Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-08-10

Word has come from Mrs. Elisha p.
Morgan and family that they are at
238 Center Ave-, Highland Park, Ill.
They are enjoying the Century Of Pro-
gress Exposition. They cordially in
vite friends from the West to look
them up while In Chicago attending
the fair, Donald Morgan is spending
the summer on the Island.
The r. j. zorn family left Seattle
june 20, for an educational drive
around the country, going through
Oregon and California, then by slow
drives East, taking in all points of
interest. They we're In Atlanta, Geo.,
from where they drive north to WASH
| ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, and through the Midle West to
Chicago planning to return to Seattle
about September is.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. H. Richardson, who
have been spending the month Of July
visiting Mrs. r. e. Stafford and other
relatives have left for their home in
Milton, Oregon.
| Mrs. r. E. Stafford is In Seattle
spending few days,
Miss Kate Eitz and. Miss Edna Skin
ner of Yakima were the guests OF Miss
Lula Needs Wednesday. Miss Hitz is
principal Of an Intermediary and a
primary school In Yakima, and Miss
Skinner teaches In the Junior high
school, geography being her speciality.
The Writer'S Club met at the home
of Mrs, Josephine Corliss Preston last
Friday. Miss vanDevanter, who had
just returned from the Chicago Worlds
Fair, gave an interesting account Of
the exhibits there. She spent day
at each exhibit IN which she was par
ticularly interested. The Believe Il
Or Not" show fascinated her with Its
weird displays Of human, vegetable
and mineral abnormalities and oddities
which she described graphically to tire
club members. Her descriptions of the
fair were 50 delightful that the meet
ing turned into a social rather than a
study club, and Mrs. Preston served re-
treatments. The next meeting will be
Friday night, August II.
The orthopedic Contract Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Gates Friday, August IL at o'clock
for a dessert luncheon and bridge. Mrs.
Neil Flenner will be the assisting
hostess.
Miss Alice Ensing returned Saturday
from a weeks stay with the Ernisee
family In Tacoma. The highlight of
her trip, superceding the parties and
picnics given in her honor, was learn
ing to ride bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde William Smith
(Bud SMITH ere receiving ccngratu-
lations on the birth of son, Thomas
wellington, born at 7:45 p. m. Satur-
day, August 5th. DR.. McMurray re-
ports that mother and son are doing
/, nicely.
Mr.. Phillip French was removed to
Harborview Hospital in Seattle Satur-
day for treatment. Mr.. French is "a
years old. The neighbors and friends
of Mrs. French are ready to help her
in any way possible for the many kind
nesses she has done for all within her
power.
Master David Ramquist observed his
third birthday Saturday, August 5, by
entertaining Bobby Blekkink, Max and
Raymond Steen, Wilbur Watson, YER
non and Kenneth johnson, Buddy
Enochs, Clayton and Jimmy Williams
at the home of Mrs. @. B. Bibbins. The
table was gayly decorated, and each
child received as favor bright red
fire engine. There was a birthday
cake and ice cream and romping games
were played. The mothers of the
guests accompanied them to the party.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred McMurray were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Clark Monday night Mr.. Guy
Clark had caught some delicious fresh
fish which served as the main course.
Mr.. Russell Darling Of, Tacoma, spent
Wednesday and Thursday visiting Miss
Kay Petersen who was house guest at
the J. G. Gabourel horne.
Mrs. A. H. Petersen and sons. Jack