The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22
Breezy Bits Of News
From Peshastin

Mrs. Maude Starks was in Wen
atchee Monday.
Miss Grace Lanphere spent Sun
day in Wenatchee.
The NJ E ladies aid society met
Wednesday with Mrs. Patrick
A heart gripping drama. "Over the
HILL at the auditorium Oct. 20.
Tonight friday we have "A Stage
Romance and for comedy "A per-
feet William"
Modernized proverbs:-If wishes
were horses we would all be race
track touts.
A big laugh coming! Coming,
"The Connecticut Yankee" To the
auditorium Oct. 13,
Mr.. and Mrs. P r. Bradley of Wen
atchee were guests at the Chas.
Wright home Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Emery and their two
young sons arrived here Saturday.
Rev. Emery is the new Methodist
minister.
Paul Ccppock arrived home Tuesday
from navy enlistment. He was az
companied by a friend, Mr.. Lewistos
of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bradley Logue's sister Mrs.
Emma Howell, and little daughter
arrived here Friday from Coopville
Wash, to visit for an indifnite period.
Next Friday night Dustin Farnum
will star in "a Devil Within" A sea
going picture with lots of thrills and
action, showing Farnum at his best.
The comedy will be Fast and Furi-
GUS"
Mr.. Wingate won out in the dam
age suit, brot against him by Reed
Andrews for $1,000, who declared he
was permanently injured as the result
of injuries received by him in a car
accident two years ago.
Rev. Emery and family have moved
into the Methodist parsonage at this
place. Rev. Emery preached his first
sermon Sunday last Preaching on
the need of Christ's presence in church
life and the daily life of church folks.
Rev. Emery came from Almira, Wn.,
where he had two successful years.
especially in young peoples work and
various community enterprises such as
the commercial club.
Miss Jewel Williams was pleasant
ly surprised last Thursday evening
when twenty-three of her young
friends dropped in at her home. to
bid her farewell Miss Lucille Wilson
at the piano and Mr.. Friend and John
Coppock with their guitars, furnished
lots of "skookum" music during the
evening. and at late hour everyone
enjoyed ice cream and cake Miss
Williams left the next day to attend
Pacific college at Newburg, Oregon.
Mrs. Maude Starks entertained the
P. L, F. club at her home last Friday.
The main event of the afternoon was
stork shower for one of the men,
bers, the honored one being the reci-
pient of many dainty articles The
hostess served pineapple banana
salad olives, rolls, ice cream. cake
and iced tea. Members present were
the Mesdames LYDIA Harvey Nellie
Stage, Blanche Smith, Verna Osborne
Myrtle Baker, Georgia Rogers, Eunice
Harvey, Irma White, Gertrude Young
Marion Bake, Ruth Stephen, Laura
Newell, Ruby Leedy, May Kinney and
Claire Nicholson.
Quite a number Of parents and
school patrons We're present at the
reception for new teachers held at the
auditorium last Thursday evening
! olloNlng program was presented:
Recitation -.................-.-Lo Louis Davis
Piano Solo -..---..---D Dorothy Wright
Vocal Number .--..-.Miss Lanphere
| Reading -.....--..--.-... Helen French
| Piano Selection Miss Hale. Leayen-
worth.
Vocal Solo Observation-Disclosures. Jake French
Mr.. Rogers welcomed and intro
duced the new teachers. Mr. Rich
mond responded. Refreshments weu
served in the domestic science roor
and social time was enjoyed by all
AN EPITAPH.
Here lies the body.
Of little Johnny Parks;