Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
WhatPeople AreDoing

The z. c. club held its meeting
Wednesday with Mrs. Beltz, at her
home on West Sixth street.
The Holly club will meet Monday,
February %, with Mrs. A. D. Moody,
at her home, 2411 Sumner avenue.
Mrs. George Acret at her home, $40
First avenue, will be hostess Tuesday
afternoon to the Young Mothers club.
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The German Aid society will hold
meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
Alfred Anderson at her home on West
Sixth street.
Robert Gray Chapter, D. A. R., held
its postponed meeting yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ralph Emerson at
her home in Hoquiam.
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Mrs. Ray johnson at her home, 209
West Third street, was hostess Wed
nesday to Harmony chapter, First
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. n. c. Randolph at her home,
Cherry and Wooding streets, was host
ess to the Friends in Council club
Tuesday, Ibsen being the subject of
discussion.
Miss eerna VanRiper was compli-
mented guest last Friday evening at
card party given by Mrs. G. L. NJ
Bowlby at her home, 1913 North B
street.
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Alexander Laekey, son of Mrs. Ger
trude E. Lackey, has been reelected
editor of the Reed College (Portland)
Quest" the colleges official news
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. August WaIIin at
their home, 600 North Michigan ave.
nue., entertained the Young Peoples
society of the Swedish Mission
church, last Saturday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cohen, recently
welded in Portland, are now residing
in Aberdeen. Mrs. Cohen, who will
be remembered as the daughter of l.
Nudelman, formerly resided in this
city.
At the home Of Mrs. Junior Hoonan
tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Earle Nor
gan and Mrs. Hoonan will be host
esses at an auction bridge party, a
similar affair having been given last
Saturday at Mrs. Morgan's home
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Rev. Myron W. Haynes, D. D., of
Portland, representing the Baptist ed
vocational interests of the Pacific coast,
will speak on Mastery" at the First
Baptist church next Sunday morning
DR.. Haynes comes with reputation
as an interesting speaker.
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An entertaining sketch, of which
Mrs. Roswell Scott, mother of Mrs.
Charles McDermoth and herself we'll
known in Aberdeen from her visits
here, is subject, appeared recently
in the Seattle acknowledgement pio-
neer column conducted by Prof.
Meany of the state university.
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A lunch, open to the general pub.
lie, will be served at 1 o'clock this
afternoon at the Samuel Benn school,
by the Parent Teacher association of
that school, in honor of Mrs. Ida Nc
Question of the Tacoma school board.
A charge of rs cents a plate will be
made.
Many members of the local Knights
of Pythias lodge will go to Monte
sano next Tuesday evening to attend
meeting of the lodge there, at which
Grand Chancellor Gus Meese will be
present. This evening Mr.. Meese will
be at the Aberdeen lodges meeting,
and Montesano Knights will be guests.
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N. s. Ervick, son Of Mrs. Pauline
Ervick, arrived home last Monday
Mr.. Ervick has been travelling extern
sively in many lands, for several
months, his journeying taking him
through European countries. He will
spend some little time in Aberdeen re-
cuperating from a. fever contracted
during his travels.
A Valentine party was given last
Monday by Miss Nellie Ervick at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Pauline
Ervick, 523 East First street. The
house was prettily and tastefully dec
grated for the occasion and music and
games were enjoyed by the guests
who were Miss Ruth and Miss Pear
Linds,rom, Miss Agnes Thompson
Miss Lille Anderson, Miss Ella Oh
son, Miss Martha Rasmussen, T. Rate
dahl, Peter Sundeen, Arthur Ervich
and Victor Johnson, all of Aberdeen
and Mrs. Ruby Endresen, Miss Myrtle