Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-12

Kuykendall. MIR. Davis is an instruc-
tor at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege.
WANT ROADS MARKED
Tourists are complaining that the
roads in the vicinity of Gate City
across the prairie are poorly marked,
with the result that numbers of tour
lists have lost their way. Farmers
living in the vicinity of Gate state
that the tourists make the complaints
to them. Residents of Gate are
anxious for the Automobile club to
help them by putting up markers
along the prairie.
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ALTRUISTIC CLUB TO PICNIC
The Aitruistic club will hold an
all-day picnic Thursday at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. William Duncan
and Mrs. Emory Chaplain. at Silver
Spit. Members are requested to meet
at the Yacht club dock at 10 O'Clock
promptly Thursday morning. They
will be taken to Silver Spit in the
launch owned by Mr.. Jamison. Each
member is requested to bring her
own cup, plate and silver.
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ATTEND DANCE FOR
MISS LISTER
Miss Marjorie Syre of Tacoma and
her fiance, Cyrus Happy of Spokane.
were among those motoring over
from Tacoma Saturday evening to
attend the dance given by Miss Lu tie
Moore in honor of Miss Florence Lis
ter and her fiance, Major Herbert
Odell, of Camp Lewis.
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MISS HOUGHTON GOES HOME
Miss Alys Houghton, formerly Of
this city. left yesterday for her home
in Seattle after a weeks visit here
with friends. Miss Houghton just
arrived from San Francisco, where
she has been visiting her aunt for the
past six months.
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THEATER PARTY FOR
MISS M'ELROY
In honor of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Elroy, who leaves Sunday for Mills
College, Miss Helen Lord will enter
tain this evening with theater
party at the Ray, followed by a sup
per at her home on Union street.
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CONvALESCING AT HOME
Miss Addie Algier, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Algier, arrived in the
city Sunday from San Francisco. Miss
Algier. who Is convalescing from q
long Hines. was accompanied to Olym-
pia by her sister, Mrs. Maud Wander
veer. and son Clifford, who left two
weeks ago for the South to visit Miss
Algier.
SEATTLE PEOPLE CRUISING
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Horton Of Sc
attic, are camping for q month on
Hartstine island. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ton are spending the summer In their
boat on the Sound. They will leave
shortly for the northern part Of the
Sound to cruise about the San Juan
islands. Mr.. Horton is we'll known
here, having formerly made his home
in Olympia. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. s. Horton.
HEARING IN BELLINGHAM
Supervisor Frank Spinning Of the
division of transportation and Hance
Cleland, supervisor of the division of
utilities, returned to Olympia yester.
day from Bellingham. where they
spent several days on a rate hearing.
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RETURN TO SEATTLE HOME
Mrs. Roy Campbell and little
daughter Betty have returned to their
home in Seattle after spending sew
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George Draham. Mr.. Campbell and
Miss Bess Scobey motored over from
Seattle Sunday to join Mrs. Campbell
and to accompany her back to Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Carmichael OF
Seattle spent the weekend in this
city as the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Kingsley. Sunday evening
Mr.. Kingsley accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Carmichael to Seattle, where he
remained until Monday morning.
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OPTONfETRY COMMITTEE HERE
John A. Caswell of Tacoma, Frank
Killgore Of Puyallpu, and E. NJ. Rad
abaugh Of Spokane, members OF the
state optometry examining commit
tee, are guests at the Hotel Olympian.
Mrs. Caswell accompanied Mr.. Cas-