Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31
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MAURY
(Mrs. Alex Moore)
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The Maury P. 7, A. will have a
New Years Party in the Maury
Hall Friday evening, December
31st. There will be tun and frohc
and plenty of entertainment for all
10 enjoy. 1t will be am unusual
event. All Maury citizens are i'll
vited to join in the New Years eel
ebration. Come watch the New
Year in and the passing of 1926.
The Maury school children gave
a splendid Christmas program i'll
Maury Hall last Thursday, Ey-
eryone present enjoyed their plays
and recitations. The teacher,
nad their pupils well trained and
inuch credit is due Miss Newbury
and Miss Mccormick for the splen-
did entertainment. A Christmas
tree was decorated by the mem
bers of the p. Y. A. for the Mauly
school children and the Hail was
decorated in evergreens to make
the occasion fine affair. AT the
end of the entertainment children
rceived their gifts and homemade
candy was passed around for ey-
eryone TO enjoy while the program
was IN session. a soft rain fell
during the evening that washed
the snow all away, Anyway ey-
eryone departed happy with a
Merry Christmas to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Layman are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son, at Multnomah,
Ore, Mrs. Layman was formerly
Miss Ruth Rissar.
Mrs. Mary May and her brother
we're dinner guests OF their broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
Kellogg Of Burton Christmas day.
Little Lawrence Larsen, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen OF Fernheath
has been quite i'll during Christmas
week. lie is much improved,
Mrs. Il. Boothroyd of Mileta en-
tertaincd at dinner on Christmas
day. Those present included Mr..
and Mrs, Fred INLAND, Mr., Davis
Of Dockton, Mrs. Boothroyd's two
daughters, Mrs, Ruhlen and son
and Mrs. Bertha Keen all of Dock
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Neal Kelley and
their daughter 0ryilla. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Guthier and son, all
Of Seattle were dinner guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Kellogg Christmas day.
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Miss Lucy Nelson of Seattle
made an unexpected visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nelson. She surprised them
upon her arrival Sunday morning,
returning to the city Monday af-
ternoon. They all had very
pleasant family gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Meyers and
their sons made a trip to Graham
last Friday to visit Mr.. Meyers
relatives there. They returned
Sunday.
Mr.. Chas Kellogg is now making
his home with his brother Wiz
lhrcp Kellogg. lie win remain
there until his health improves
Mrs. Kellogg has returned 10 her
former position as cook of the
Morgan Mess-house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert llill and
Family Of DoclSton were dinner
guests of Mr. Hill's sister, Mrs, G.
f.. Garner md family last Monday
evening Merry making and music
Fas eujoyed by both families.
Mrs. +. Boothroyd Of Mileta and
daughters, Mines. Ruhlcn and
Bertha Keen of Daekton enter
taincd a, one Of their good old
fashioned English dinners on
Christmas Day. The guests iu
GUIDED Mr. and Mrs. Fred INLAND
9f Miieia. Mr.. Davis of Dockton
Wm. Rhulen and son Gordon, Mrs
Bcrtha Keen The dining room
was beautifully decorated thD
Xmas tree to make IL more bril-
liant and Christmas Cactus ont ir
full bloom The Christians carol
and concerts were heard most o.
the day on Mr.. Davis Radio
which WAS enjoyed by all.