Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-16
! LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
TEA BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR

terncon from to o'clock by Mis-.
Mary Owings, complimenting hel
mouse guests, Miss Mildred Whitman
of Los Angeles and Miss Presley ELI.
of Tacoma at the Owings residence IL
Main street. Miss Owings was assist
ed in receiving by her mother, Mrs
Frank Owings.
The roCms were attraCtively dec
Grated with profusion of autumn
leaves and vine maple. In the living
room, the fireplace was banked with
red vine maple leaves. while bowls
of goldenglow were used throughout
adding to the autumn decorative
scheme. The tea table was conferred
with large artistic bowl of nastur-
tiums and greenery.
Mrs. John Pierce and Mrs. Arthur
Marion presided over the ia table
from to 5 o'clock and Mrs. F. ,.
Phillips and Mrs. Richard Burford
presided from to 6 o'clock. Assist
ing throughout the rooms were Mrs.
John Dunbar and Mrs. George Ben
son. Little Virginia Rowe. in a frocH
of blue organdie, received the cards
at the door.
During the afternoon musical Sc.
lections were given by Miss Virginia
Kuhns, Miss Rhea Billings from Ia
coma and Mrs. w. F. Mcmahon o;
Auburn.
About 100 guests were hidden to
met Miss Whitman, who is to enter
the University of Washington this
fall, and to say farewell to Miss Ellis,
who leaves soon for Poughkeepsie,
where she will enter Putnam hall.
The guest list includes Mines. c.
]. Lord, M. J. Shaw. T. N. Allen, 8.
Raymond Holcomb, H. c. Heermans.
Mitchell Harris, Charles McCleary, A.
c. Baker, B. H. Allen, George Ora
ham, r. p. McNulta. G.. A. Rose, ".
L. Bridgford, Kenneth Macintosh.
Frank Kenney. Fred Boardman, Ly-
man, Kenneth Wilson, John Dunbar.
George Benson, F. J. Phillips Rich
ard Burford, Arthur Marion. and the
Misses Mildred MUMMY. Ruth Peters,
Evelyn Chambers, Georgette Fuller,
Marian Troy Virginia Kuhns. Lucille
McKinneye, VILLA Carnsew, Rather
Inc Partlow. Janet Kenney Anna
MUMMY, Grace Kenney, Angela
Bcardman. Grace Kenney. Helen
Engle, Marjory Holcomb. Gladys HoI-
comb. Gladys Holcomb. Emm,
Muench, Maxine Holcomb, Leots
Otis, Irene Springer. Dorothy Rose
Frances Lamborn. Frances Whiting
Miriam Elwell, Margaret Ouellette
Louise Thompson. Anna Springer
Alice Springer, Doris Hall. Helen
Lord, Carol Ingham. Beatrice Kear.
ney, Ella Hart, all Of Olympia.
Il Mrs. Charles Dodds of San Fran
cisco, Mis- Jane Hampton OF Salt Lake
City. Mrs. w. r. Mcmahon OF Auburn
and Miss Marguerite Lunn of Au.
burn, Mrs. o. @. Ellis. Miss Lucille
Mackay. Miss Betty Kellogg, Mis-,
Mary Boardman. Miss Rhea Billings
Miss Helen Daponte. Miss Bernie.
Daponte. all Of Tacoma.
Miss Virginia Jefferson. Miss Heler
Lewis, Miss Wynne BragdOn, Miss
Emma Calhoun, Miss Catherine cah
houn and Mrs. Vaughn Tanner. all o.
Seattle.
BRIDGE TEA DELIGHTFUL
The bridge tea given yesterday at
ternoon Mrs. Theodore Parker al
her home in Main street, In honor o.
Mrs. Frank Lamborn, who recentl,
4 returned TO Olympia after making
her home in Tacoma, was a most de
lightful affair. Throughout thu
rooms huge bowls of purple and white
asters predominated in the deco-a
lions, while the tea table. which wa!
presided over by Mrs. Shelley NOVEL;
was conferred with large bowl O.
pastel shaded sweet peas. Mis-.
Frances Lamborn and Mrs. Arthur
Middleton assisted in serving dur.ls
the tea hour. Mrs. Lamborn received
the guest of honor prize, while Mrs
John r. Mitchell won the bridg.
prize. Those present were Mines. r
p. McNulta, John R. Mitchell, H. w
Partlow, II. NJ. Fuller, J. W. NOVEL;
w. ]. Foster, Ernest Seaborg, F. G
Blakeslee, Warren w. Tolman, Will
lam Lashe, J: Grant Hinkle. J. H. S
Bates, Marvin Chase, Louis Opdyke
Arthur Middleton. Shelley NOVEL;, o
M. Green, P. M. Troy. Frank Lam
born and Miss Frances Lamborn.
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LADIES OF CHRISTIAN
CHURCH IN BUSINESS MEETING
The ladies of the Christian churcl
held a business meeting at the hom
of Mrs. c. r. Berry, 419 Jefferson
street, Wednesday afternoon, with 2
present. Following the bushes