Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-18
JEAN MUSTARD HOSTESS

ess Saturday afternoon at her home
on West Eighteenth street TO the
sewing club. composed of a number
OF little piaymateS of the hostess.
The Afternoon was devoted to the maxi
ing Of doll dresses mad the playing
.of many funmaking games. Late:
refreshments were served. Those
who enjoyed the afternoon were
Clair Mutton, Esther Furness, Dor
othy Cook, Helen Wotton. Mary
Lasher. Laura Service of Maytown,
Kathleen Hyatt, Cleone Barton. Mary
Louise and Joan Schmidt Bernadette
and Tina Furness, Mary Ann OLeary,
Mildred Schmidt and Jean Mustard.
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HONOR MRS. VRADENBURG
In honor of Mrs. G.. Vradenburg of
Bellingham, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. West of this
| city for some time, Mrs. w. T. Wot-
ton entertained Saturday afternoon
with delightful informal tea Dec
ora IONS were carried out in spring
motifs. Only the intimate friends of
Mrs. Vradenburg were invited to the
affair. Mrs. Vradenburg was for
merly Miss Mary West of this city.
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MAKES L. OF c. CREW
Word has been received here from
California announcing that Miss
Mary Jane Sans, daughter of J. G.
Sans, who is a freshman at the Uni
versity of California, has made the
girls freshman crew. Making the
crew is considered a great achieve
ment by students of universities and
colleges and Miss Sans was chosen
for the place from a large number OF
girls who hao been seeking a place
on the crew. Miss Sans is popular
member of the younger set in Olym.
pia. having graduated from the
Olympia high school. She was vale
dictorian of the senior class when
she graduated.
Senator and Mrs. Percy Sinclair
and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Myron
Sinclair, and two children, Jane and
Mickey, left Sunday for Seattle
where they will visit for two days.
Tuesday they will return to Olympia,
remaining here a few hours with
friends before starting by motor for
their home in Ilwaco, Pacific county
While in this city the Sinclairs made
their home at the Hotel Olympian.
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! w. B. Wilson left today for Seat.
tie, where he will attend the district
conference of Rotary clubs. Before
returning to Olympia, Mr.. Wilson
will visit Vancouver, B. c., and Sat.
urday he will attend the dedication
ceremonies OF the new Elks' club a,
Bremerton.
Miss Gladys Wotton returned Sat.
urday to her home in Tacoma, afte,
visiting her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Wotton, of this
city since the early part of January
Miss Wotton made many friends dur.
ing her stay in Olympia and her de.
parture is greatly regretted.
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DAUGHTER BORN no
MIR. AND MRS. RUTLEDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Rutledge are
receiving the congratulations of theil
friends on the birth Of baby daugh.
ter, born this morning at the Max.
we'll Maternity home. The little one
has ben named Betty Jane.
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EXPECTED HOME SOON
After a two months motor tou,
through Southern California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Harris are expected tt
arrive in the city some time this
week. In Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs
Harris visited their daughter, Miss
Irene Harris, who is making her home
in that city.
! Miss Maud Wilson, state home
demonstration agent of the Washing
ton State College. is a guest at ths
Hotel Olympian for several days
Miss Wilson is here comforting witt
Miss Kennedy, county home demon
stration agent.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cuglepan, who
have been making their temporary
home at the Knox hotel, removed yes
,terday to their former home in Sc
attle. Mr.. Cugleman VISA in Olympi;
lin the interest of the Remington type
writer company.
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Mrs. M. F. Satterlee, who has beer
visiting her sons here for severa
days, left yesterday for Quilcene IL
company with Representative ant
Mrs. Satterlee, who were returning
to Lingerlonger Lodge from attend
ance on the legislature.
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SPEND WEEKEND IN SEATTLE
Mrs. Frank Kenney and daughter
Mss Grace Kenney, have returned t.
their home in this city after spending
the weekend in Seattle.
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Dix Rowland of Tacoma, membe
of the state board Of bar examiners