Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-07-29
TO SEE 1.-THE WAYFARER"

TO SEE 1.-THE WAYFARER"
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Edmonds, &C
companied by Harold Edmonds, Mrs
James Brewer and Miss Rose Dudley,
will leave tomomrrow by motor for
Seattle to attend the performance or
the "Wayfarer." Rev. Edmonds at
tended the Pacific Coast Theological
conference in Tacoma Tuesday.
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LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP .
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Winstanley ant
Miss Bess Winstanley, left today for
a weeks motor trip through northern
Washington. They will also attend
the performance of creme" the mu-
steal comedy. in Seattle.
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RETURNS TO ABERDEEN HOME
Miss Helen Morley has returned to
her home in Aberdeen after spending
the weekend here as the house guest
Of Mis- Elizabeth Davidson, sister of
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, who is visiting
here for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Crouch of Seat
tie will spend the weekend here with
Mr.. Crouch's father. Col. J. G..
Crouch.
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AT PACIFIC BEACH
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MCGUIRE, Miss
Edith Hinchcliff and Harold Chadd
are spending a week at Pacific Beach.
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Mrs. Birdie Grantier has returned
to this city after two weeks vaca-
ton spent in Oregon and Southwest.
ern Washington.
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Lloyd Van Eaton spent the week
end in Seattle attending the state
Elks' convention.
Miss Retha Kelpher of Elma spent
the weekend here visiting friends.
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AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY MEETS TONIGHT
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion will meet tonight at
|8 o'clock. Returns from the state
convention will be heard, Refresh
ments served after meeting.
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ATTENDS YACHTING PARTY
Twenty girl friends. of Miss Vir-
ginia Perkins of Tacoma. enjoyed a
cruise Of Puget Sound last Thursday
in the Perkins yacht Ell Primero. The
affair was given in honor of Miss
Charlotte Caldwell Of Tacoma, who
expects to leave shortly for Honolulu.
Music and dancing occupied the after
noon hours aboard the yacht, after
which a buffet supper was served
under the deck awnings. Miss
Beatrice Kearney, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Kearney of this city, a
classmate who graduated with Miss
Perkins from Miss Ransome's school
for girls. in Piedmont, last month.
was among those who enjoyed the at
ternoon. The yachting party was
Ichaperoned by Mrs. 8. A. Perkins and
Mrs. John McFaden.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
i Marriage licenses were issued last
week by the county auditor to the
I following persons: William H. But
terworth of Bull, Idaho, and Viola
Rector of Centralia; w. A. Jolley nad
Mrs. Magda Stem, both Of Tacoma;
Harold l.. Dunkelburger and Luella
Mason. both of Olympia; Charles
WEIGH and Stella May Clark. both OF
Rochester; Edwin Geary and Ferol
Mclean. both of Seattle; Norman I'm
petit and Mrs. Bertha Broadwick, both
of Seattle; D. ]. O'Nill and Gladys
Hunter, both of Shelton.
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Miss Berdina and Miss Lenore Kuy-
Iaendall, daughters of Director and
Mrs. E. v. KuykendaE. have returned
to their home in this eity after visit
to Seattle. where they went Saturday
to attend the performance of the
"Wayfarer."
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SPEND WEEKEND AT
PARADISE INN
Director E. v. Kuykendall of the
department Of public works spent the
weekend at Paradise Inn, Rainier
National park. He was accompanied
by Clyde, B. Aitchison OF Washington.
D. c., members of the interstate COM
merce commission: e. L. Beach of
Washington, d. c.; r. D. Lyle and
I. c. Bonham of Tacoma.
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