Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-08-17
Island NeWs of Interest

1wenty-one friends and members OF
the Kirkland, Larson, Church and
CANNED families brought their lunches
and had nh enjoyable evening ~ the
A. II, Hicrsch home Monday evening,
MIR, and Mrs A, II. Balm OF Center
have as their guests for the summer
their daughter Mrs Herbert Evison
of Washington, d. o., and child on,
shirley Ann aai - irty, They OK
pect to return TO the capitol IN Sep
TENDER with Mr.. Evison, who will then
be on an inspection tour OF Northwest
Q, @, O camps, In connection with his
work as special assistant In the Do
partment OF the Interior In charge Of
all Civilians Conservation Corps camps
IN the United States located In state
parks,
Mrs, Roy A. pinkham observed her
birthday last week by going TO Seattle
and stopping at the Claremont Hotel
for n few days, She was entertained
at luncheons and parties by Seattle
friends while there. having one OF the
incest OF birthday celebrations.
Miss Mildred Garvin and Miss
Thclma Williams of Seattle, nieces of
Mr.. Thomas Steffenson, visited at the
Steffenson home over the Weekend,
Mrs, Belle Mortland was guest there
for the past week, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Fleming of Tacoma came Sunday
for dinner party.
Mr.. A. Holsteter left last week for u
business trip TO South Dakota via the
Chicago Milwaukee Railroad,
Mr., M, A. Bentley of Tacoma is re-
lieving Mr. Paulhamus on the stan
dard OIL truck for few weeks.
Mr., John H. Bunker and son, John
William, Of Walla Walla are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denny this
week.
MIR. l.. G. Beall visited at the home
OF Robert K. Carver and family In
| Highland Park, Illinois, They had a
good game of golf on the second oldest
links In the state OF Illinois. Mr..
Carver formerly lived on the Island.
| He is now connected with the Public
Service Company of Illinois. Miss
/ Priscilla Carver played in the women's
open golf championship tournament,
and was successful until the quarter
! finals.
Lieutenant and Mrs, Ferguson and
family, and John Beall returned Mon.
day from their trip to Alaska in the
idle Hour. They were gone a
month and went as far north as Butte
Inlet. They sailed most of the way
and reported the weather very fine
when 1t didn't rain
Mrs. Henry G. Relph of Rosehilla Is
recuperating from an operation at st.
Joseph's Hospital Tacoma.
Mrs. Chauncey Baxter of Rosehilla
i spent Monday and Tuesday at Vashon.
Mrs. C. H. Grinnell, mother of Mrs.
Coy Meredith, entertained four guests
from Tacoma at luncheon Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Grandy enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Richard WATSON
and their two little daughters Sunday.
Mrs Agnes L. Smock is spending the
week mentioning in Enumclaw, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Glare Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles vanOlinda
drove around the Olympic Peninsula
Loop over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Dunbar an
nounce the engagement of their
/ daughter, Verna, to Clarence Frederick
Weiss. The wedding will take place
early in September.
DR., and Mrs. F. A. McMurray with
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Edison made the
4 Diablo Dam trip last Wednesday and
Thursday. The weather was ideal and
the party thoroughly enjoyed every
moment of the trip, and Mr.. Edison got
some fine photographs of the dam.
A picnic was held Friday at Holly
mere" the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carey, in honor of the mother
of Mr.. L. p. Black and his two sisters,
Mildred and Kathleen Black of Pasa-
dena, with sixteen guests attending.
Mrs. H. G. Samm of Tacoma spent
the week with her brother, j. F, Shaw,
and Mrs. Shaw, at Burton
MI and Mrs. Frank M. Robertson
left last week for trip to the Gen.
tury of Progress Exposition in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs A. T, Bacchus, DR.,
and Mrs. v. c. Coutts, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Digby Williams cruised to Balm
bridge Island Saturday, stopping over
night with Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Will
liams.
| Word has been received on the Is
land that the Twickenham Estate has
been sold to Mr.. Yates, and the
Hathaway Estate has been purchased
by movie director.
Mrs. Mary Houphton had tine first