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NJ. Halsard H. Bachke.
New Hungarian Envoy.
Skilled in Diplomacy
Minister Has Served Public
Interests 80 Years in For
cisn F e d s Nine.
Bachke Highly Educated.

In the new envoy sent by King
Haakon of the Norseland. NJ. Halgard
II. Bachkc. has come II diplomat who
In thoroughly familiar with the prob
lens OF the Scandinavian countries
ana who has comprehensive knowl-
edge of the Western World and the
Latin Republics In particular. lie
has come 10 Washington from Hell.
singfora. Finland, where he has been
assigned for several years. NJ. Hal.
gard has spent 80 years serving the
foreign interests, first OF Sweden and
Norway before the separation In 1910,
and since then in the Norwegian
ministry alone. He received his edu.
cation wholly in his own country. and
having passed through the prepare.
tory schools, he was prepared for the
diplomatic service In It's national uni.
versity. Soon after the Morse king.
dom had reorganized It's foreign con.
tingent, NJ. Bachke was sent as envoy
to the Argentine Republic and then
in succession he served In Paraguay
and in Uruguay. During and after
the World War. he spent six years In
tho foreign office In Oslo. and from
the capital he was dispatched on IA
mission OF the utmost Importance.
Ia Finland. In the youngest OF the
Scandinavian nations to achieve It's
sovereignty.
The minister and Nine. Eachke Will
re-establish the hospitabe traditions OF
Norway since the separation from
Sweden and NJ. Bachke Is the third
envoy 10 this Nation from the indie.
pendent kingdom. His immediate
predecessors were NJ. Christian Hauge,
whose regime was brilliant and sue.
cessful but was closed by n tragic
death In tho Alps. NJ, Hauge had
married Mrs. Frederick Joy of Louis
Wis and their handsome legation In
Massachusetts avenue near Sheridan
Circle was one OF the centers Of dip.
iomatic intercourse, The second min.
lister. NJ iielmer Rryn. with Nine.
Bryn aud their delightful family lived
In Washington almost Is years and
were accepted as home folk and be.
came prominently Identified with
social and civic interests. The new
ehatolnine. Mime, Ilachke. brings To
her new sphere "A long and varied ex,
perience in diplomatic duties and com
pleta nhstery of the English Ian
sunge, She Is ii daughter Ut one III
Nnrway's important shipping mag
mates, NJ OTTO Thofessen Of Oslo, and
Continued on Sixth Page)
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Petrothals Give Notice
OF Future Wedding Bells

Mr. and Mrs Charles Jones john
ston Of Rrockline. Mass. announce
the enEagement Of their daughter,
Marie Louise. To Mr.. Edward Dodge
Murphy, son vt MIR. and Mrs. James
Wilmot Murphy III No. Primrose
street, Chevy Chase. Md.
Mr.. Murphy. whose father Is offictai
reporter. United States Senate, IL a
grandson II the late MIR. and Mrs.
William Z, Dodge Of Washington. II.
L. HE Was gradusted from Central
High School in 1919. attended George
town University for two years in the
c,ass OF isss, and was graduated trcm
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech.
uology In 1873.
The date Of the wedding has rot
been announced.
Mrs. Mae Adele Markley O. 1854
Seventeenth street announces the eu-
Sasemeui Of her daughter. Mae Adele.
TO Mr. Carroll III. Fleming % New
York, SOY % MIR, and Mrs George p
Fleming Of this city.
Mrs. Jessie Emery IIau OF the
kcne>sw apartments announces the
engagement ~ her daughter. Florence
Louise 10 Mr., ncvilc II. Wood of
SouCiaSon. British North Ecrrcc
Miss li9n is connected with the United
States department. ~ Agriculture and
MIR. Need - director ct ASFicuituye In
british North Hornec, The weddsStS
viii take place in Manila in the earlN
summer
AIRS. Vera T., We'll snncuaess the
engagement ~ her daughter. Miss
Anpa r. Well, 20 Mr., Elmer HTank.
lin ThoruhurS. both ~ this city.
Mr., and Mrs, William y, Ne<sNt<se
announce the eaSaxement ~ thSlr
daushteT. Martha t.aue. ~ Mr.. Jautes
Hanson lseaca, son vt Mrs. Lees0n
s,nd the hate Nr. Hanson I, A, i.eaAAk
The wedding Will take place In the
early Fall, a
Mrs, EdSsh NJ, Armstrong; ef sSet
lHtoeis avenue northwest. anae0@<NeS
che eagagement ef her daughter. Mar
satet Louise, ~ Mr., Martin Hps.NSs
tNrth NJ ksocAtNn. y, Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

