Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-30

yesterday to attend the sectional con-
vention of managers of the j. G. Pen
ney Co. stores which will be in SEES
sion September 80 to October 4.
Mrs. McAlpin accompanied him and
after the convention they will spend
few days in the Rose city.
At Robinson S Cafe Friday evening
Arthur Ageton gave a farewell din
ner to a few of his friends. An en-
toyable time was had.
Mrs. Marion Robinson, Mrs. Let
terman and Mr.. Kimball were auto
guests of Mr.. Markham to Spokane
last Saturday. Mrs. Jacquline Bah
renburg joined them on the return
trip that evening and will spend a
few days in Pullman. Her daughter,
Felice Ray, who is at st. Luke's hos
pital, is slowly improving and is able
to walk about some.
Charles A. Gray, manager of the
Addison Copper Mining company,
was in Pullman yesterday from Spo-
kane. Mr.. Gray was formerly man
ager for the Bell Telephone company
in Pullman.
John c. Wicks, pioneer of the
Onocbo Il ic+,.int diod tI,ir ,,,oo1-
Vancouver, B. c., according to adj
vices received in Pullman.
Charles Winterer is at Soap lake
taking the hot baths His condition
is improving and he expects to come
home next week
The high school football team is
going to Genesee, Idaho, tomorrow
to open the season with game
against the Genesee high school
eleven.
E. G. Dirks, district manager of
the Woodmen of the World, was in
Pullman this week looking after the
affairs of that insurance order.
F. c. Forrest and J. NJ. Davis au-
toed to Pomeroy Monday on business.
They expected to return Tuesday,
but when they reached the river the
wind was SO high that the ferry was
not working and they were obliged
to drive back to Pomeroy and return
Wednesday.
Roy LaFollette, deputy prescott
ing attorney, was in Pullman yester-
day on Official business.
Manager Schumacher of the Lib
erty theatre pulled a novel and eff
fective stunt last Friday afternoon
when he want up in an aeroplane
and threw out 100 complimentary
tickets to the evening performance
of The Jackknife Man" The
stunt had been advertised and the
young folks were out in force to cap
ture the tickets. Every one of them
was turned in at the box office and
some bore evidence of having been
retrieved from the waters of the
south Palouse.
Mrs. VIM. Sherman Walker of Sc
attic, state regent of the d. A. R.,
will be present at the monthly meet
ing of the local chapter, which is to
be held tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. E. c. Johnson.
A meeting of the Music Study club
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Ewing.
The Bridge club met Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nj.
Ellsworth.
Dean Florence Hamilton enter
tanned SO friends at a dinner party
at Van Doren hall last evening in
honor of Miss Miriam Gerlach the
new dean of women at the State Col
lege.
The members Of the congregation
of the Episcopal church will give a
reception in the parish hall this even
ing to the college students connected
with the church.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Savage of Ia
coma have been spending the past
week with their old time friends
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Slagle.
A new parlor grand Mason & Kim
ball piano has just been installed in
the reception room of VanDoren hall.
to be used for recitals by the music
department.
Dean Florence Harrison of the col
Iege OF home economies will 90 to
Bellingham next month to attend a
meeting of the Western Educational
association. Miss Harrison has
charge of the home economice mo