The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-11-03
City Gossip

Mr.. w. H. Geraty visited in Wen
atchee Monday.
The Degree of Honor lodge is plan
ming big card party for Novem-
Der IA.
D. R. Smythe was up from Wenat-
chez few hours Monday to visit with
Mrs. Smythe.
The H. B. Wilcox family of Wen
atchee, spent Sunday with Sam
Knowlton and family.
Mrs. Frank Hanover came up from
Wenatchee Friday on business, re-
turning home Saturday
Miss Tillie Freuchtnicht suffered a
sprained ankle last week and was laid
up for several days.
Jack Sieg and Ed. Berger drove to
Wenatchee Wednesday expecting to
be gone four or five days.
Mr.. Rumohr had the hard luck to
break the rear axle of his Ford We'd
his milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopf and son of Wen
atchee visited at the Jas Thompson
home Sunday. The men folks spent
the day up Icicle fishing.
Dan Massie returned Tuesday from
Seattle, Vancouver anr other points
on the Sound where he had been Wis
iting for about week.
Harry Geerds, H. Applegate and
Fred Getchman were seen in Leaven-
worth Wednesday, home for a little
while from the terminal
Mrs. Howard Blankenship and
small daughter left Thursday on No.
to visit her parents at Outlook.
near Yakima. She expects to be gone
about a month.
Mr. V. Hoff was home for a few
hours Wednesday getting acquainted
with his family. He was seventeen
hours getting from Skykomish to
Leavenworth.
In connection with the Legion cele-
bration for Armistice Day, the ladies
are planning to serve a cafeteria
lunch in the X. P. hall. The returns
will go to the hospital fund.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Thompson and
Mrs. Foster drove down to Appleyard
(the new terminaD, where Mr.
Thompson remained. Mrs. Thompson
| and Mrs. Foster returned Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Thompson drove to Cash
| mere Wednesday morning to take Fa-
ther DAILY down for nine o'clock SER
vices, and she SAYS it was just as cold
| (if not more so) down there as it was
up here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Pipkin and Mr..
and Mrs. B. Hagler drove to Wenat-
chez Sunday to see the boys when
they came through with the victori-
Gus University football team and the
Glee club.
The women's Civic club served
about fifty at the Commercial Club
| venison feast last Thursday and af-
| 10, IL
| Of course, not having to buy meat,
made considerable difference in the
| expenses.
The Civic club will hold special
meeting Thursday afternoon of this
week at the K P. hall Wenatchee
and Cashmere Civic clubs and the
KumtuX club are invited. Reports on
the national and district conventions
will be given. Following the meet
| ing a nice lunch will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes were
entertained at dinner and for the eve
ming Thursday at the Howard Blank
enship home. Five Hundred was
played during the evening and the la
| dies carried off all the honors Mere
| ly another proof that the women can
no longer be referred to as "the weak
er SEX"
The Work-Well class of the Meth
odist SUNDAY school, class of bows
from twelve to fifteen, gave a masque
Halloween party at the hospital
Wednesday night in honor of the
girls class of the same age. The
boys lost in a Sunday School contest
and like true sports gave a real party
for the winners.
The Campfire Girls gave a masque
Halloween party Friday evening in
the hospital building, which was quite
a gay affair. About forty boys and
girls We're present in all sorts of cos
tunes. The rooms were wierdly dec
Grated in Jack-o-lanterns. autumn
leaves, corn stalks, and even grinning
skulls! There were lots and lots of
good things to eat donated by the
Campfire Girls. The girls were as
sisted in their planning and decorat-
ing by Miss Margaret Lessing, Mrs
Albert Lessing, Mrs. Harriet Lessing
Mrs r. B. Field and Mrs. Durand
Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Day were al
| so present at the party