Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-11-03

a delightful Hallowe' en- party, Satur-
day afternoon to their young friends.
The house was attractiyely decorated
in gold and black. There was a
witch's den and plenty OF ghosts.
Those present were: Mallory Keller,
Virginia Winters, Geraldine Cannon.
Ladina Willie, Eva Ricketts,, Zaza
Ricketts,, Dolores Brownfield, Peggy
Brownfield, Harold Richardson. Vir-
gil Vincent. Edward Burke, Everett
Vincent and Howard Robertson.
The Kill Kare club has organized
for the seasons series of dances with
f. c. Densow as president, George
Fairchild as vice president and
Lieutenant A. b. Pence as secretary
and treasurer. Dances will be held
the second and fourth Wednesda,
evenings of each month at the White
Owl, the next affair being scheduled
for November s. The club has a
membership of so couples.
A meeting of the Pullman Game
Protective association will be held
in the chamber of commerce rooms
Friday evening, November 10. Leon
c. Huff, secretary of the state sports
men association, will be present at
the meeting and will explain the
workings OF the state association to
the members. Several reels of mo-
ton pictures of outdoor life will be
shown. Dr. }. w. Kalkus is presi-
dent of the local association.
ID. a. Williamson and d. c. Dow
men drove to the Washtucna district
Sunday, returning Tuesday.
There will be no meeting of May
nard-Price post, American Legion.
next week On Thursday evening
November a, the post will meet for
the first time in the new quarters, at
the armory, when the former soldiers
will celebrate their change in meet
ing places with a big blowout"
Mrs. c. 4. Parks and granddaugh-
ter, Mary Durham, spent Sunday with
friends in Palouse
Lester Parkins. on furlough from
Fort Wright, visited his sister. Mrs
Arthur Ricketts, last week A sis
ter, Mrs. William Russell, and chill
dren of Moscow spent several days at
the same home also.
Mrs. May Johnson entertained at
a dinner party Monday evening and
the following guests were present:
Mrs. Laura Baump. Mrs Ethel Sch
roeder Mrs. Harriet L. May. Misses
Emma and Catherine Ludwig.
Mrs. Carl Mordhorst was hostess
to "A friends last Thursday after
noon, October 26, at a 100 o'clock
luncheon. Rhummy was played dur
ing the afternoon at which Mrs. T.
l.. Swenson won high honors and
Mrs. w. II. Miller received the con
ISOLATION prize. The house was pref
tily decorated with barberries and
pink dominated in the color scheme
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Dumas of Day
ton were guests Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Goodyear Thursday night and of
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Slagle Friday
night
Mrs. Minnie Miller of Wenatchee
Grand Matron of the Eastern Star
will make her official visit to Cres-
cent chapter No. SO, Saturday even
ing, November 4, at o'clock.
Miss Alice l.. Webb publicity di-
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Spokane Tuesday to address the class
IN journalism being conducted there
under the direction of the extension
, division OF the State College. Miss
Webb talked on Publicity"
Three cars were damaged to the
extent of approximately $1,000 in a
, triangular collision near Busbey sta
o. ttion Sunday evening, the cars being
the Howard Hackedorn Studebaker,
a Buick and a Ford sedan. 1t is al
legged that the Buick was travelling
| ON the wrong side Of the road.
The Pullman high school football
| team lost hard game to Endicott
, high at Colfax last Friday by a Z
TO Q score.
The y. \. II. club was entertained
t last Friday afternoon by Mrs. Sevdy
, at the home OF Mrs. f. A. Nasek.
Mrs. Arthur Williamson, Mrs. \. L.
Jinnett and Mrs. K. w. Carter APP
- peared dressed in ghost costumes and
were initiated into the club by Mrs.
f Arthur Thompson
} Complaints are being made that
. some citizens are burning dead leaves
, on the payeents. This practice ruins
the surface of the pavement and
| makes repairs necessary.
The chamber of commerce will
e. meet Wednesday of next week in
e stead of Tuesday to make way for the
] election officials who will hold forth