Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-04-29

was in Pullman the first OF the week.
Mr.. Eddleman was formerly manager
of the Liberty theatre here. On
Wednesday in company with Man
ager A. r. Shumaker of the local
theatre, he went to Moscow. Idaho,
to effect change in the manage
ment OF the movie house at thai
place.
Mrs. Frank Masek was hostess to-
the ladies of the Pleasant Hour club
at her home on State street Thursday
of last week. Three new members
were initiated into the club these
! being Mrs Cassidy, Mrs Abel and
Mrs. Rivers. After the initiation
Mrs. Reitzel entertained the ladies
with most delightful reading. Re.
| freshments were served later in the
afternoon.
Dean and Mrs. E. c. Johnson gave
dinner last Friday in honor of
State Director of Agriculture French
and State Supervisor of Horticulture
Robinson, who were in Pullman ia
miiiarizing themselves with the work
of the State College.
| A. McAlpin, manager of the Pull
man store of the J. c. Penney Co.,
| leaves tomorrow for Salt Lake City,
Utah. on business for the company
Mrs. Luther Clarkson pleasingly
entertained nine intimate friends of
her niece, Miss Anona Clarkson, at a
surprise birthday party last Tuesday
evening. Progressive dominoes
were played, the prize being award
ed to Miss Grace Greenawalt. Miss
Clarkson received many beautiful
birthday gifts Ices and cakes were
served as refreshments.
Mrs. w. A. Spalding has been
quite seriously ill since last Saturday
evening
c. NJ. Haynes and family returned
Saturday evening from San Diego, |
Calf, where they spent the winter
They made the trip by auto and were
eight days on the road, stopping and !
camping whenever they felt so dis
posed.
Professor George A. Olson and |
family left Wednesday for Chicago,
where Mr.. Olson has accepted an i'm
portant position with the Gypsum In
dustries association They leave a
large circle of friends in Pullman |
who will regret their departure, but |
join in best wishes for their future |
prosperity and happiness.
Twin girls weighing eight and nine !
pounds respectively were born We'd
nesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs |
Bruce Lewis at Mrs Aliens matern-
ity home.
Mrs. J. n. Scott is at the North
west sanitarium where last week sho |
underwent a major surgical opera |
ton. Her condition is reported as
favorable.
Miss Ethel Oderlin, stenographer
in the First National bank, will leave
Monday for a three months vacation
which she will spend with relatives
in Palouse and at Portland, Ore, and
other points on the west side.
Charlie Parrish is building an at
tractive, modern two-stOry bungalow
with nine rooms on his property at
the corner of Paradise and Daniel
streets. He will occupy the house
himself.
Dwight Stephenson returned to Sc
attic yesterday after spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents He
is employed in the clearing house sec
/ ton of the Dexter-H orion National
| bank. His mother accompanied him
to Spokane, where she will spend sew
eral days.
Mrs. Pitzer Chadwick OF Colfax is
/ visiting relatives in Pullman.
The repairs on the building of the
Pullman lee Manufacturing Co.,
which was recently Quilted by fire
are nearly completed and the Pull
man Engineering company will move
back into its old quarters next week.
The Pullman Historical club met
/ Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c c. Todd Mrs h. w. Harold
read paper ON The Islands of
Guam and samoa Mrs. J. A. Hun
gate and Mrs. r. y. Miller were elect
ed delegates to the Northwestern
. District Federation convention at
Kennewick the eth of May. Mrs.
Clara Monroe was elected delegate to
tho C+afa E-al,rati,,