The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-05-19

The Ladies
,ss Baptist church met at the church
Wednesday afternoon.
Floyd Won schrf'tz arrived the ''rst
,,bs week for anextended visit with
y y. sister. Mrs. W. NJ. Franz,
..r J. IL. Campbell is spending
veek In Richland with her
mother, L. H Cox. and wife
pohekahs, There will be special
,,p at the next meeting, Tuesday
evening May 2srd. All members are
urged to be present
rbe Nile club will hold their next
meeting at the home of Miss Eleanor
r,o.er Monday evening. All MEM
,.-s are asked to attend.
Over thirty of the friends Of Miss
Francis Olbrich were guests at her
home last evening and cards and
aonc,ne were INDUCED in until the
wee small hours.
Mrs Thomas and children returned.
saturday evening from Lamona,
where they spent couple OF weeks
v,s,ting at the home of Mrs. ThOmas's
daughter, Mrs. Swaggart.
The ladies' of the Presby terrain
Church were guests OF Mrs. Helms at
Missionary Tea, yesterday after
noon The afternoon proved a very
nleasant one for all attending.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Emigh
will be glad to learn that their little
daughter who has been suffering
with infantile paralysis for some
months, is now In much better health
and her parents have hopes of her
ultimate recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bills, who have
been a. the Koontz for the past few
months, left Tuesday for Davenport
where they will visit with friends
and relatives for a short time before
going to Spokane to make their
home.
The opening of stra " berry season
has flooded the city and vicinity
with Indians who will be employed
10 the patches. The fame of the crop
which is to be product Of the Ken
newiek Valley, this year, has spread
throughout the state and dozens of
the unemployed are coming to Ken
newick to aid In picking and packing
the berries.
At the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning Rev. Fraser spoke
on Beginnings" the first in a series
OF short talks to young men on the
lie OF Daniel. The service was well
attended and much enjoyed. The
choir furnished special music for the
service and Miss Louise Gravenslund
sang 10 an impressi We manner a solo
entitled Compassion. These practi-
cal talks to young people will be
given each Sabbath morning for a
period OF eight weeks. The subject
Tor next Sunday morning will be
I'D aniel in College. In til e
evening at eight O'Clock special SER
vice will be held In the interests OF
Sunday school work. Interesting
speakers from the Spokane conven-
ton will tell of the convention held
In that city two weeks ago.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Literary club held AT the
Rome OF Miss Beulah Church Friday
afternoon. new officers were elected.
DurlDg the next club year, Mira. j.
l.. johnson will hold the executive
chalr IA Mrs. c. O. Anderson has
"uhd 1t necessary to hand In her res.
ignation. The first vice president is
MRS. M. NJ. Moulton. 1t was voted
20 turn the proceeds of the Art lee.
lure into the library treasury. The
tuolect for discussion for the after.
noon was the most rewarding books
winch had been read by the members
u the club during the year. A solo
rendered by Mrs. J. B. Rose closed
Tue program after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
members OF the club were entertained
q. d picnic vt the home of Mrs. E. NJ
'v yesterday afternoon. A few
matters OF business were disposed OF
anu short program enjoyed by all
present. In spite of the Indictment
'a'her all who braved the stormy
NO ' report very pleasant afternoon
g me cub will not meet again until
October.