The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-08-25
PESHASTIN.


time.
The Bert Golf. Walter Smith and
Alec Pulse families all gathered at
the H. H. Kelley home Sunday, to
help Mr. Kelley celebrate his fifty
second birthday. They presented him
with q handsome willow chair.
Mr. Minkler is quite i'll with the flu.
Modernized proverbs:-A whistling
girl mot a Growing hem Is a pleasing
addition to any programme.
A little informal dancing party was
held at the Henry Holt home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Harvey and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Har-
vey and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rogers and children, Mrs. Brown of
Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs. Worth and
Mr.. Cowger of Leavenworth, spent
Saturday and Sunday up at Lake
Nenatchee.
Friends and acquaintance of Merle
Lanphere. formerly of this place, and
Miss Dorothy Parker of Cashmere,
will be interested in knowing that
they were united in marriage last
Thursday at Pasadena, Cal They
will make their home on Mr. Ian
phere's ranch, Valley Grove Farm at
Lankershire. Cal.
The NJ. Z. Ladies' Aid society met
Wednesday at the John Osborn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby were in Wen
atchee Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Starks arrived
home Tuesday from Anacortes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Stage drove to
Nj. Vernon last Thursday
Mr.. Springer spent several days
last week in Okanogan looking over
the country.
Mrs. Belle Paul of Twisp is visiting
at the Boston and Aloen Warman
homes here.
The missionary society entertained
with tea at the parsonage last
Thursday afternoon. about a dozen
ladies being present. Refreshments
Of sandwiches, pickles. ice cream and
cake and iced tea We're served.
Mrs. Ellen Bake and Mrs. Nutting
returned to their homes in Seattle
Sunday via Blewett Pass
Mr.. and Mrs Hampton entertained
several friends at watermelon party
Monday evening.
f. A. Wingate returned Monday
from Anacortes. where he attended
the Elk convention.
P. L. F. club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Howard Stephey at her
home north of Peshastin. Several i'm
portant matters were taken up. and
after the business meeting was closed
{ pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
The hostess then served tomato salad
and raisin bread. ice cream. cake and
grape Juice. Members present were
Mrs LYDIA Harvey, Mrs Eunice Har-
Ney. Mrs. Jean Hauber Mrs. Ruby
Leedy, Mrs. Grace Miller. Mrs. Mar
ION Bake. Mrs. Mae Kinney, Mrs.
Claire Nicholson, Mrs. NeIna Osborn.
Mrs. Georgia Rogers. Mrs Ada Sauer.
Mrs. Frances Springer, and Mrs. Irma
White. Guests of the club were Mrs.
Fred Wright, Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs.
Plat.
TIE Walter Craig family hae gone
housekeeping
The Kirby family have returned
from the Coast, where they spent the
summer
Mrs. Fred Wright very pleasantly
entertained number Of ladies at an
"a, home" last Wednesday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in sewing on
. layette T. new neighborhood
baby. and later the ladies being served
lee cream and cake by the hostess.
TIE guests were Hrs. John Osborn.
Miss Jean Osborn. Mrs. Harley Os
born. Mrs Herbert Newell, Mrs
Smythe and daughter Virginia Of
Ohlcago. Mrs Howard stephens. NJ
Nu.t.ng OF Seattle. Ms. Noe Bake
and Mrs Ella Bake Of Seattle and
Ms Dunlap Of Seattle. Mrs. o. ".
Mccoy and daughter Evelyn, Mrs. T.
/. GoSs,ee OF Seattle. Mrs. G. ?. FRI
berger. Mrs {. 7. Springer. Mrs. Cliff
ford White, Ms. Billy Burkarth. Mrs.
2. l. Wright and Ms Robbins.
NJ j. 4. Wilson has returned from
Seattle. Mr. Wilson's condition Is
Just about The same
Mss Mar May Who has been visit
NJ A. the parsonage. ret1rneI 20 her
home n okanosan asst Thursday
Methodist Church.
NsNt sunday evening Mr. 4. L.