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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. John Ormsby entertained courtesy guests in compliment to Minnie Berard of Morris Illinois and Ce Gloria Walters of Denver Colorado. Mrs. Frank Smith won high honors and the consolation prize went to Mrs Bernard. Guests enjoyed brick ice cream and cake after the games. Others included families and visitors from St aragon Illinois Washington Mitchell and West Baden on a daytime outing.
On all afternoons and evenings, Rudy Deering and his orchestra will play at Trinity Springs. Activities include ball games, demonstrations, riding, swimming, horseback driving, and fishing. A catered dinner at St Simon Hall, Thursday noon, 1 to 2, features Mesdames Newton Colbert Riester Newland Wuertz, Dant Swords Ryatt Bolling Sinclair Singleton and Misses Coyle Seber Ryan Bucki.
Mrs J F Karnes of Winthrop Avenue entertained at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for her sister Miss Helen Karnes, a bride elect visiting from Washington Indiana. Guests included Mrs Dunn and others, centered by a French basket of garden pinks. Tri Kappa awards scholarships to nine Indiana girls, with further local scholarships listed. Also reports social events and notices from Vincennes and surrounding areas.
A new beauty shop will open in Fat Harbor under the ownership of Mr. Kird Fairchild. The shop, taking over from former owner of Gate Beauty Shoppe, will feature offerings such as manicuring and shampooing and is expected to welcome back former customers from California where he recently resided.
Tri Kappa Sorority members plan a meeting this evening at Mrs E K Sudduth s home on N E Fifth Street with details limited by the readable text.
In a late night gathering at N E First Street Miss Pauline Dowden and members of her club faced a chaotic finish as almonds were flung during the Monday meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Miages B Crisaken Marie Las Marguerite Q Ne and Mrs. Robert Rieste, among others.
Excessive heat bakes pavements as ambulances race through side streets. Firemen battle the heat while crews try to help the crowded districts. The fragment mentions severe conditions and emergency responses amid a sizzling June day in the city.
Rock Island reports from June show M W A officers presenting a prosperous condition. J G Ray notes end of quadrennial term December 31, 192 the total beneficial membership stands at 1 101 505 with 14 141 social members added. Total membership 1 116 600. insurance in force 1 650 239 000. net gain indicated.
Santa Barbara city councils read a letter from a Cleveland manufacturer praising a rotary plow as a great saver. The letter suggests motor plows can clear streets after snow storms, creating wide paths for two tines. The councils forwarded the letter to the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.
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