several hundred people attended
the second Legislative ball Of the ses-
sion ct the Temple Of Justice Tuesday
evening. when informality predomi'
hated and everybody had good time.
| H. L. Hughes, legislative agent for
State Federation of Labor and allied
organisations. addressed the Mems
{lub OF St. Johns church At it, meet
fng Wednesday evenign Of this week.
giving very interesting talk.
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Miss Helena Kuhn, senior in the
heal high school who became sud-
4snly ~ the fore part Of this week.
%as taken to her home in Tenins
tuesday BY her mother. Mrs. Fred
Kuhn. 4,
Apr. n. Roster was slightly injured
saturday evening when struck and
1nocked down ~ IN automobile
driven 81 Harold shafIer. son Of g.
3vIll shaffsr. state law librarian.
Mn. q. y. Burger Of Dsyne. wash.
formerly ! Brighton Park resident.
pent : short time hare recently. Wis
tiny M, ana Mr.. Fred w. Lewis
3nd NJ. ana Mrs. George CASTOR. re-
1arning to her home Sunday. II
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Nh. John n. Mitchell and Mrs.
stephen !. Chadwick delishtfully en-
dDrtained It the latter's home Mon
1ay aftsrncon the Democratic Ladies
tewins clvb,in honor Of the legisla-
1yS ladies. ,s
Il The legislative ladies were host
1nses It ! musicale. reception and
~ Ct the Woman's club Tuesday At
tsrnoon Ia honor Of the members Of
nat club and in their benefit. . silver
tRering being taken.
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The Olympia land once ceased to
exist February /, all Of its books and
records being transferred Saturday
. the Seattle ONCE with which It was
sscsntly consolidated by an execu-
Sive order Of President Wilson.
February II. the day that has been
1T aside BY the National Mothers
Congress q Child Welfare day. will
10 observed by the members OF the
Olympia Parent-Teachers association
With : ten and informal session al
PIE city library.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the teachers, patrons, and pupils Of
the Roosevelt school will be given
there Friday evening Of this week
when various games will be the diver
sion and everybody Is urged to attend