The dean Of the diplomatic corps,
the Ambassador Of Great Britain. and
Lady Isabella Howard are celehfat'
Ing Christmas day with their sons,
Hubert. Edmund and Henry, who
have come from England for the
holidays,
The Ambassador Ut Argentina,
Senior Don Honorio pueyrredon. win
~ 10 New York Sunday tn meet
Sonora de Pueyrredon and their
daughters, who are expected IL arrive
there Monday, January :. from their
home In the Argentine. where they
have been for several months,
The Amba ssador Of Italy aud Nohil
Donna Antoinette do MARITIME viii he
hosts al dinner thia evening for the
members nf the emhasaN stan AMI
their wives In celebration of Christ
mas,
The Ambassador of spain and
Sonora de Padiia will ba at homa
this afternoon tn the meunhers of The
embassy Htatf and their families,
The Ambassador Of France aud
Nine, claiisel viii give a dance tn the
embassy this evening, entefainins
a company If young people Tor Their
daughters. the Miles, tiaudel,
baroness Nathan, widow af the
former Amhassaior af Germany, VIII
leave Washington the middle ar this
week for New York and will sail from
there Thursday ahoard the New York
for her home IN Germany,
The Minister Ut Portugal and Wis
countess d'Aita ara spending Christ
mas In tho tatter's fnrmer home IN
New York They VIII return here
the end of this week,
The Minister Ut Switzerland and
Nine, Peter win entertain the mem'
hers of the legation stan at luncheon
to-day,
Tho Minister Ut ahinn aud Mme $50
viii have ~ theh Aause kueasa shls
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Honor Dinners Listed
For Holiday Guests
In Homes of Capital
Senator and Mrs. Copeland
Will Be Hosts to Friends
Thursday Evening-Other
Special Functions.

Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Copeland
will entertain at dinner In honor of
Mrs, Copeian d's brother and sister.in.
law. Or. and Mrs. Lyman j. Spauld
ing. In the Floreniine room of the
Wardman Park Hotel Thursday eve.
ming. AIRS. Spaulding will be the
guest Of honor at a luncheon To be
given by Mrs, Copeland at the Ward.
man Park Hotel Tuesday
Mrs. Copeland will entertain at tea
tomorrow in the palm court OF the
Mayfower. having "a in her party.
Mrs. William A. Oldfield, wife OF
Representative Oldheld of Arkansas.
mas eve tea in the palm court Of
the Mayfiower for a nephew. Midship.
man X. &. pcden Of the United
States Naval Academy. who liz her
house guest for the holidays.
Mrs. Adam Wyant and Mrs. Levi
Cook viii entertain at "a dance at the
Washington Club for their daughters.
Miss Anne Wyhnt and Miss Polly
Cook. Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Erie Greenleaf will be
hosts At the New Years eve party at
the Hotel Mayhowcr.
Mrs. james E WooInough, wife of
MAI, Woolnough. United States Army,
entertained party OF II at tea Friday
In the palm court of the MayiiGwcr for
their young son and daughter, James
aud Ellen Woolnough
Mrs. H. r. saul VIII entertain at
luncheon and bridge Thursday Decem'
her 20, for her daughters. the Misses
saul. in compliment To Miss Barbara
tairchiid and Miss Carol Grosvenor.
who are home for the holidays.
Mrs. George G.. Thorpe will be host.
ess 10 company IT 100 al u
tea dance Friday afternoon IN the
palm court of the Mhynower for her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Thorpe Of
Continued on sixth pnge)
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Many Dinner par.ie. ~
preeede Yule Dans<,

