Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-16

TEMPER ~ TO which the pubic is cos
daily invited. The committee In
charge consists of Miss Alice Doyle
Mines. Fred Boardman, Joseph Ar.
kin. Clarence Adams, Alderman and
Bloomstrom.
TO MAKE HOME IN SEATTLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edmonds and
baby have left for Seattle, where
they will make their home this sum-
mer. Mr. Edmonds is instructor in
mechanical engineering at the Uni
versity Of Washington.
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MOTOR TO OREGON
Miss Nancy Wilson left Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hanzlik of Portland
by motor for Salem, Oregon. Miss
Wilson will spend a week with DR..
and Mrs. r. E. Lee Shreiner at their
summer home at Seaside, Oregon, be.
fore returning to Eugene to re-enter
the University Of Oregon.
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RETURNS FROM EAST
Miss Evelyn Leupke has returned
to this city following a two weeks
vacation trip through the East. In
Winnipeg, Canada, Miss Leupke was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Beeley, former residents of this city.
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DR.. Flora Mustard and daughters,
Jean and Betty, motored to Tacoma
this morning, where they spent the
day visiting and shopping.
HELPING HAND CIRCLE
The Helping Hand Circle will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with Mrs. George Beren at her home.
314 Farragut street. Members are
requested to come early and bring
their thimbles and cloth that can be
used in making baby garments.
Friends of the circle who wish to
assist with articles Of baby clothing
aer asked to bring them to the meet
ing, or telephone Mrs. George Zern.
LEAVE FOR COLLEGE
Miss Florence Bateson, daughter
of Mrs. F. w. Bateson, will leave to-
morrow for Ohio. where she will
enter Oberlin college. Miss Mildred
Bateson, who recently graduated
from Olympia high school, will enter
the University of Washington this
month.
VISITOR HERE
Mrs. Maud Austin of Carrolton,
Missouri, spent the weekend 10 -.
city with her mother, Mrs. M. T. Hol-
loman. Mrs. Austin is now visiting
in Centralia with her sister, Mrs.
John Wood. She will leave shortly
for Long Beach, California, to spend
the winter with her son, Verne Aus.
tin.
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VISITING MOTHER
Earl Williams. who has been at.
tending the summer session of the
State College, is spend
ing a few weeks here with his moth
er. Mrs. Margaret Williams. prior to
returning to Pullman to enter the
state college for the winter session.
IN SEATTLE FOR OPERA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kearney. Miss
Beatrice Kearney and Mrs. A. II.
Chambers motored to Seattle yester-
day to attend two performances Of
the opera which is at the Metropolis
tan theater. They returned this
evening.
TO ENTERTAIN CARD CLUB
The Friday Bridge club will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon at 2
o 'clock by Mrs. H. c. Heermans at
her home on Main street.
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BUSY WEEK FOR
Social and club activities for the
season began this week in a whirl.
The week is crowded with interesting
events. among which are two bridge
teas, one bridge luncheon, tea, the
opening Of the Woman's club for the
winter season, and the first of Eena:i
club meetings. besides all the Par
circle activities. Schools
are preparing for their teachers re
ceptions, which marks the opening
Of the school social life. Almost al.
the Olympians have returned from
their vacations and summer homes
and from the present outlook the
winter will be busy one for society.
Monday evening the Eenati club
met for its initial session at the home |
Of Miss Helen Cowle, in Washington
street, and Tuesday the Woman's