The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-15
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

ing Friday night at the Auditorium.
George French and Martha Herman
both gave readings. Miss Hannah
read a paper and Jake French gave a
vocal solo. The next meeting will be
May IS, and this date should be
kept in mind for it will be election of
officers, and full attendance is de-
/ sired. Hot chocolate and cookies
were served at this last meeting.
The p. l.. +. entertainment given
at the Auditorium Saturday night
was we'll attended, about $6l being
taken in at the door, which will leave
about fifty dollars clear The fol
lowing numbers were presented:
Piano Selections Mrs. Maude Starks
Reading .......................-. Mrs. Putnam
Vocal Solo ..................... Mrs. Hilton
Irish Lit Dance ............ School Girls
Whistling Solo...--........... Mrs. Starks
Vocal Solo-.....--....-...M Mr.. Mclaughlin
Reading ..-...-.................. Henry Sauer
Summer Girl Mnstrels: Mrs. Harry
Harvey, Mrs. Hauber, Mrs. Henry
Sauer, Mrs, Newell. Mrs. Daggett,
Mrs. Billy Stage and Mrs. Forrest
Leedy.
Black Face Minstrels Carl Lowen-
thai, Homer English, Willard Grif-
fifth, Mrs. H. Wohler, Weir Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. C.. English. Jake
French, Lloyd Charbaneau, Harry
Wohler and Jake Griffith.
Living Songs:
Arrawanah ............ Mrs. Ruby Leedy
Annie Laurie Miss Mary Hauber
Sweet and Low Mrs. LYDIA Harvey
Mother Machree Mrs. H. Newell
The Rosary Mrs. Nellie Stage
Liberty -.-..-......... Mrs. Ruby Leedy
The 7. L. f. program committee
wish to publicly thank all those who
SO kindly gave their time and talent
to help make the entertainment a sue
cess.
A man from Spokane was here Sat
urday night in regard to a moving
picture machine for the school audi.
torium. A demonstration will be
given at the Auditorium Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wohler enter,
tained at a family dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Southard is here from Seattle
for a while
S. P. Beecher was in Wenatchee
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rogers were at
the Tom Foster home for dinner Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Leedy attend
ed birthday dinner in Cashmere
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wohler were
IN Cashmere Monday morning.
The VI. F. ladies' aid society met
with Mrs. Tom Robinson Wednesday
afternoon.
The prohibition lecture at the Com
munity church Tuesday night wa,
probably not so we'll attended as It
might have been on account of the
rain, but nevertheless good crowd
was present. The high school won
the flag
tFrom the minstrcls): Mr..
NotcS;-l say, Miss Fluffy, did you
hear about Preacher Robinson?
Miss Fluffy-Why, no, what about
him?
Mrs. Votes-He was in Wenatchee
the other day and went into the Peter
Pan for lunch and after looking over
the menu card, said to the waitress:
"How's the chicken today?" and she
said, "Oh, I'm all right, how are you,
old kid"
Miss Lefty Arbogast is home. Just
recovering from an attack of the fla.
Miss ArbogaSt is studying missionary
work in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright we're in
Wenatchee Wednesday.
Mrs Wilma Moore wa in Wcnat-
chee Monday.
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Coy were in Cashmere Monday.
Mrs. Bert Harvey is in the Leavcn-
worth hospital for treatment.
Don't forget Jean White. the 29th
Of this month.
'Another minstrel quip1. Mis-
Hard Times: 81 heard good one the
other day. Mr.. Bradley said: Il
have two licenses, one to run my
Chevrolet and one to run my wife
The license for the Chevrolet is fine
and dandy, but the one to run my
wife. is sure the bunk,
A number of dwelling houses will
be constructed in this community at
a near date if the present plans are
carried into effect Peshastin needs
them
After several years of service with
the Peshastin Fruit Growers Associa-
tion, Miss Lanphere officially severed
her connection with the Association.
Needless 10 say, those with whom she
has been associated in our commun-