ts~csSssOS the Christmas hsnsar hult,
dasN aauve', whtrh VIZ I've StNen teasaa>
ypw n the gav>teA ef she Alay ta>NwNa,
numerous, dinner parties will Ne gtScn
nv the latroneSSsS tsAr this aASel esa,
seg'atnment, whlVA viii h. provided sas'
the tonsef naeNh<svs es MaSAingsenN
suEtetN. ThcNe slsaaSogtaS the tsAhe~
are Mrs, ESrAar1 =, .Akgrtch, tNles
tNSSes y Grant. SA, Nnse> E&saNf~A.
Mrs. Chandler l. Anderson, Mrs MAI,
ter, II, fucker, Mrs, Anne AEehtSAla,
Mrs, MatNo& knaN, Mrs, Arthur
p'ketea, Mrs Eussne Never and Meea,
Lindsay Russell
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Luncheon Given in Honor
OF Col. and Mrs. Mareuetts

The military and air attaches of
The foreign eillba asies aud legations
accredited 10 Washington were hosts
at luncheon AT tho Maytiowef Hotel
Tuesday Ia honor " Col, Nelson Mar,
guetts and Mrs. Margnetts, Col. Mar
eneits, who has been ilhison officer he
tween the War Department aud the
foreign military ana air attaches IN
Washington sines October. ips4, In
leaving this Wesk Ia assume his new
post AS inspector general of the 9th
Corps Area, with headquarters In
Chicago,
The luncheon wah u testimonial To
the hBh esteem IN which Col Mar
gueits Is held by Tho niiiaers NJ the
foreign countries with whom no has
been associated ~ iIaisun officer, Brig
lien Augusta villa, military attaohe
If lie ita Emhassy, as senior OH
rnr, gave an address " appreciation
"a " hleh Gal MansHaiis responded,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Mrs. Peter aeelet TERRY. president
af the Congressional club, entertained
the executive beard amt committee
ehairmen at luncheon Ia her hame
ON Tuesday. naealnher 10, This
pleasant informal aanterenee og club
warkera concluded activities tee the
present YEAR, Mra, uerry viii return
from her halliday visit In Rhale II
land Ia tlme foe tie eMhs annual
reception On New Aear ds>ss
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Changes Announced
In AT Home" Dates

Mrs., Dempsey. wife Of Represents
tive q, Wallace Dempsey Of &ew
York, will not receive Tuesday after.
noon. January .. but will be 81 home
Tuesday afternoon. January II. at the
Msyaower. where she and Eepresenia-
tive Dempsey have an apartment for
ths winter. Representative ana Mrs
r,~mrsey srs spending the Christmas
holidays O. Miami. Fla, whers ihe>
w.nt the end VI the week.
AIRS. Sweet, wife Of Representative
yhsddeus Sweet. hss discontinued her
afternoons 81 home until Ihesda 3
January II. when she viii receive 81
tie Hotel Mayf1wer, where she hah
an apartment for the winter
MRS. Pratt, wife ~ Representative
usreouFt Pratt u New York, VIII MOI
,,bserys her Tuesday afternoons 81
bous until Tuesday, January II, when
shs will receive 81 the Hotel May
NowAr. where with Representative
Pratt. she IL spending the Winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl e. VIII viii he
Al home, in the CaIssTton Apartments
an New Year afternoon after 4. r."
cards will he ISSUED
Miss Anne Fuller Abott viii be a.
Lons In her studio 81 1924 IL street
Tomorrow from y 10 = y IA. 10 caIds
have been Issued.
Aiss Peggy somsfseil ~lJ be -
home this Afternoon tion ~ y
ssieeks
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Representative and Mrs.
Summers Enserta,nsns

Representative and Mrs laAa ",
suM.aers at WaShiaSsNn Nil have as
Christmas guests 81 the ChasteltelA.
Mrs Easaaheth Salisbury, their sNAx
and daughters, Mr> and Mrs hugke
SuauaeIs ami Mg and Mrs. es.nl Suas-
meIs and sMaM asaughtvN NnSnaAA
Rr>saAS. ti<Na ehtssskelAAts.,
TheN viii he AZ he,ae iatS9aaStsN -
MlAAsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

