Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-06-17

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terror for its order, cleanliness,
and fine array of good eats and
other things attractively display
eded-everything in its season.
And now the new light gray coat
of paint with darker gray trim.
mings put on by the skillful hand
Of Mrs. Marion, adds greatly to
the looks of the exterior.
Mrs. Newcomer and daughter
Ruth with relatives and friends
from California motored over
from Tacoma last Friday and en-
joyed several days in their cot
tage here.
Miss Iona Woods from Belling-
ham Normal agreeably surprised
her grandparents last week. She
returns for the summer course.
Miss Bishops fine new cottage
overlooking the beach has re-
ceived a coat of paint. Miss Con-
don of Seattle will occupy it
during the summer.
A familiar sight again around
Ellisport is Mrs. Adeline Ham
accompanied by her two daugh.
ters. Yakima gives way to Ellis
port about this time every wear
for them.
While Mrs. Newcomer of Ia
coma prepared her cottage for
the season she found time to en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of
California.
A. A. Peters Of the Olympic
FIGURING Mills, an expert on
poultry in regard to the proper
feeding is visiting the island this
week. During the war Mr.. Peters
had charge of eleven western
states. Such was the extent of
Uncle Sans chicken business.
c. G. Cook of Oregon is the
fortunate possessor of the Cliff
cottage for the summer.
Glimpses of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aldson are few these days. Nov.
ing from Tacoma does keep one
busy.
Ellisport's favored location and
sunny slopes are certainly bring
ing forth luscious strawberries.
How pleasant and easy it is to
gaze upon a large juicy short
cake!
Back, and this time for good,
is Harry Lee and family. Who
wouldn't with the McChntock
place for a home and all of the
island to welcome you?
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Butcher,
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Baker, Miss
b. Outlander and Mr.. Fuller
were entertained in such a pleas
ant manner as is only possible
by Mrs. Evans over the week end
Spending Sunday with Mrs
W. c. Cliff were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cliff; of Seattle.
Very soon we expect to hear
a great hustle about the old
Rickett place when Mrs. AID
rich begins rebuilding to suit her
own ideas of the comfort of your
own home.
Visiting w. c. Cliff and look
ing for a suitable home to pur-
chase were Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
of Seattle.
Albert Therkelsen has nearly
finished the new cottage for Mrs.
Humphreys near the beach. She
will bring with her this summer
several girls who wish to pick
berries.
Numerous parties have been in
order the past week. Broadway
High was represented by eight
at the Furbush place. Miss Kelly
entertained a large number of
Seattle teachers, at her summer
place.
Madrona Lodge, with Mother
Pyle at the door is welcoming a
large number of guests these
lays. The U. Of w. was well
noticed with sixteen in one party
and four in another, the Cana
dian bank of Seattle was next in
line with eight members. Dur
ing the week Mother Pyle was
hostess to Josephine G. Preston.
State Superintendent Of schools,
also Mrs. NJ. H. Tamblin, both of
Olympia, Resting at the lodge
this week was Mrs. T. Il. Shaw
and daughter from Seattle.
An entertaining visitor at the
Cliff home recently was Mrs. NJ.
S. Brown of California. Mrs.
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