Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-02
MANY TO ATTEND
LISTER-ODELL WEDDING

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MANY TO ATTEND
LISTER-ODELL WEDDING
A large number Of Olympians plan
driving to Tacoma Wednesday even
ing to attend the wedding of Miss
Florence Lister, daughter of the late
Governor Ernest Lister, to Major
Herbert Odel of Camp Lewis. The
ceremony will be performed at ST.
Luke's Pro-Cathedral, with Rt. Rev
Frederic Keator, bishop of Olympia
officiating. The wedding. which will
be strictly military, stands out as the
event Of general interest ON society
calendar for this week. Hundreds of
invitations have been sent out to
Eastern and Washington friends and
the company assembling to witness
the wedding will be representative of
the personal following of the late
Governor Lister, whose only daughter
Is the bride-to-be.
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FORMER OLYMPIAN MARRIES
OF interest to the many friends of
the bride in this city is news of the
marriage of Miss Eta Losee. formerly
domestic science instructor in the high
school, to william Reilly Of Spokane.
The marriage was solem1ized last
week at simple wedding in Seattle.
Following short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Reilly will make their home
in Spokane, where Mr.. Reilly is con-
nected with the staff of one of the
large newspapers in that city. Mrs.
Reilly taught in the high school dur
ing the term Of 1919, leaving Olym-
pia in 1920 for Ketchikan, Alaska,
where she taught for a winter. 1t
was In Alaska that Mrs. Reilly met
her husband.
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MOTOR OVER PENINSULA
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt ami
their daughter ;.':d son-ir- Jaw, Mr..
and Mrs. George McLansh.In AL
Mrs. c. A. Billings returned last FRI
Cay FROM threnday motor trip over
the Olympic peninsula. Five hundred
miles wcle covered by tn" party. All
places o. interest along Hoods Canal
were visited. also Lake Crescent. Port
Townsend and Port Angeles. The
party motored through the devastated
region as far Is Mora, which is 10.
Gated on the ocean beach.
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RETURNS FROM PORTLAND
Thomas M. Vance has returned 10
this city, after spending a week in
Portland, where he accompanied Mrc.
Vance, who underwent q slight oper-
alton in one of the Portland hospitals.
BEREAN CLASS
ENTERTAINED
The Berean class of the Methodist
Sunday school held its monthly bust
fieS and social meeting Friday at the
country home Of Mr.. and Mira. Fred
kSchlosser. The class drove to the
Schlosser home about $3.50 o'clock.
A bounteous picnic supper was served
beside q large campfire. When dark
ness fell the party repaired to the
house where a short business meeting
was held. Mrs. r. r. Ruchty, presi.
dent, presiding. Mrs. Brookes enter.
tanned with q number of readings
after which games were enjoyed under
the supervision of Mrs. w. e. Steele
Forty-nine members of the class and
their children enjoyed the evening.
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LEGISLATORS DAUGHTER WEEDS
Motoring over to Olympia Thurs.
day, Miss Margaret Fawcett Of Greene
Park, daughter of Senator A. v. Faw.
cett, and Lieut.. Wyburn Brown OF
Camp Lewis obtained a marriage
license and were married at 4 o'clock
of the same day at the home of the
brides parents in Greene Park. The
wedding date was set for November
but was hurried owing to the imme.
diate departure of Lieut.. Brown fol
Manila. Following the ceremony the
young officer and his bride left fol
San Francisco, whence they will sal
September for the Philipnines.