Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
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Mrs Flora Du Bots and Ray
spent Christmas in Seattle.
Adai Blekkink is Speeding tiyeI
holidays at home, enjoying yaed
ton from her classes and her du
les IN the library at G. +. s.
Frances, OF course, was also home,
but Just for the day,
Mrs Coyne ana her daughter
Sophie, also Julia Black, spent
Sunday with the w j Mcgowan $.
Miss Goyne and Miss Black assist
ed in the concert given by the
Methodist choir Sunday evening
The January luncheon OF Eliza
'beth Bixby chapter, D. A. r., viii
be served at Watseka lodge, Jauu-
any 5th.-hatherine Jones, see.
The reception planned for New
Years day, to have been given at
Mrs. Blekkink's by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church has been called of on ac-
count OF illness.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
regular meeting Thurs, Jan. 3, at
the home OF Mrs. w. j. Mcgowan.
who will be assisted by Mrs. Damn
and Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs. Anna McCrary and her two
daughters entertained at an enjoy
able Christmas dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Clas England AMI Leland,
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer England and
two children of Port Orchard.
Monday evening the England
family gathered in Seattle, sixteen
stroug, at the home OF Mrs. W +.
Jensen to celebrate Christmas Eve.
Those who Went from Vashon were
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. England and
LELAND, Mrs. Anna MeCrary and
her two daughters, Grace and Mar
guerite. One Of the safeguards OF
our present life is family celebra-
tons and traditions such as the
England family are maintaining.
Miss Lula Needs left Wednes-
day to spend few weeks with her
friend, Miss Anna Koont&, librar-
ian Of the Chehalis public library.
We hope she viii have a splendid
visit and knowing Miss Koontz and
Miss Needs as we do we are sure
she will have. Wish we could go
too.
We've all heard of wind that
would blow the hair off dogs
back, but the gale Christmas Eve
did one better. 1t blew about a
dp1n globes out OF the decorations
along the I, N. 7. building front,
then piled them in a neat pile in
ehe gatler
I. !. Hellesto was unable to
longer resist his first love and after
apparently being perfectly content
with tie strawberries, chickens
and the Island Electric shop he
again answered the call of the sea,
Eegeturned to the same ship, with
the same captain and crew. upon
which he Lad sailed previous to
coming TO the Island eoastwise
vessel plying between Seattle aud
San Pedro. Mrs. Hellesto will re-
main on the Island and we nope
Mr. fIelle,to viii soon return to ms.
The NJ. L. Tjomslands gave an
other Of their famous dinners on
Christmas day, thereby making
twenty-five people happy. Among
those present from elsewhere were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Of Tacoma,
and the three Maloney children
from Puyallup. Due to Mrs. Nal.
mey's illness the children's par
ents were unable to be present.
All Of the Clark family, expect
poor Tim. spent Christmas day
with the Clifford Clark family in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Deppmau
aud Gordon. spent the week ems
with the Clark family. Somehow
it doesn't seem right for the Depp.
mans to be coming back here foi
they are the kind of folks that
should never have gone away.
Mr.. and Mrs Deppman went +,
Seattle Tuesday to spend Christ.
mas with the home folks.
Mrs. Swanson. the chief facto.
tom at the Daily Needs Market
together with bis good wife and
s0us entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
II Anderson and baby of Seattl,
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