Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-07-04
ELLIspoRT ITEMS

Mrs. C. E. Woods returned on Mon
day from a two weeks visit with Mr..
Woods at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
They made some interesting trips
among them one to the lava beds in
northern California. where several
wonderful caves were viewed. Another
scenic trip took them to the famous
Crater Lake, and the return was made
via Ashford and Medford, covering
2l2 miles in one day. The road had
Just been opened for the season and
there was still much snow.
Arthur Cliff and sister, Mrs. Huston,
and three children, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Cliff.
The Cliffs entertained DR.. Felch
and bride on Monday. Friends OF DR..
Fetch will be interested to know that
ne was married on Sunday at the home
Of daughter in Tacoma.
Mrs. Ellen Dabney, supervisor of
the Home Economics department in
the Seattle Public Schools, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Stiles, at the Hoole
cottage Mrs. Dabney was in an auto
accident last week and suffered q
fractured rib.
Patricia Goodfellow Of Point Roberts
is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. E.
Wilenlan, for two weeks.
Mrs. Hugh D. LETTERS and Miss
Virginia LETTERS are leaving on Friday
Cor several weeks visit in Oregon.
Betty Sue and Donna Lee spent
last Friday with Miss Florence Palmer
\ at her home in Tacoma. Miss Palmer
is leaving this week for California.
Mrs. D. P. Brown has so far re-
covered from her recent serious illness
as to be able to motor from Yakima
with her son, Mr.. A. Brown, &C
companied by a friend, Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Brown hopes to spend the sum-
mer at Ellisport.
Mrs. Blanche Whitbeck OF Tacoma
has taken Mrs Jones cottage for
several days and will entertain with
a house party for her son and
daughter over the Fourth.
The Ellisport Womens Club met at
"Aradel" the summer home of Mrs.
Anna " Lesh for the last meeting of
the season. After the business meet
. ! i,,nr Ia1ini,t f,,I1,f
entertained by an interesting talk by
the hostess on the origin of music,
illustrated by piano selections
| o.
The Misses Virginia letters and
Harriet Fuller rendered some pleasing
duets.
The Club adjourned until fall, the
first meeting to be held with Mrs.
Geo. Bailey.
Mrs. and Mrs r A. Robertson were
Island callers last Wednesday, and
Mrs. Robertson attended the Women's
Club meeting,
Mr.. and Mrs. E, Bucknell and their
son, George with his wife and
children. all of Burton spent Sunday
at Ellisport and enjoyed picnic in the
Park.
The McClintocks enjoyed call on
| Sunday from Mrs. A. D. Kingsbury
and her daughter, Miss Fanny
Kingsbury, and Miss Ethel Skirls.
Both girls are attending the summer
school at the University.
Master Melvin Anderson had his
birthday fittingly observed Monday
evening with bonfire and beach
supper on McClintocks Point The
following families from Burton made
up the party, the Kallands Hartyig-
sens, Andersons, and George Bucknell
family.
Mrs. L. c. Snuff is moving this week
from the Brown home into the bunga-
low lately remodeled by Mrs. F, c.
Newman 1t is a very attractive home
with wonderful view of the harbor.
Mrs @. NJ, Williams. OF Hollywood,
Calf, arrived last Saturday at the
Kingsbury home on Maury. Mrs
Williams is sister of Mr. A. d.
Kingsbury, but through mix up of
kilograms she did not know of his
death until after she reached here