The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-22

| ire Fldtterer, Chdnttndue, MTS. T.
L. Wood; Piano, Concert Wa.tz,
Schuett, Miss Catherine Harris;
| Violin, Concert Duet, Dancla, Ell
zie Tremain and Erwin Rathman ;
Piano, Shepherds All and Maidens
Fair, Nevin, Miss Genevieve Stein
hauer; Vocal, Oh Rest in the Lord,
| (Aiia Elijah. MendelssohD, Full
| fillment, MacDermid, Mrs. d. Mu'-
der, contralto: Piano. The Butter
| fly. Lavalle, Miss Crete Topping;
Piano, Rosetta (Mazurka) Kreutz-
rim, Miss Mary Trepain; Vocal, The
Birth of Moon, Leoni. Her Rose,
| Coonbs, Down in the Forest, Ron
aid, Miss Agnes Edison; Piano.
| Wedding Day, Grieg. Miss Frame
Knspp Violin Duet. Selected, 81
zie Tremain and Erwin Rathman.
fee of 10 els will be charged
to cefray expenses.
Tie regular monthly social sven
ing of tie Rebekah lodge was held
last Saturday evening. Refresh
Eents were served and a social hour
enjoyed by the members and ew
| friends.
unique affair was given Mon
| day afternoon in the form of a
washday party by Mrs. w. Hem
niingway and Mis-. Ed Gerlach 1t
the Helnmingway home. The wash
| day idea was carried out through
~ of Tho a.
tons We're written on starched
pieces of linen. The tally cards
were decorated with Gold ust
twins. Toy clothes baskets md
boilers were filled with vel ow
roses and blue Larkspur. The
nosteses met the guests at the door
wearing bungalow aprons and We e
surprised to find that most of The
guests also wore aprons. The after
noon was spent playing cards, Mrs.
Hall winning first prize and Mis-.
Wander Gr.cnd the consolation, af-
ter whicl delicious refresh ments
We're served. Guests were Mes
Gaines Beckes. Mulder, Loring. Me
Iced, Hall. Shade, Baldwin, Whip
pie, G. NAPLES, McGinnis, Beach,
W. H. Wanles, Bender. Knapp, Bay,
BIonden, De Long. Zylstra, Bus
sarl, Holeatt. SoIr.ler, Serrurier,
Cralgnead. WOOD. Hammond, Jones,
r. ,.aIer. Pixley. Wander Griend.
Darker, Shoemaker. Prick, Bieh-
Ter. Carlson. Feenty, Parrot. Lar
son. Stark Will.aE-s and Sample.
of Bcliingham
Dr. and Mrs. B. V. Mounter and
Katherine expect to return 10 Lyn-
den this evening or tomorrow, from
their automobile trip to California.
letter received by The Tribune
from Dr.. Mounter was dated at
Bend, Ore. Tuesday and says: I'VE
are taking the east of the noun
tains route north through Oregon
and If everything goes well, we'll
probably see the Columbia High
way today
Edward kamm was awarded the
second prize TO- the best essay
written on prohibition by eighth
g ade students in Whatcom County
at the convention of the w. c. I.
U. in Bellingham last week. Albert
Bocinan would have received he
first prize in the Ligh school class
hut throa gin al error, his paper was
submitted too late. The conven-
ton voted him Lgratnlations on
his splendid essay. Lynden dee
gates to tie convention were Mes
DANES Robert HeatCn, Chas. Jacobs
Geo. Worthen, ]. p Boerhave, ia
CODY andSGust
The city council voted Friday 20
accept a proposal from the electric
company TO take over the gasoline
engine at the purapins plant, and
furnish a motor st flat rate of
$37 so month. This is less han
the cost of operation by distillate
as at present.
Pictures of Gen. Pershing's expe-
dition in Mexico tonight at The
Electric with several fine Pathe
features.
DR.. S. S. Howe, Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
The Klatawas were entertained
nv Miss Agnes Edison last night