Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-02
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

Mrs. s. J. Steiglitz entertained at
bridge last Thursday complimentary
to her mother, Mrs. D. F. Stearns,
and sister, Mrs. G. A. VanDyke of
Minneapolis.
A score Of Aberdeen women auto
ed to Montesano Friday afternoon to
be informally entertained at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. A. P. Stockwell.
Otis Hall is on Dorcas Island, on
the Sound, for few days, spent with
his family. Mrs. Hall and the boys
will return with Mr.. Hall the end
of the week.
Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss
Hobi on Monday afternoon entertain
ed the Grays Harbor Pan-Hellenic
association at the Wilson home, 800
West Eighth street.
Dormford Reid, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Reid, sailed last week for
San Francisco. He will enter Stan.
ford university this term.
The Link club. which did not hold
its regular meeting last week on &C.
count Of absence from the city Of
most Of the members, will meet next
Wednesday afternoon.
Five Hundred was the game. last
Friday evening. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Neiss, 1912 East Wish.
kah street, where Miss Doris Neiss
and Miss Hazel Baldwin assisted in
entertaining the guests.
Miss Frances Douglas, Miss Vera
Johnston and Miss Mary johnson
were complimented guests Friday af-
ternoon at q musical and tea given
by Mrs. J. 8. Gum. The young wo-
men shortly will depart to enter
school, Miss Douglas going to an
eastern seminary. Miss Vera John
ston to = Chicago musical institution
and Miss Mary Johnston to the Wash.
ington state university. Mrs. B. F..
Johnston on Tuesday accompanied
her daughter and son, Benjamin, to
Seattle. where they will make their
future home. The Johnston residence
on North Eighth street has been rent.
ed to J. B. Hobi.
Mrs. John R. Douglas and her
mother, Mrs. Ella Perry, are visiting
in Seattle for few days, the guests
of Percy Perry.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and son, Ed.
win, have returned to Seattle after
a several weeks stay at Pacific Beach.
Edwin will enter the state university
this term, while Mr.: and Mrs. Wilson
will make their home in Olympia, Mr..
Wilson having been appointed assist
ant state school superintendent.
A. D. Randolph departed Monday
for his former home in Michigan to
meet Mrs. Randolph. After a visit
there they will return to Aberdeen.
Miss Dorothy Pearson, formerly In
the Saginaw Timber company office,
has been employed by the Hoquiam
Automobile company.
The open meeting of the fall and
winter for the Women's auxiliary Of
st. Andrews Episcopal church was
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
F. F. w. Greene at the rectory.
Mrs. Charles McDermoth visited
Friday last with her daughter, Mrs
G. H. Alburty, at the latter's ranch
home near Montesano.
At her home, 1920 Aberdeen ave-
nue., last Thursday, Mrs. R. B. Moth.
orwell was hostess at a bridge lun-
cheon, IL guests being entertained and
high score being made by Mrs. Wal
ter Crammatte.
J. L. Stilwell Produce Co., at the
public market, will pay farmers the
highest prices for butter and eggs.
Mrs. F. e. vanKleek is home from
Port Ludlow, where she was visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin L. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. elise are spend
ing the week in Seattle.