The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-05-12

Ms. Stella Tu'les is on the SICK ''''
die week .., ,u,., t,,anas
!, Wa %s,la wa''a last week
W. Holcomb went to Prosser
s o. on professional business.
Arnold returned Saturday
non d business trip to sunn ~,
'0 ~, R.pt,st ladies will hold a bake
~ at Holmes store next Saturday.
or Alexander left Wednesday
:. w. sunuyside to look after business
..,oId Burmaster of Richland was
r.onevick visitor the first of the
:. Fsrril left Monday for Walla
IN. ,or a few days visit with
trends.
,c.s Grace Ely left Tuesday for
Siops where she will take charge OF
acase.
u,ss Lois and Jessie Setter visited
With their sister Blanche the first OF
the week.
r,.d (;riesinger visited with rela'
.,... and friends In Prosser the first
Of the week.
Catholic Services will be held on
sunday. May IA. at the Episcopal
church at Sa. nj.
un L,man Pollock OF Prosser
vas IN Kennewick. Monday, looking
after legal business.
The W. CT. U. will meet at the
p,osbyterian church next Tuesday
aiteruoon. May 10th.
Fred Carvey of Walla Walla was
IN Kennewick the first OF the week
whiting with friends.
DIPS. Isaacson left Wednesday
evening for Portland where heexpects
10 reside permanently.
Frank Hennessy left, the first Of
the week, for Walla Walla where he
will remain permanently.
Do something for the town in
which you live. and you will be do
inp something for yourself.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irwin left Satur.
gay for Portland where they expect
to remain for some time.
Mrs Iris Barth0let returned the
first of the week from North Yakima
where she has been visiting friends.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon May IS, at
the home of Mrs. Helm. Tea will be
served.
There will be a special cOmmunica.
ton Of the Masonic order tomorrow,
Saturday. Oight. There will be
work IN FellOwocraft degree and fall
members are urged to De present.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. John Rudkin entertained 81
Of her friends Monday afternoon.
Bridge was enjoyed by the ladies un.
til late afternoon when refreshments
were served. Card honOrs were won
BY Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Ridley. All
guests agree IN voting the affair q
most enjoyable one and their hostess
amost gracious entertainer.
twenty young people were guests
81 one OF the most unique evening az
iairs which was ever given In the
city, Friday evening. The occasion
was the housewarming of MIR. and
MIS-. |. A. Smith at their new home
up the river. The house was unfur.
nlshed but all the rooms were com
pleted and the interior is beautifully
anlshed. The empty rooms were
Hgnted with clusters of japanese Ian
'eflls which were artistically arran'
seu III the center OF the ceilings. Tn.
evening was devoted to dancing and
Tue Visitors almost imagined them.
serves part of some scene In the
peasant lands Of the old world
"sny OF the young people present
were OF German or Norwegian des.
cent and they were we'll versed In the
nsures and steps of the Norwegian
0"o peasant dances which were
lnade the main features of the even.
ing Music was furnished by the fine
monograph, recently purchased
" MI. Smith and the dancers were
accompanied by songs in the native
o"sues rendered bv Miss Nellie
s'and assisted by several of the
o'ner Young ladies.