Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Senior Ladies club of Military
hill gave Mrs E. Champlin sur
prise party Thursday evening of last
week. The ladies, dressed as school
children, gathered at her nome while
she was at a dinner party and sur
prised her on her return. A pleasant
social evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. ID. f. Staley was hostess to
her friends Thursday afternoon of
last week at delightful bridge par
ty. Mrs Henry Baker won first hon
ors.
| Mrs G. H. Eustis and Mrs. Byron
| Leonard entertained the Merry Work
last week. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The men of the Pullman Baptist
church have recently formed a broth
erhood to take up topics of general
| interest. Sixteen charter members
have joined and the charter is to be
GERS elected are as follows: President,
NJ. X. Snyder; vice president A. r.
McClaskey; secretary treasurer, c..
| w. Mcfarland; reporter, A. Walk.
Mrs d. f. Staley entertained
guests at six tables of 500 last Fri
day. Mrs. j. l.. Lycan carried away
! frI 1.af !, &c
were served.
On January Z silver shower was
given at the home of Gladys Adams
in honor of Mrs n. e. Grant, nee
Miss Gladys Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Dotts, on
the Whitlow ranch, are rejoicing over
the arrival of son, born January 18.
MIR and Mrs. Oscar Hill attended
the funeral of their friend and neigh
Dor, A. l.. Haynes, held at Clinton
Grange hall Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. May have re-
ceived the announcement of the mar
riage of Miss Charlotte Stilke to John
/ W. hiuHGy VI DcdtIAt
| The American Association of Uni
rversity Women will meet February 2
with Mrs. o. l.. Waller.
J. N. Emerson left Monday on
buying trip to New York city He
expects to be away about five weeks.
Mrs. j. F. Gerding gave a very en-
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400 Oak street, January 49, Deli
cious refreshments were served at
the close of the afternoon spent in
sewing and visiting.
Mrs. J. H. Harris of Seattle is visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Noel Bake, and is getting
acquainted with her new grandson.
Mrs. w A. Pearl underwent a ma
ior operation at the Northwest sani-
tarium on Saturday and is improving
satisfactorily.
Dr. H. f. Newbrough s automobile
was struck by hosecart being towed
by the fire truck Tuesday evening
and one fender was demolished.
/ The Ingleside club met at Van
Doren hall Tuesday afternoon. The
program included talk by Professor
/ McDermitt on the art collection
which is now on exhibit at Van Doren
hall.
At 500 party given by Mrs. Y.
w. Clarkson January 10, Mrs. How
ard Phelps carried away first prize
and Mrs. Harry Oman was awarded
the consolation prize
Mrs. A. E. Hudson went to Spo-
kane the first of the week for a few
days visit.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels had an attack
of acute neuritis on Sunday but is
improving
!, Miss Ethel Oderlin of the Roth
apartments entertained at six tables
AT 500 Thursday evening of last week.
! Honors were won by Miss Swischer
and e. ]. Stirniman. There were
three out of town guests, DR.. J. H.
7 NAAANF anu iAbiltl NldlSCu Vi dlOuSe
and c. J Swartz of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Women's Society of the Fed
Grated church held it's missionary
meeting on Wednesday in the ladies
room of the church. Mrs. 0. L. Wal
Ter gave paper on India She was
assisted in her program by Mesdames
Nottingham, Nader and Baum. Two
ladies were dressed in japanese and
Hindu costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winterer left
last week for Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Fortnightly club met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs B. L. Steele.
They are studying the modern Ameri-
can short story The paper read this
week was prepared by Mrs. Ellen
Bake on meadow Grass" by Alice
Brown, noted American short story