FRIDAY night while the Secretary War
another in
number of other dancing
ArmyNavy
cadets nidshpmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

TOMORROW night the element again will be important TAX
the ball
Ch1dens Country Home This
unusual
sprightly
puppy will be sold the high Brooks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

MONG the
"A the exchange of gifts between
in
OF counselor
Lpa at the Highlands last week charming young woman
herself with the dolls rich imported gifts
to her friends " ' " ~
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NYfyMBFRED among The Chr

NUMBERED the Christmas pcnts-
~ Of Pr Henry Van Dykes classic Yn4 dream legend The
Man Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
WASHINGTON historic Old uhe uiher Place Memorial Thomas
outstanding annual events the cjy Christina program Played
dramatic BELTS If is
deeply its human and religious appeal
sn1essa ze
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Monday
Mrs Coolidge
both foreign and public
viii hold the judiciary
cabinet the ladies of that branch Of official life will thet
days
nedy February r. there will be rush with
social overlapping and conflicting
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Christmas Week in Capital
Marked by the Traditions
Of Widely Separated Chimes
Dining and Cift-Civine Feature Celebrations In
Diplomatic Circles-American Home
ExempEhed at White House.
BY SALLIE V. n. PICKETT.

~HRsTMAs week in the Capital significant not only OF the Amer
methods with the traditions OF
s. other is truly interesting place There
feasting exchange all OF the
the
celebrated American home
More
the Land themselves
the phases OF world
them until the New Year dawns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-25

Mas Peggy somsfseii MliI be ~
home this afternoon fioW ~ d
esieehs
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Miss Anne Fuller ABBOT, viii be 81
honas. in her studio ~ 1924 IL street
Tomorrow from 10 = pm. ~ catds
have been issued,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gsri e. via viii be
Al horas. in the IaiyeTton Apartments.
an New Year afternoon after 4, r."
cards will he issued
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Asst surrounded
Today they will
quietly within White House There
Coolidge
exchange of family household
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-01-28
Cove N. E. Church

Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Mr.. Albin SundOerg, supt.
Adult Bible Glass led by the pas
tor.
Sermon Scandinavian at II
a. m. by the pastor.
Union Young Peoples meeting at
$50. Ruel RamQuist, Pres.
Sermon by pastor, English at
5. p. m,
The Epworth League Social will
DE Friday evening at Mr.. and Mrs,
Sundberg's home.
Ladies Aid viii meet at Mrs. A.
Locke 5 home Thursday, February
3rd at , p, m.
The Epworth League will serve
1 chicken dinner February 22nd,
Washington S Birthday, form 6 to
8 p. m. This is for the benefit OF
the piano fund.
Mrs. f. Sigrist, Mis-. Reeves and
Mrs. Ramquist will see that every
me is satisfactorily served.
lome at s p. m.
Rev. August Petersen, Pastor
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Presbyterian Church

Services next lords Day.
Sunday School 1900 u. IN.
Morning worship II a III.
Anthem by the choir, Trust in the
lord" by Handel. Duet, Glove
Divine.
Young Peoples Meeting at 6 80.
Topic, How show our Loyalty to
ur church. y Leader Miss Fran
es Blekkink.
Evening worship at 1890 p. IN.
The junior choir will sing al
this service.
Choir rehearsal Thursday even
ng at s O'Clock.
All are invited to attend these
services, Strangers in the Com
munity always welcome,
Hugh Armstrong, Minister
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days last week renewing old &c
quaintanees and being entertain
cd by friends
Mrs. James Mcintyre was called
10 Tacoma Last week 10 be with
her daughter Mrs. Byron Smith
who was operated on in ST. JOS
eph S Hospital Mrs. Smith IS re
ported as doing nicely.
Mrs. E. l.. Ruiz motored up
from Portland Wednesday last
and was a guest OF the Rees fam
". The greater part OF the day
was spent in exchanging tales of
Santa Claus recent generous
thoughtfullnesS with Given and
Margaret Rees.
The party given by the Young
Peoples Society of the Baptist
thurch is reported as being a sue
cess. Over forty young people
including twenty from the Maury
island society Were present TO en-
Joy the games and refreshments.
Burton was represented at the
Bobby Burn" banquet last Sat.
urtIay night by fifty Of her loyal
citizens who received their share
of the Scotch Hasgis and listened
10 the excellent program of Scotch
songs, speeches and dances ar,
ranged by the club.
A Bible class for women has
been organized in the Sunday
School, in which all women who
can and wish to JON are most cor
daily invited. Hours l0-11 Sun,
lay morning in the church audi
torium. Come and bring a friend.
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D. A. R. MEETING

