Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

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card club at a watch party Saturday
evening. The home was attractive
with its holiday decorations. Cards
were played until midnight, the prize
going 10 Mrs H. +. Newhrough, af-
ter which luncheon was served Mr..
and Mrs A. II Lathe were guests
OF the evening.
Rev. c. n. Curtis spent from Mon
Eday until Wednesday in Spokane.
Somebody borrowed the basketball
used in the city tournament and the
games scheduled for Tuesday night
were postponed until the bali can
be located.
Dr.. w. A. Spaldng of the United
Presbyterian church leaves today for
Spirit Lake, Idaho, where he will be
an honored guest at the ceremonies
attending the burning of the mort
gage on the U. p church at that
place The church was constructed
when Dr. Spalding organized the con
sregation at Spirit Lake in 1910.
Mrs w. A. Yeo and daughter, Avis,
returned Tuesday from Spokane,
where Miss Yeo underwent a success
| full operation for Strengthening one of
her eyes.
] A. Payton of Spokane district
agent for the Equitable Savings &
Loan association OF Portland, Oregon,
was in Pullman on business yester-
day. He left substantial checks for
liquidated savings shares with sew
eral Pullman citizens.
About 30 married couples enjoyed
a dancing party at the parish house
Wednesday evening. The dancers
will form the nucleus for an amuse-
ment club to include so couples, with
bi-weekly dances, interspersed with
picnics and,other forms of entertain
ment, on the program for the coming
year.
. The Rev. NJ. e. Dunn of Portland,
Synodical superintendent of the
United Presbyterian church, who was
scheduled to fill the pulpit at the To-
cal U. p. church Sunday, will be pre-
vented from making the trip to Pull
man by illness.
The women's society of the Presby-
terrain church held an enjoyable bust
ness and social meeting at the home
of Mrs. STROLLER on Morton street on
Wednesday afternoon. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs Rounds, Mrs.
Bethman and Mrs. Goldman.
Mr.. and Mrs Crews of Colyille
were holiday guests of Mrs. Crews
mother, Mrs. Goldman. Mrs. Crews
possesses a beautiful voice and sang
twice at the Presbyterian church dur
ing her stay, to the great pleasure of
the congregation.
Mrs. Watson of Otis Orchards
spent a few days this week in Pull
man. Mrs. Watson and her husband,
DR.. Watson, at one time had charge
of the college hospital.
Dean E. c. Johnson spoke at the
Whelan Grange dinner Saturday.
Mrs. A. d. Baum entertained at
an enjoyable kensington last Friday
afternoon
Among the Pullmanites in Moscow
Tuesday were Mesdames Watt, San
ger, Forrest and Cassidy
Mrs. E, w. Smith entertained the
members of the Christian Science
Sunday school with Christmas
party at her home last Wednesday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs William Jones Of
Cotton spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Jones mother, Mrs. c. A Parks.
spent New Years with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Boehm, in Col
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phillips of the
Forman apartments returned Satur-
day from CoIville. where they had
been spending the holidays with their
parents.
Ex-senator A ". Anderson of
Addy has been spending the holidays
with his family, who live here during
the college year while his son and
daughter are pursuing their studies
DR.. Heald returned Tuesday night
from his trip to Madison, Wisconsin,
and Toronto, Canada.
Chapter S, p F. O.. held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs, Lester Folger.
Mrs, A. J. Hinkle entertained at