Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-26

The Historical club helu It's last
meeting OF the club year Tuesday
with the president, Mrs. Clara Mon
roe at the Pc Beta Phi house on Cam
pus avenue. Luncheon was served at
1890. % members being present. Al
ter the business meeting, Mrs Geo.
Ewing gave a brief resume Of the
history of the club from its organiza-
ton in 1904 to the present time.
Mrs. j. r. Stephenson sang two
solos, Mrs Thayer. Mrs Stephenson
and Mrs. Ewing sang a trio and Mrs.
Goodyear played two piano solos.
The club adjourned to September -.
The Ingleside club met Tuesday
with Mrs G.. +. Thornton. IL was
the last meeting of the club year.
The program included an Art paper
by Mrs. A NJ. Doerner and current
topics by Mrs. j. L. st. John. The
annual dinner for the husbands of
the members will be held next Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. St.
John.
An interesting series of prayer
meeting are being held at the Pres
byterian church every Thursday
evening from Z to S o'clock. The
subject is the synthetic study of the
Bible, beginning with Exodus.
f. A. Masek, the tailor has just
installed in his cleaning department
a gasoline clarifier of his own inven-
ton. which was manufactured by l.
A. Nicholson, local plumber. The
machine makes it possible to use the
gasoline for cleaning purposes many
times over, the only loss being
through natural evaporation. In the
new machine the gasoline passes
through series of jets to break it
up and then through a caustic solu-
tion, which removes all the dirt,
grease and water from the fluid.
]. H. T. Smith last week re-
ceived word of the death of his
brother, Francis Smith, at Bury,
Lancashire, England. The death
leaves ]. H. T. Smith the last of
family of eight.
Mr., and Mrs A. r. Metz of Everett
are guests this week of Pullman
friends. Mr. Metz is vice president
of the Citizens Bank & Trust COM
pany at Everett and formerly was.
cashier of the Pullman State bank.
Attorney A, G. Gray came down
from Spokane Saturday to witness
the interscholastic track meet and
brought with him his two sons, who
are students in Lewis and Clark
high school
Mrs. Robert Finley and daughter,
zelda, and Miss Sibyl Weskill of Col
fax were guests this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Grant.
just north of Pullman.
c. E. Graves won the attendance
prize at the Kiwanis club meeting
this week, a box of Mazda globes
presented by c. e. Beckwith of the
Washington Water Power company.
r, L. Jenner and d. c. Downen
drove to Spokane Tuesday on bust
ness.
E. A. Hinderman. formerly coach
at Pullman high school, was in Pull
man Saturday with his team of track
and field men from Prescott high
school
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson of john
son are moving to the house former
ly occupied by Ernest Driskin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Allen are the
parents of fine eight pound son
born Wednesday morning at Mrs. AL
lens maternity home The young
ster will be christened George, after
his grandfather
DR.. ]. L. Gilleland was called to
Moscow Tuesday night to officiate
at the birth of daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Sutton.
R. NJ. Breeze, with his wife and
Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Miller. autoed
up from Walla Walla last Friday to
visit his brother. Sam Breeze.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Beistel are the
proud possessors of a fine auto
graphed photograph of Walter Hamp-
den, the eminent Shakespearean
actor. Last Saturday DR.. Beistel
took Mr. and Mrs. Hampden on an
auto ride to the Lewiston hill and
they showed their appreciation by
presenting him with the photograph.
L. w. Kingsbury, formerly local
manager for the Washington Water
Power Co uoW Iopatad NJ Dou51o.o,.