Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-12
HONOR GIRLS LEAVING
FOR SCHOOL

FOR SCHOOL
Complimenting a number of girls
who are leaving soon to enter col
leges and boarding schools, Miss Dor
othy Rose. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Rose, entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on West Eigh-
teenth street with a charming lunch
con- Guests were seated at small
tables, each centered with a dainty
colonial bouquet of old-fashioned
blooms. Novel hand-paitned mani
kins marked the places. The hall
was prettily decorated with red sweet
peas, combined with baby's breath,
while large bowls of pink and laven-
der sweet peas were used in decorat-
ing the living room. Yellow and blue
was the color scheme carried out in
the dining-room, with yellow daisies
combined with blue cornflowers. Blue
candles in silver candlesticks added
to the decoration of the buffet and
table. Miss Rose was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. c. A. Rose, Mrs. A. w. .
Tyler and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt.
During the afternoon an enjoyable
musical program was given by Ivan
Ditmars, Kenneth Baker and Richard
Baker Those present were the Miss
es Carol Ingham, Helen Lord. Eliza
beth McElroy, Miriam Elwell, Vir-
ginia Kuhns, Beatrice Kearney, Phyl-
lis FitzHenry, Glenna Troy, Irene
Springer, Frances Lamborn, Eliza
beth Davidson, Katherine Partlow,
Gladys Holcomb, Jeanette Kenney,
Villa Carnsew, and Mines. Kenneth
Wilson, John Pierce, A. w. Tyler and
Adolph Schmidt.
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VISITING AT TOKELAND
Miss Mary Owings, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owings, Is the
guest of Miss Helen Lewis of Ray
mond at the Lewis summer cottage
at Tokeland. She will remain in
Tokeland for week or more.
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no VISIT HERE BEFORE
RETURNING SOUTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunsaker and Mrs.
Hunsaker's sister and brother, Miss
Cora McCabe and John T. 'McCabe,
stopped off in Olympia to visit Mrs.
Ann Harder McCabe yesterday en-
route to British Columbia. The
party will return to Olympia the lat
ter part of next week. at which time
they will spend a week here before
returning to their home in Chico,
California.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Miss Mildred Miles was hostess last
evening at a delightful dinner party
at the Hotel Olympian. The table
decorations consisted of large bas-
ket of pink sweet peas and places
were marked by dainty hand-painted
place cards. Covers were laid for
Miss Betty Landers. Miss Carrie
Myers, Miss Mildred Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Stack, Harold McNa-
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LEAVE BY MOTOR
FOR BAKER, OREGON
Mrs. J. C. McNeeley and children.
Hester and Lucian, left today by
motor for Baker, Oregon. where they
will spend the remainder Of the
month visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
McNeeley. Before returning to
Olympia Mrs. McNeeley and children
will visit Crater Lake and other
places Of interest in Oregon.
MRS. WALDORF SELLS
Mrs. JAlia e. Waldrin hes sold her
residence at 307 West Fifteenth
street to Mrs. Frances Schultz, widow
of E. H. Schultz, who was killed on
Christmas Eve, two years ago by the
bandit Smith. following q hold up
at Penney's store. The deal was
closed this week. =
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SUNSET CLUB ENJOYS
BEACH PARTY
Nineteen members Of the Sunset
club greatly enjoyed the beach party
given Monday evening at Tykie's
Cove. The trip was made IN the
launch Nadia. Upon bleaching q
huge bonfire was built and marsh
mallows toasted and tales told around
the FIRE until late hour. =
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State Land Commissioner Savidge.
william Duncan, A. w. Tyler and =.
C. Townsend are among the local
Knights Of Pythias who Will attend
the sunrise initiation to be held sun
day on Mount Rainier.
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