The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-05-27
NEWS OF LYNDEN

~ uiAu DIN" was 6i'Ni4 a.
the home of Mrs. F. L. Wood We'd
nesday for Miss Elsie Sweet. The at
ternoon was spent in hemming tea
towels for the honor guest, after
which a mock wedding was held. Ms.
d. Mulder acted as preacher, Mrs.
George NAPLES as bridegroom, Mrs.
George Hall as bride. Mrs. Harry
Walters as flower girl and Mrs. En-
nest Dean as ring bearer. Mrs. King
and Mrs. Fountain furnished the mu-
sic. The bride carried a charming
bouquet of bleeding hearts and SOL
onions seal tied with mosquito net
ting. After the congratulations. Mrs.
Walters, attired as kewpie. brought
in the many beautiful gifts which
were presented to Miss Sweet. AT
the close of the afternoon, dainty re-
freshments were served. The tables
were prettily decorated with kew
pies. Those present were Mesdames
Philo. Frank Knapp, King, Mulder,
Mcleod, w. H. NAPLES. Mounter. Ed
son. F. lie Coco, Lewis, Nicholson,
Loring, Serrurier. Walters, Dean. Ray
Slade. George NAPLES, Meurer, Mock,
Brown, Hall, Fountain, Prick, Zyls-
ira, and Wood. and Miss Sweet and
Miss Bennett.
A unique banquet was held Tues
lA h Of Ir y11
Mrs. P. Vann. Lavender and white
were the prevailing colors in the dec
Grafton scheme, and each guest rep
resented a famous character in Eng
fish history. Miss Marjory Bruins
wick. who represented Queen EliZ-
abeth. won the honors of tie even
ing. Guests were Betty Court. Maria
Pole. Eva BAHAMA, Mazilla and Leona
De Laval, Marjory Brunswick. Char
lotte Rogers, jeremiah Pole. Paul
Tredway, Jim Browne and Hans
knoope.
Mrs. August Gosch and Miss Viola
Gosch have returned from a visit of
q week anu q HAIL at tic HoIiiS VI -hi :
and Mrs. w. A. REESE at Yakima.
The Old-Fashioned Dancing Club
will close their season with mas
auerade ball Thursday evening, June
8, at the l. o. o. F. Hall.
Mrs. Bostwick and Mrs. Bay will be
hostesses to the P. N. G. Club Fri
e.. h. I n n a
Graves will be decorated at the
cemeteries Monday. The w. Il. c.
and the G. A. R. will meet at ga to
go to the cemetery.
P. T. Gjarde of Seattle, who was
awarded the contract for the con-
struction of the new Whatcom co.
Dairymen' Association plant, has
started work with a big crew of men.
His agreement calls for completion
in sixty days. The contract price is
s37,2SS.
]. n. Owley is the foreman in
charge of the construction.
C. C. Bender, president of the {.
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iting in Lynden this week. MIR. Ben
der has established headquarters at
the j. Hanover tailor shop for the
sale of stock in his company. He has
ben in the piano and phonograph
business for a great many years, and
| is making plans to build factory for
the manufacture of the Symphotone
photograph.
Frank Wander Griend will leave
for Alaska today.
To congratulate Mrs. A. S. Van
der Griend on her 18th birthday an
niversary, relatives and friends called
Saturday. Nine of Mrs. Wander
Griend's children were present.
The Lynden Fire Department has
signed a contract with the Babcoek
Carnival Company to bring their
show here next month. The contract
is subject to the approval of the city
council, which will pass on it at their
meeting June 4.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 5
Starkenburg May 16.
Mrs. Ernest Dean and Mrs. Blais'