Elizabeth Bixby Chapter d, 4.
II. viii be entertained at a u 800
O'Clock luncheon on saturday,
February 8, al The home OF Mrs.
Ira Case, Magnolia Beach. Mrs.
Case and Mrs. Whitfield aie host
esses for the day Guests viii
leave Burton ON the II 100 O'Clock
boat.
During tie afternoon the mem
bers will listen 10 an address by
p. Monroe Smock, ON the subject
OF international Relations. -
Judges for The D \ r. Medal
contest will be named next week
n. Z. Jones, Secretary
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.ss4 esEs
SOUTHERN HEIGHTS
Miss Bertha L Smith)
.

Miss Margaret Case who is
teaching history in the Enumclaw
High School, and Miss Irene Case
who Is student at the L, spent the
week end al home,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ridgway and Miss
Frances Ely dined on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spinning.
Mr., and Mrs. James Forrest and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall were
Southern Heights attendants at
the Burns banquet.
Miss Eunice Hall has been spend
ing the week end at home.
Mr., and Mrs. Forest have en-
larged their basement aud put in
Two more $40 egg incubators in
order to keep up with the demand
Tor baby chicks.
3 Mr. Kuhn is having a building
put mp that will be partly a garage
-or his farm tractor and partly a
saw mill, as one end of it houses
power saw that is going to do a
title cordwood business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Nicking Of Ia
oma spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. John Jenkins.
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Vashon Methodist Episcopal
Church

Sunday School at 1000 a. m
Mr.. A. Larsen, Supt.
Preaching Services at II a, m
md 80 p. N.
Epworth League meets at Cove
VI. r. Church at 500
Japanese service, Saturday af
rneon at two o'clock.
The w. +. NJ. S. meets next
Wednesday at the Parsonage, tho
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-01-28

We were pleased to notice the
presence Of Pussy Willows in the
hurch decorations Sunday. Cheer
upi You folks wao stayed hong 10
Ihaw out water pipes, Spring IS
on the way
Johnny Gammel, who is a senior
m the State University, spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs,
May CANNED Of Burton. Come
again Johnny we like your smile.
Burton Is certeinly putting on
airs these days. New curtains in
the Library, Mr.. Morrisey has
changed the decorations in his
meat market and our New Drug
Store has a coat Of fresh paint on
its front.
BOX Seats 10 the Piuafore
were enjoyed by friends and
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coy
Meredith Monday evening when
they were invited to listen in on
the radio TO the splendid opera.
The first meeting OF the Gram
mar School P. 4. A. for 1927 held
last Friday was gfaced by visit
from Mrs. G. Ii. Stenlmetz Oh
Portland. Mrs. Stemmetz is a
charter member Of this organiza-
don.
State Exams fol tie sth grade
were held at the Grammar school
last Thursday and Friday. Results
were most satisfying, Every boy :
happy.
Nine little friends Of Margaret
#Rees gathered at her home on
Monday, January u to help record
the 9th annivei sary OF her bow
upon the stage Of life.
The Vashon Island Women Z
Club met Thursday, January 20
with Mrs. Z. Il. Miller in her
home at Fernheath. Mrs. Miller
gave a delightful program Of mu-
SIC from the American artists,
Carrie jacobs Bond and Ethelbe,t
Nevin. Preceding the selections
short biographical sketches were
given Of the artists. Several Sc
iections arranged for two pianos
We're rendered with Miss Vivian
Miller assisting.
Ii was indeed a rare musical
treat enjoyed by ali present.
The beautiful drawing room
with its massive windows over
looking the Sound gave just the
atmosphere needed for this after
noon OF music. After the program
an enjoyable social time was
spent. Small tables were set and
delicious refreshments served.
Nus Baird. mother of Mrs. Miller,
who came over from Seattle for
this occasion assisted in the hospi-
tally Of the afternoon.
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$685. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sba;n and
Allen and elem Steinforth and
,riend drove over from eoattIe
sunday in d brand now Dodne
sedan spending the day al ste;n.
fo1th :
,nesfs Mr. and Mr. 1.inscatt ond
family Of En- GTande Mrs I'm
.rott anJ Mre Reanmont ore Il
.ers
Ms po,csto, ,,,bo ,nd...,,.,,,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Moe have
been visiting the formers parents.
We are indeed glad to have our
congeniel friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Huffman with us again. Long
Beach, California is nice but "a
home" of your own is far better,
Sure glad TO be back on the beauti-
full island he says,
The Rev. A. NJ. Anderson OF Tia
coma is holding a series of meet.
ngs at Cove aud Calvas.
Martin Andersen is going into
the chicken business. A house is
under construction, John Jergcn
SEN doing abe work.
Maurice Dunsford is around
signing up growers for the puy-
a!lup cannery,
Mr. Hunt is putting ont five
acres OF Loeans. This viii make
him ten acres. lite knows q good
thing.
MIR and Mrs Luud Of Seattle
motored ont Sunday TO see the
folks Mr. and Mrs Eden.
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ELLIsPoRT
Mrs. Homer ]. Vetter)
: q

