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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
3
The Rogers-Grilley recital comes to the Wenatchee Theater tonight at 8:30 PM. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. The program promises a good time for everybody with a mix of music and entertainment.
Harvard president threats to women in education argue child rearing is the natural field for women and the key to intellectual development. Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby adds that men should also learn child training to ensure women reach full educational power. The piece critiques restricting women to motherhood and calls for broader, freedom-based education for both genders.
The Horseshoe Theater under Louis Michel offers nightly performances with $0.30 admission. Saturday matinee at 2 30 and Monday Thursday program changes, featuring motion pictures songs and weekly specialties. Mr Michel speaks Fridays, ushers welcome families, largest value in town. Also promotes Daily World advertising and a We natchee Furniture Co sale.
A brief admonition on the eye as the most sensitive and easily injured human organ. It stresses the need for careful maintenance and protection of the eye’s delicate mechanism.
Mesdames Piper and Denniston hosted a sewing bee at Mrs. Pipers home on Wenatchee avenue. A dime Valentine social by the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church is planned at Mrs. Co A Battles home on Wenatchee avenue February 14. The Eagles held a social dance at their hall with the Crollard orchestra providing music. Misses Mary and Celia Pace of Seattle visit their uncle Lem Ward. Mrs J J Griggs will entertain children tomorrow afternoon. The W C T U met at Mrs Edna Calendar's home this afternoon.
The Blacksmiths McCullough and Hudson open at the old Vachon stand on Wenatchee avenue near Arrow Livery. They promise prompt attention to old and new customers and guarantee satisfaction.
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