White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-07-21
Additional Locals

AOOlt1Onal Locals
Miss Roberta Smith Of Ellensburg
arrived on Thursday mornings train
and will remain until Sunday a guest
at the A. T.. Penn home.
The w. j. Kincaid family are an
ticipating with great pleasure visit
from Mr. Kincaids parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kincaid, of Riverside, CAL
ifornia. The senior Kincaids left River
side several days ago, in their car,
and will visit relatives and friends
along the route, and are expected to
arrive here about the first of August.
Word received by Mrs. Joe Touty
from her mother, Mrs. Anna Knoll,
says that the latter has sold her in
terests and property in st. Joseph,
Missouri, where since Mr.. Knolls death
she has made her home and expects
soon to return to the West to live.
Her son Robert will accompany her.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Woods
was the inspiration for two very plea
SAINT social events last week, both TAX
ing the form of bridal showers.
The first was given Thursday even
ing at the r. r. Woods home, where
a committee of friends who had work.
ed with Miss Woods in the warehouse
last fall were hosteSSes to about seventy
five or eighty guests. They gathered
early in the evening, all bearing gifts
for the bride to-be.
A nice program had been prepared
and proved highly entertaining and
enjoyable. The first number was duet
by the Misses Gertrude Upton and
Aletha Hemker, who sang a parody
on 81 Love You Truly" Mrs. Ethel
Remlinger then stepped forth, very
impressive in conventional minister's
attire, while to the strains of "Here
Comes the Bride played by Mrs w.
r. Kirby, bridal party entered the
room, with Mrs. r. B. McMurry, in a
simple white gown, as the blushing
bride and Mrs. Earl Soden,- wearing
one of Mr.. Woods old dress suits of the
vintage of 80, playing the part of the
stalwart groom. The dainty flower girl,
who bore basket of lettuce leaves
and preceded the bridal pair, was Mrs
w. j. Jenkins, while Mrs. j. Hemker
was the ring bearer
At the end of the mock ceremony,
which was read by Mrs. Remlinger
from a large and musty tome amid
tha 1oJ ,F +1,o 1;cto
of Ethel's girl friends sang "Those
Wedding Bells Are Breaking UP That
Old Gang of Mine" The gifts were
then opened and admired, following
which, as a special favor, she sang
"Only Pansy Blossom
The last number on the program
was a duet by Miss Woods and Mrs.
/. B. Burns, who sang "The End of
Perfect Day." with Mrs. Burns play
ing the accompaniment. Refreshments
of punch cookies, cake and ice cream
were served, and beautiful cake that
had been baked and decorated by Mrs.
Remlinger was exhibited but not cut
until the following Sunday evening at
the wedding supper.
The party broke up about midnight,
all declaring themselves to have spent
most pleasant evening.
AT second shower, given Friday
evening on the lawn at the Krug home
IN the In-B-TWeen where lighted
Chinese lanterns lent a charming effect
to the arrangements, the Misses Ruth
and Esther Krug, assisted by Miss
Lorraine Shanahan and Miss Dorothy
Morford, entertained the Girls Bridge
Club with five tables of bridge AMI
pinoche, a number of other guests
also being present. Mrs. Herbert Sol
libakke, late bride, shared the honors
with Miss Woods on this evening and
both girls were completely surprised
when, during the progress of the games,
two ostensible special delivery messen-
gers appeared, bearing two large boxes,
one for each honor guest. When opened,
the two boxes were found to be exact
replicas Of each other, each containing
all kinds of beautiful and useful gifts,
Punch, ice cream and cakes were served
during the evening.