The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-06-13
VASHON HEIGHTS

MI. Hewitt mas Solu MS fOfu
and purchased larger ear of an
other pattern.
Sloan Randolph was in town
Sunday and Monday visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohrer.
Chas. Pinkham has rented his
cottage to Mrs. Miller and her two
daughters, of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are oc-
cupying the Glen Morgan resi-
dence for the summer.
Miss Dorothy Cowan went to
Chehalis and joined the crowd to
see the eclipse on Saturday.
Mr.. G. II. Eaton, of Seattle, is
building neat bungalow on the
Van Olinda tract near the dock.
Miss Dorothy and Rhea Cowan
were visiting with S. p. Pinkham IS
family in Seattle Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penberthy have
rented their cottage 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Dusth, of Seattle, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Harmeling,
who are now residing in Seattle,
were visitors at the North End on
Sunday.
Mrs. Raub, of Oakland, Cali
fornia. has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. X. Coryell. for
about "A week. Mrs. Raub was
formerly Miss Susie Kent. of Scat
tie. She is returning TO her home
after an extended trip east.
Ruth Coryell, who has been
teaching in the schools at Cen
tralia, came home for two days
visit on Friday. She left on Sun
day for Bellingham to attend the
Normal school.
The many friends Of Mrs. Nor
gan and daughter Margaret will
be pleased to learn that they are
enjoying their visit in Minnesota.
Mr.. Morgan is now in Philadel-
piiia. but expects to return to
Washington in a few weeks. Mrs.
Morgan reports that her mother
is improving. and expects her to
be well soon.
Solicitors are canvassing for
membership to the Council of De
Tense at the North End this week.
They are a week late on account
of not being able to get the but
tons. The cost is one dollar for
men and 80 cents for women and
10 cents for children. In return
you receive ii placard to post in
the window and button TO wear,
but the greatest of all is the know
ledge that you are loyal.
A serviceable trail is being ex-
tended from the Anderson tract
along the beach. where it connects
with the path from Cowley S land
ing, to the Vashon Heights dock.
Two bridges are being built, one
90 feet long and 30 feet high, and
the other smaller. Near the long
bridge neat resting place is be-
ing cleared and is TO be called
Vests Point, and several benches
and settees will be placed for the
comfort of those that are weary
and in need of a few minutes rest.
The Vashon Heights Rose Club,
at its meeting last Thursday, de
cided to hold its annual rose show
at the North End this year instead
of in the city. II is an event that
is looked forward to with a great
deal of interest and pleasure. 1t
will be held next Thursday, June
20. at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Geiger, overlooking the bay, a
most ideal spot. The house is well
adapted to entertain a large crowd
and Mrs. Geiger is a pleasing
hostess. She viii be assisted by
Miss Rhca Cowan, Mrs. Joseph
Geiger, Jr., Mrs. W. 0. Cook, Mrs.
Coryell, Miss Ruth Halfway and
all the members OF the club that
can possibly attend. In normal
times there would not be any cost
to see the display, but this year it
is all loyalty with the club, and
their time is taken up in sewing
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