The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-06-09

J.E. Covey transacted business I'D
pssco, Saturday
n Soth was a business visitor
). walla Walla, Saturday.
n shanafelt transacted business
n prosser the first OF the week
Mrs u. Knox is visiting her aunt,
Nc Guy Connerly, for a few days.
charlie Wanger of Pasc0 visited
With friends in kennewick' sunday
u;ss Eva Stuart of Rockford was
h.re the first OF the week visiting
with friends.
Catholic services will be held at
the Episcopal Church Sunday morn
ing at s. a. m.
Mrs. Abbott, of Spokane is visiting
,or niece. Mrs. Fred Tweedt. at her
home in Sec. 9.
urs Helen Fisher visited with
,,,unds in Finley Sunday and Monday
Of this week.
Mrs. John Carter left the latter
aort If last week for her parents
home in Garfield.
Attorney C. L. Holcomb was In
roonplI couple of days last week
looking after legal business.
Elliot Ellis was down from Wapato
last Saturday visiting with his
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Ellis.
Mrs. Howard Marsh of Seattle
arrived Sunday for a months visit
with her mother, Mrs. E. r. Sully.
Miss Lucille jenkins, who visited
her parents here for some weeks has
returned to her work in Vancouver.
BIC.
Miss Stella TITLES left Tuesday for
Pullman where she will attend sum-
mer school at the state Agricultural
College.
Mrs. and Mr.. R. G. Ernest left the
first OF the week for Corning, CalifOr-
MIA. where they expect to reside in
the future.
Mrs. James G. Boyle. Mrs. Victoria
Cochran, and Miss Drucilla King Of
Prosser were the guests of Mrs. R. w.
Bignell Tuesday.
A business meeting was held by
the Young Peoples Bible Class of
the Presbyterian Church the latter
part of last week.
Lynn Plantz left Friday of last
week for his old home in Humboldt.
Iowa with the expectation of taking
a four mpnths' vacation.
G. NJ. Medsker rented the L. Spiegel
place, which has recently become
the property OF J E. Vertrees. He is
moving into the place this week.
Mrs. y. Stevens, OF Spokane, is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs w. S. Holloway, at
her home southeast Of the city. She
will leave next week for Tacoma
where she goes to visit her son.
Claude.
Friday was gala day for many OF
the bridge whist enthusiasts of the
city who We're entertained at the
home OF Mrs. J. F. Perry at her home
IN the Garden Tracts. Most. OF the
autos OF the town were pressed into
service and conveyed the guests re-
siding In town to the Perry home.
Upon their arrival at one O'Clock,
tney were summoned to the dining
room where the tables were arranged
ior delicious strawberry luncheon.
strawberries were used wherever
practicable in the preparation of the
dishes which made up the courses
each OF which was highly creditable
TO Mrs. Perry's ability as a cook.
Inc tables We're decorated with roses,
large pink ones being used at the
pdte o1 each guest. Six tables We're
mace up for bridge whist after the
luncheon and the remainder of the
@eernoon was devoted to play. The
prizes awarded were fancy boxes OF
TIE prize Strawberries which have
made the Perry ranch one of CON-
''ueraDle note. The berries were
Tue largest grown this year, each
Derry selected. The fortunate ladies
were Mrs. R. E. Pratt and Mrs. r F.
peht' The lavish use of roses made
'u' nouse more than usually attract
.'S ana those who were present found
'ne affair one of the most ENJOYABLE
OF the year.