Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-07-20

for California Sunday, after an en-
joyable visit with Mr.. Edensword's
sister, Mrs. John Metzenberg. Mrs.
H. g. Cronander gave a dinner in
their honor Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Metzenberg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edensword were the guests.
Delton Denny observed his third
birthday with party for fifteen
youngsters at Ellisport beach. Monday,
July II. There were games, swimming
and pictures taken OF the group.
Or. and Mrs. H. Q. Sharp and son,
Clifford, Of Seattle, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Molly Sharp and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Church.
Miss Shirley Jean Blekkink is spend
Ing three days of this week as the
guest Of her grandmother, Mrs. g. w.
Blekkink. Thursday, July 81 will be
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Blekkink, and Racheal Ann
will celebrate her ninth birthday
Saturday.
1.-THE Great Jasper" by Fulton Ows-
Ter is in the lending library at the
Sweet Shop. The movie made from
this book will be shown at the Vashon
Theatre next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Dunsford
went on a trip with the Green Lake
chapter Of the Blue Lodge to Diablo
Dam on Saturday and Sunday.
Lois Clark, Irene Garvin, Ruth
Matthews and Kay Petersen had their
weekly meeting with a beach supper
at Cross Landing Tuesday
Have you taken beach pictures?
Films and developing at the Sweet
Shop, Vashon. Ale
Marguerite McCrary left Tuesday to
spend week with her uncle, Mr..
Emer England, at Port Orchard.
Mrs. H. (Captain) Anderson had as
house guests over the weekend Mrs.
Dagmire Jacobson and her two daugh-
tiers and son.
Mrs. Anna McCrary entertained at
luncheon Saturday with Mrs. n.
Anderson, Mrs. Abe Abrahamson, Mrs.
Mac johnson, Mrs. Hendrickson and
daughter, Ella of Ellisport, as guests.
Bonnie Dunsford reported that the
temperature up the Skagit Saturday
afternoon was l04 degrees, with all
the sunshine one could desire. The
scenery was SO beautiful and the trip
SO full of interest that the heat was
note noticed as much as it is here
when the thermometer reaches IS de-
grees, as it did last Friday.
Mrs. Seland is taking an extended
trip to interesting points on Puget
Sound with the Harlows.
DR.. and Mrs. Bennett drove to Mt.
Rainier Sunday. AS guests they had
Misses Ida and Cecil Anderson and
Mrs Anna Bowling. It was an en-
joyable trip for all, especially Mrs.
Bowling who was left speeches. with
the grandeur OF the mountain, the
valleys and the snow scenes. None of
the guests had made the mountain
trip before, and they were deeply i'm
pressed. They left Sunday morning
on the 7:45 ferry from Tahlequah,
reaching Paradise about 1880. The
snow was ten feet deep on the level,
and thirty feet in drifts by the hotel.
The cabins were buried to the roofs,
and the occupants had to go down
tunnels, like an Eskimo igloo, to get
Ia them. They drove back to Long
mire camp for dinner. There dog
tooth violets, anemones were in bloom,
and coming up through the snow in
little green patches were the false
hellebores. Mr.. Roger Young, foreman
at the g. G. @. camp joined the party
at Longmire, and took them through
the University forest camp. They left
about 4 o'clock and caught the 1880
ferry at Fauntleroy.
Clarinda Wellman, Of the Belling-
ham schools, visited Mrs. Edward
Harreling Thursday.
Miss Ida Anderson, after forty years
residence in China, is returning to her
home In Jackson Miss. She is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Cecil Anderson