Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-08-14

lduQ TeiatlVeS, were CallerB NJ Vne
George Thompson home last Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Espey's health is much
improved since being on the Island.
Mrs. Frederick Bonds Dean and
little son. Of Tacoma spent a few days
the past week at the home Of their
grandmother, Mrs. Meta Jones' Mrs.
Dean is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs
g. B Jones, Of Everett, who have many
friends on the Island
Mrs. Frank Julian and sons, of
Wenatchee, are among those enjoying
an outing at the McClintock Resort
Sunday jolly dinner party gather
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Bethea to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Houghton. The follow
ing guests were present, Mr. and Mrs,
j. Fl. Rodda, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hough-
ton and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Bethea and Miss Bethea
This has been Picnic Week at Ellis
port, on Wednesday the Presbyterian
Church held their annual picnic in the
Park with a large attendance. Satur-
day about 20 car loads Of the members
of the Beulah Park Institute, of Cove,
drove over to Ellisport and had gay
afternoon eating watermelon on Nc
Clintock's Point. Sunday the Island
Community Church, of Burton, met
here for their regular summer picnic
and also the Odd Fellows Lodge and
the Rebekahs met here for their
yearly celebration. Altogether it has
been quite a lively week for Ellisport,
but for the past forty years Ellisport
has been the favorite place for Island
people to select when ever they think
OF q picnic, and all Ellisport residents
hope they will all come again next
year,
Miss Pothena Pryor who has spent
several years in Landers, Wyoming,
and a friend, Miss Mary Roberts, q
Seattle music teacher, are having
happy time, camping in Mrs. Morgan's
little cottage. Mrs Morgan is always
happy to have her granddaughter
come home.
Mrs. Stiles and family are delight
ed to have Grandmother with them,
even for short time For some years
Mrs. Dabney has held the very re-
sponsible position of head Of the
Home Economics department of the
public schools of Seattle. She recent
ly returned from trip east.
The Baileys and Miss Florence
Caughey have as house guest this week
Miss Lydia Schaefer, Of Minneapolis,
who is spending the summer in the
west. Last year Miss Schaefer and
Miss Caughey toured Europe together.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Missoula, Mrs.
Brown, of Selah, and Mrs. Washburn,
OF Portland are having good time in
the little black house. On Saturday
they went to Tacoma to visit friends.
Walter Brown and bride spent a
happy week in Mrs. Browns little yell
low house.
DR.. and Mrs Torland and sons, Tor
lief and John, have returned from their
camping trip in British Columbia.
Good luck was with them, for John re-
ports over two hundred fine mountain
trout caught during their stay.
Mrs. Claypool is now in Olympia
visiting her mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hills and lit
tie daughter, Margaret Jeanne, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hills. This week
Mrs. Erickson and sons will entertain
in the Hills cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Blue and their three children
from Woodland,
MISS mary Blgnam returned TO Sc
attic on Sunday for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Todd, daughter and
little grandson, who are occupying
Miss Rhodes cottage this month are
having delightful rest. Mr.. Todd is
president of the College of Puget
Sound.
Letters from Mrs. Lesh report q very
pleasant motor trip to Dillon, Mon
tana. From there her sister, Mrs.
Forsgren and Bobby, who have fire.
quently visited in Ellisport, will accom-
pany her to the fathers old home, In
Evansville, Minnesota.
Madrona Lodge, under the new
management, is now ready for guests
at any time.
On Tuesday Mrs. Hit entertained
number Of Seattle friends at luncheon.
Miss Inga Kristianson and little
brother, Martin, of Redmond, and Mr..
Albin Rorstrcn, of Seattle, were guests
in the Anderson home last week.