Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


afternoon with Mrs. J. l.. Culbertson.
The program consisted of a paper on
Industrial Education" by Mrs l..
G.. Thayer and one on Governor l.
l. Stevens and Professor Meany" by
Mrs r. N. Miller. Roll call was an
swered with spring quotations. The
club voted to give the 10 cents per
capita asked by the committee on
reduction of ornaments to be used
TO pay for prizes offered to school
children for the best essays on the
subject.
Mrs. Winnifred Windus Ply, a
former Pullman girl and State Col
lege student. is now travelling with
her own company on achautauqua
circuit in New Zealand. The COM
pany is known as the Winnifred
Windus company. Mrs Ply is a
reader of remarkable ability and was
with the Ellison-White people prior
to the organization of her own COM
pany
r. f. Bigelow, Ira Camp and Thos.
Gallagher were over from Colfax
Tuesday and attended the meeting
of the chamber of commerce.
Mrs. w. A Spalding was given
a surprise party Monday afternoon
in honor of her birthday by the
members of her college girls Sunday
school class. When she came home,
she found the table all set with an
elaborate feast. Twenty members
OF the class were present.
The high school Christian En-
deayor society of the U. P. church
will hold food sale tomorrow after
noon at Sanders grocery to finish
raising a fund to purchase a dupli-
eating machine to be sent to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Russell, who are engaged
in missionary work at sayo, Abssy-
MIA, Africa
Mrs. Frank Champion of Colfax
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Miller.
Mrs, F. L. Ball gave a delightful
Easter party Wednesday afternoon
to members of the Pleasant Hour club
and several friends. Five hundred
was played, the guests being seated
at five tables The decorations and
taYors were in keeping with the
Easter season. Mrs. A. r. Olson
won the club prize and Mrs. Henry
Baker the guest prize.
A meeting of local sportsmen and
farmers interested in game propaga-
tion and protection will be held at
the chamber of commerce rooms
next Thursday evening at 1880. All
persons interested are requested to
attend.
Colfax is making plans for a big
Fourth of July celebration, as is also
Moscow. Pullman will not celebrate
this year but it is expected that
many of her citizens will celebrate
with the two neighboring towns.
The usual vesper service at the
college auditorium will be dispensed
with next Sunday.
About so couples attended the
dance given by the X. of p. lodge
Saturday evening to raise funds to-
ward the purchase of site at Van
couver, Wash, for state Pythian
home.
DR.. w. A, Spalding, Rev. ]. S.
Cole and Max Hinrichs went to Spo-
kane Tuesday to attend meeting
of the Presbytery held there that
evening at the Fourth church.
Mrs. NJ. J. Chapman has been con-
fined to the house for the last 10
days by very severe cold.
Mrs. ]. T. Larraway spent last
week in Spokane with relatives.
Miss Edna Mckee of this city was
elected president of the musical
board of the Inland Empire Teach
ers association, which met at Spo-
kane last week.
Tom Lukins is the owner of a
brand new Ford coupe purchased
this week from Martins garage.
E. N. Hinchliff returned Tuesday
from Lewiston, where he has been
doing brick work on an apartment
house and several residences. He
expects to return there in few
days.
The annual banquet of the college
y w c, A. was held Tuesday even
ing at Robinson's cafe. Covers were
laid for so.
Little things that help to make
the house a home" will be the sub
ject discussed at the meeting Of the
Woman's club in Masonic hall Mon