Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-06-11

with tue Scudtois III WHICH, SOuotucl-
able feeling was displayed. The Wis.,
-itors brought quite an excursion
crowd along with them.
Another of the social affairs being
presented by the Ladies Of the Milroy
circle, G. A. R., took place at the y.
n. C. A. Tuesday afternoon, being III
the nature of a tea and kitchen
shower, the gifts and proceeds going
10 the benent Of the ladies Of the G.
A. r. home at Puyallup.
Miss Helen Jackson Parker, daugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. Emmett N. Par
ker, was married Wednesday evening
1t the home of her parents to Harry
A. Hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Hart Of McKeesport, Pa, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. c. s.
Morrison of st. Johns Episcopal
church in the presence Of host Of
close friends, including many from
Tacoma, the brides former home.
After the ceremony Judge and Mrs.
Parker entertained 100 guests at an
elaborate reception in honor Of the
bride and groom.
Olympia friends have received
word of the approaching marriage of
Hiss Marjorie Draham, daughter Of
lGr. and Mrs. M. H. Draham of Seat
lie, her engagement to William c.
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.
Brown Of that city, having been re.
esntly announced by her parents
The wedding is to take place June 80
+. r. Seygang, q resident Of the
Chamber Prairie neighborhood for
he last seven or eight years and
quite well known throughout the
county. left the fore part Of this week
On IN extended visit to his old home
in Ohio, expecting to spend three OF
four months in Toledo. Defiance and
,Other Ohio cities before his return tc
this pace. Mrs. Seyfang expects t.
visit friends in California during thu
summer.
The county commissioners, at ,
meeting Tuesday night with the Turn
water council. awarded to Contractor
Charles G. Huber of Seattle the jol
Of erecting the new bridge across thu
lies Chutes river at Tumwater, at ,
price OF s137S9. The new bridg'
win be Of the Luten design, Tum
water paying $6,333 of the cost ant
the county the balance, out of tn
general road and bridge fund.
Members Of the Catholic parishe
of st. Michael's, Olympia, and st
Edwards OF Shelton, will join in
big picnic at Arcadia next Sunday
under the auspices of the local lodg
Of Knights of Columbus, which pro
poses to make this the first Of a serie
OF annual affairs. Special mass viii
be said at the local church at 9 o'clocl
Sunday morning. the picnic part
leaving here at 10 o'clock. A genera
invitation for everyone to join wit
them in the picnic has been issued b.
the Knights. from whom tickets. GOV
ering the cost of boat transportation
can be obtained. The picnickers viii
take their own lunches, the Knight
furnishing coffee and clans.
Leaving this city next Tuesday, tw
auto parties. consisting of Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred W. Stocking. daughte
Helen, and Miss Dora Peterson, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lemon, plan t
make a two months auto tour OF tn
Coast states, visiting the San Fran
cisco and San Diego expositions an
going as far south as Tiajuana. Mex
leo. While in California the part
expects to visit the Yosemite valley
Crater lake and other beauty spots.
Quite q number of local Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs attended tn
grand lodge meeting of each order il
Tacoma this week. F. e. DeFord rep
resented the lodge as delegate. Will
Mrs.. Ciees was delegate for the Re
bekahs. Mrs. Will Borthwick. dis
trict deputy for the Rebekahs, ais
attended.