Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-07

MISS; bidSc iopiS, MlSS NitlleSuE
and Other school teachers have leas-
ed tho Edward. Payette home on West
Second street and will reside there in
future.
The Rowena club held its meeting
Tuesday with Mrs. William Apple
yard at her home oHS,Cqrtis street,
South Aberdeen. :. ..,'. q J
The R. S. c.. club is meeting this
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs. George
Huntiey, 213 East Second street, Mrs.
William Baumert assistingas hostess.
Mrs. Fred Davidson, at her home
on North B street, is hostess this af-
ternoon to the Young Mothers club,
the occasion being the first ami
versary of the organization.
Gamma Eta Kappa club tomorrow
evening will give a dancing party in
the Electric building, in the old quar-
tiers of the Quiniault club. A crowd
of something like three dozen couples
is expected for the affair.
Miss Emily Chabot of Moclips was
visiting a few days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ennis.
Alfred Beaulier, lumberman of
Ocosta, was in the city the other
day, guest at the Hotel Washing.
ton.
City Attorney A. E. Cross departed
Tuesday for Independence. Ore. to join
Mrs. Cross and child who have been
visiting friends there.
The store in the Dabney block, on
Wishkah street, in which Adam Schu-
bert had tailor shop, is being re-
paired by workmen employed by R.
T. Dabney.
Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Methodist church, held business
meeting at the church yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Ida Rhinehart, local Carnegie
librarian, and Miss Klara Anderson,
together have taken an apartment at
the Weatherwax.
Rev. r. H. Simpson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, announces
that he is considering starting a cit
izenship class, to prepare foreigners,
residents of this city, for their exam.
nations.
Oscar Madison departed Sunday for
San Francisco on a months visit.
Miss Margaret Mclean of Oakville,
was in ;ha city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
former residents of Aberdeen, who
last week were visiting with DR.. and
Mrs N. D. Coons, have gone to Sc.
attic, where Mrs. Macfarlane and the
children will reside for a year. The
Macfarlanes have resided in Manila
--fer the past five years.
The E. c. club will be entertained
next Wednesday by Mrs:Lucy Mack
at her home on West Market street
The Knights of Columbus of Aber.
deem and Hoquiam will hold their an
nual banquet next Tuesday evening
at the Grayport hotel in Hoquiam.
Mayor Hiram C. Gill of Seattle will
be among the speakers at the func-
ton. which. it is expected, will be
attended by couple of hundred bust
nessmen of the two cities. j
tThe annual dancing party of the
Young Ladies' sodality, St. Mary's
Catholic church, will be held at K
p. hall, October %.
Mrs Frank Murphy, at her home,
100 East Second street, next Tues
day will be hostess to the T. c. club.
Robert Gray chapter, D.. A. R., held
it's monthly meeting today with Mrs.
w. H. Tucker at her home on Hanna
avenue.
"The New Henrietta" staged Mon
day evening at the Grand theater by
an all-star cast, drew a large crowd
of out of town people who, with local
lovers of the popular playhouse, fill
ed the theater and saw an admirable
performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Rowland de-
parted Tuesday for California. ac
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. vii
France of Montesano. Mrs. France
is Mr. Rowland's daughter. The en-
tire party will spend three weeks Of
so in California.