The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-19
Vashon Heights

visitors In Seattle on Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Pemberthy of Seattle
spent Sunday at their cottage on TIL,
beach.
Mr.. Cowlcy recently purchased a
Dodge, and is now a patron of the
ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claque have rented the
Pembcrthy cottage for the balance OF
the season.
Mrs. j. A. Corbin and daughter
Irene were visitors in the city last
Saturday.
Miss Virginia Butler and sister
Helen were visitors at the Stccn cot
tage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd of Seattle,
Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Harold Dodge and Edward
Lind OF Seattle, wcre-week end guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, OF Seattle,
were visitors and guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lund ON Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ncice. who has cottage at the
Heights, entertained her father and
mother, from Seattle, over the week
end.
Mr.. Theme, who has cottage near
Cowley's landing. has n Maxwell, and
goes to the city each morning viu the
ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, who have cot
tage at the Heights, had as guests
Saturday and Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Strausc and daughter and Mrs Jones'
sister. 81
Mrs. Steen, of Seattle, who has n
summer home AT the Heigets, has two
enthusiastic guests in the persons Of
Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Ida Steiger,
of Idaho. They will remain several
days
Mr.. and Mrs. George ,zG:ssell, ir.,
and son visited his parents at "Bon
Oke" three days of last week. He
came in his machine and took several
Joy rides on the Island, accompanied
by friends.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell left on
Friday for an extended automobile trip
to Victoria and Vancouver, b. c. She
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Campbell of Seattle.
Miss Susan Woodland gave birth
day party on Saturday and had as her
guests Misses Hazel Meyers, Mary Pet
ley, Bessie Corbin, Dixie Woodland,
Norma Leslie Margaret Morgan and
George Teubul and Frederic Hill.
The Misses Irene and Annie Marie
Carlson, of Salina, Kan, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Paul N. Carlson at the
Heights. They were four weeks in
reaching Beautiful Vashon Heights, :"
as they stopned at various points along
the coast; but they claim that Puget
Sound has the best scenery and views
Of any place they have visited.
The Rose Club met at Mrs. A. y,
Cowan's residence on Wednesday, The
principal work for the club now is sew
ing for the Red Gross. They expect to
install two more sewing machines.
Handkerchiefs, tray cloths and cush-
ions are the principal items they are
working on. Mrs. Robinson, near
Cowley's landing, is the superintend-
ant and manager of the sewing circles.
The cannery is booming, our roads
are fine, now let us make the Island
Fair the best ever
Thoitoms in last week's Record from
the eannery were inspiring, and we
hope something viii be published every
week, telling what it is doing. We
are all watching this years work, and
il has the appearance Of being large.
Remember, the cannery is our saliva
ton.
Truth is like candle-the more
you sniff it the brighter it will burn. J."
We felt that "Iwan Tono'' would hit
tartar before long. "Getamo veon'
made a SPLENDID reply to his article ON
politics Now that they arc both in
the ring we hope they will tell us all
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