The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-11-17
Mrs. HI. H. Cole and Miss Alice

/! Mrs. H. H. Cole and Miss Alice
Cole, visited In Pasco last Sunday.
J. E. Shinn, formerly of Kennewick,
who Ia employed with the Pacific
Power L Light Co., was down from
Prosser, Tuesday.
w. P. Cryderman returned the lat
ter part of last week from an out OF
town business trip which occupied
several days time.
WOmen's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist church met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs B. F. Brown.
+ e. b. Stewart returned the first of
the week from Garfield where he has
been looking after business connected
with his store there.
Orion Zerby and daughter, of Athena
oregon, were visitors at the home OF
Rev. b. F. Brown. last week. They
returned to their home, Sunday.
Rev. w: L. Straub, pastor OF the
Christian churches at Kennewic and
PascO, has moved with his family
from kennewick to PascO and will
make his home there for the winter.
Mrs Ada kramer is here this week
from Spokane and is visiting at the
E. A. Terrell home. She is working
In the interests of the Royal Neigh
Dor lodge which they are planning to
organize here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allison leave
! Saturday for Michigan where they
will spend the winter visiting their
old home and other places of inter-
est. They will return to Kennewick
In the spring.
VIII Eakin, Jr., of Seattle, lie In
Kennewiek. He willlikely remain for
the winter. The Eakins. when here
lived on one of the finest places In
the Garden Tracts, ana they still own
valuable property In the heart of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Fielding, who
have been residing in Section Z, and
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Place, of Seattle,
have joined their interests In the for
nation OF a theatrical company and
will operate one of the popular NOV
Ing picture shows In Pasco Their
experience In the business should
give them success and the good
wishes OF many friends on this side
of the river are with them In their
new enterprise.
No service will be held In many of
the churches Sunday evening as there
is to be q union meeting at the NJ I.
E. church. l.. A. Horton, of SpO-
kane. district superintendent of the
Anti-SaloOn League for Eastern
Washington, will deliver an address
which will pertain to the liquor stu.
alton. The hour is 7:3O and a large
attendance Is expected as Mr.. Horton
lectured here last year end Kenne-
wick people were very favorably i'm
pressed with his logical handling of
his subject.
Dame Rumor has 1t that Danny
Cupid is planning to enter several
new names on his register this
month. One of the autumn brides
ia Miss Bernice GEiffeth who is to
marry Alton P. Russell the latter part
of the month. The secret was dis
closed Thursday afternoon of last
week to six of her girl friends who
were invited to a one O'Clock lunch
con at the Griffith home. A center.
piece Ofjivy ndlchrysantheumsIm made
the table a pleasing example of taste
full arrangement. When the guests
were seated at the table, they found
dainty ribbons extending from the
centerpiece to their plates and the
place cards told them the story and
set forth why and wherefore they
had been hidden to the feast" OF
course the young ladies made the Oc-
casion one for the exchange for many
little condolences dear to the hearts
of girls, and their hostess was
sho wered with congratulations and
good wishes, not to mention loads
of worldly " Use advice. Mr.. Russell
is one of the successful Highlanders
and is well known among the young
people. The guests were: Mrs. Edwin
Mann, Mrs. A. H. Wheaton, and the
Misses Ollie Cooper, Eleanor Staser,
Nina Hoadley and Ethel Tompkins