Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-08-19

deem attending the annual state
sheriffs' convention being held there
at the present time.
Supervisor j. w. Kinney of game
and game fish commission, is also in
Aberdeen attending the sheriffs' con-
vention.
MISS LYONS BECOMES BRIDE
Miss Charlotte Lyons daughter o.
Mrs. Anna Lyons of this city became
the bride of Leslie Crockett Of Seat
tie yesterday noon ct st. Marks
Episcopal church in Seattle. The
wedding, which was very simple, Was
attended only by members Of botn
families. The ride wore becocing
suit of tricotine, braided in gray.
with which she wore chic hat OF
blue feathers. Her flowers were d
shower of brides roses and sweet
peas. Miss Elizabeth Crockett of
Vancouver, B. c., was bridesmaid
and John L. Bryan Of Seattle acted
as best man. Following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett left by motor
for trip over the Georgian circuit,
after which they will make their
home in Seattle. Mrs. CrocKett
never resided in Olympia, although
she is we'll known here, having WIS.,
tied her mother many times.
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MANSION SCENE
OF MUCH GAIETY
Miss Ella Hart, daughter Of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Louis F. Hart, las
isued invitations for an informal
dance to be given Saturday evening.
August 81, at the executive mansion
Invitations have been extended to
the university set of Seattle, Tacoma
and Olympia.
Miss Harris tea, to be given to-
morrow at the mansion. in honor OF
Miss Mary Murchison of Tacoma,
whose engagement to Lucius L. Shall
ner of Los Angeles was recently an
nounced, is being looked forward to
with keen interest. Invitations have
ibeen limited to members of the
younger set of the Sound cities.
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OLD SETTLERS PICNIC
AT ROCHESTER,
All southwestern counties were
Represented today at the annual
Southwestern Washington Pioneer
Day celebration, held at Rochester.
A feature of the program was an
address given by Governor Hart. The
eel sbration was held In Lieuallen's
grove. Lunch was served at noon
and the afternoon was devoted %
"reminiscences. In the evening
dancing will be enjoyed.
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ATTENDING CONFERENCE HERE
s. J. Henry. tariff commissioners
for all railroads operating in the
state; L. B. Ponte, attorney for the
Northern Pacific railroad and Jay
IMcCune, representing the Tacoma
|Chamber Of Commerce and CONNER.
cial club, spent yesterday in the city
in conference with the officials OF the
state department of public works re-
garding a proposed increase In
freight rates in this state.
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lBEACH PARTY AT "KNOX CLUB
Miss Gertrude Knox entertained
Hast evening with beach party a.
1.-The Knox club, located at Big Tykles
The guests motored down, enjoying
lsupper upon their arrival at the beach
Those present were the Misses Arlets
and Mary Coulter, Freida Inland
Mildred Lemon, Mary Woodruff O
Long Beach, California, Marguerite
Coulter, Mary Rose Mcdonald. Heller
Leghorn, Miss Milroy Of Port Town
send and Miss Knox.
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INVITATIONS ISSUED
FOR WEDDING
! Invitations have been received Ii
: OLYMPIA to the wedding of Miss Flor
5 ence Lister, daughter of the late Gov
ernor Ernest Lister to Major Herber
Odell of Camp Lewis. The WEDDING
! will take place Wednesday evening
August 81, at st. Luke's Pro-Cathe
. dral in Tacoma with Bishop Fredericl
. Keator officiating. A reception VII
be held at the Lister home following
1.-THE ceremony.
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MOTOR 10 SPOKANE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Agnew lei