The Ellisport Womens Club had
an Interesting meeting with Mrs.
Newman, January II. There was
Ia larger number present than at
any former meeting OF the year.
That is very nice way to start
the New Year and we hope the at
tendance keeps up this way. Dam
~ refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close OF the meet
ing.
Mrs. d. W, Trimble and Mrs. H..
d. Jeffers were shopping in Sc
little last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ofdeukamp had
as house guests over tue week end
Mrs Ofdenkamp mother, Mr.
Smith and little Betty Jane Weud
Ter
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vashon Lutheran Church

Services (English) LIST Sunday
If every month.
Norwegian every 3rd Sunday.
Sunday School 10 a. IN.
Morning Worship Ii a. m.
Indies Aid Society meets every
Bird Wednesday of the month.
p. Skartvedt, Pastor.
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president, Miss Markham in the
chair, at two o'clock.
The Methodist Church official
beard meets next Tuesday evening
at Inc Parsonage, for It's February
meeting.
At the Ladies' Aid Bake Sale at
the Electric Shop, Saturday Feb.
5tb, Baked beans and Hot Meat
Pie will be on sale.
Surprise gifts Of a Congoleum
rrg. and Wilton carpet, Tapestries,
Fraits, etc, have recently delight
ed the hearts of the Methodist
Persons &c Folks. They don I
knew who to thank but thru the
courtesy of the editor, express
gratitude. Friend Mace did some
gratis Welding, and another good
helper repaired the church furnace
at the same rate. The ladies put
ngv heater and pipes in the Log
Church.
Everybody was pleased with the
Sacred Concert last Sunday. The
choir assisted by Miss Coyne and
Mr.. Spinning gave an excellent
hour Of music, Come Sunday and
worship God with us.
Archie NJ. Herd, Minister
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BURTON
airs. n. E. Young
(M,s, Maize Reesl
49, "a


That was nice bit of news Mrs
Hunt had for the publ last week
altho we who know her realize
that sold age" has nothing to dc
with her Withholding her snappy
bits of news from the Burton col
umn. Such as she, never grow
old. However we are pleased Ia
learn that there are those among
us who appreciate Mrs, Hunts i'm
portance in our community and
are ready and willing to lend
hand to help tighten her load
which she carries so eheerfully.
Mrs. Chas. Fl. steinmetz Of
Portland, Oregon, an old resident
of Burton was in town for few
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-01-28
Chistian Science Society of
Vashon -Maury Island

Services every Sunday at Center
Sunday School at 9 as a. m.
Sunday Morning Services II a. m.
Reading room open Saturday af-
ternoons from l 80 until A p. IN.
where Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchas.
ed.