The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

Mr.. WaXscow's sister, who has
been here for several weeks, return
ed to her home last Thursday.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fos-
ter's wedding anniversary, the fol-
lowing friends surprised them at
their home Nov. 30th: Mr.. and Mrs
Billy Stage, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Coy, Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Harvey
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey.
The =. l.. +. Club held its regular
meeting with Mrs. Forest Leedy in
her new home last Friday afternoon
A guessing contest was provided by
the hostess, Mrs. Gregory winning the
first prize and Mrs. Saunders the
consolation. A short business meet
ing was held during which it was
voted to send $50 to the Child We'll
fare Relief Fund, sponsored by the
Literary Digest. This will take care
of three children for one year. Mrs.
Foster read very interesting article
on our next president, Warren G.
Harding. Mrs. Bradley talked on the
proposed school measures to come up
at our next legislature, their good
and bad points; and Mrs. Gregory
read short article about the Child
Welfare work. After this Mrs Leedy
served a luncheon of angel salad,
chicken sandwiches: cake and hot
chocolate. The following members
were present: Mesdames Newell,
Stage, Nicholson, Tom Luttrell Bak-
er, Mccoy, Hauber, Moore, Gregory,
Bradley, Harvey, Starks, Sauer, Os-
borne, Stevens, Daggett, Miller and
Foster. The club had as guests Mrs.
Saunders, Miss Miller, Miss Horn and
Leonard Harvey.
Another wedding anniversary was
celebrated Thursday, Dec ., when the
Fosters, Stages, l.. Harveys and H.
Harveys surprised Mr.. and Mrs John
Mccoy with six o'clock dinner, it
being their fourth anniversary.
The Ladies' Aid Supper and Bazaar
which was held last Friday night
brought in approximately 500 clear.
The following programme was given:
Vocal Solo ..................... Mr.. Ellis
Whistling Solo......-............... Mrs. Ellis
Reading .........-.......--.....M Mrs. Krcneman
Steel Guitar Solo. John Coppock
The DR.. Fulkerson lecture given
Tuesday evening at the NJ f. church
was indeed fine, and was fairly we'll
attended.
The Ladies' Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Kir-
by.
Miss Grace Lanphere was initiated
into the Order of the Eastern Star
Wednesday evening. The Peshastin
ladies of the order served the follow
ing luncheon chicken sandwiches.
pickles: coffee; pineapple charlotte
and cake.
Miss Miller, who has been visiting
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Miller, left Sunday to spend
while with friends in Wenatchee.
Mr.. Crutchfied was here Monday
to hold get-together meeting with
the growers.
Mr.. Hauber, Mr.. and Mrs. Stage.
Mr. and Mrs. Mohrinway and Mr.. S.
p. Beecher were all in Wenatchee
Saturday.
A Ford car, driven by Mr.. Sted-
man, in passing the Sherman school
bus, Monday, bumped into it. He was
passin~ on the wrong side of the road,
so it was not the fault of Mr.. Sher-
man.
Tom Fosters were at Guy Stages
for dinner, Sunday
Mr.. Duncan of Dryden, went over
the grade at the Peshastin Creek
bridge the first of the week. The car
was damaged some, and the occupants
were badly bruised and scratched
Don't forget the p. 7. A. tonight
at the school house. Mrs. Bakers
paper and the programme will make
it worth your while, to say nothing of
the social hour.