The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-08-08

last OF the week to VISIT Win MIS-.
Terrell and children a while before
goin to his old home in the east for a
visit.
Arthur and Ethel McReynolds re-
turned Saturday from Spokane. They
report their mother doing nicely since
her operation. She expects to return
home within week.
A number of the Camp Fire girls
made an early morning hike Sunday
to the Banta beach where after . dip
in the Columbia they prepared and
cooked their breakfasts in true Camp
Fire style.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Bird left yes
terday for a trip to the Sound cities.
They will prolong their trip by camp
ing by the wayside wherever their fan
cy leads them and expect to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Larkin returned the
last of the week from Waitsburg
where she went the last Of June to
attend the funeral of her brother, M.
S. Tresenwriter who lost his life in an
accident in the shipyards in Seattle.
Dr.. Donald MacLauren, pastor of
the Baptist church of Madison, Wis,
arrived in Kennewick Monday to spend
his summer vacation on his fruit farm.
While here DR.. MacLauren intends to
build an addition to the little farm
home.
Miss Anna Evenson returned Sun
day from pleasant months visit with
Mrs. Ben Duffy in Seattle. She is
clerking at McDonald's, taking the
place of Miss Ruth Harvey who is
leaving this week for vacation with
friends in Portland.
Two more vacancies in the teaching
staff of the grade school are reported
by Clerk E. O. Keene. Miss Stella
Hanson has resigned to accept a posi-
ton in the Tacoma schools and Mrs.
Ella Berg Turned has been elected in
Yakima and has resigned here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gilcrest, had the
pleasure this week of entertaining
their old friends and neighbors of
years gone by, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Perry and daughters Jennie and Car
RE, of Cresco, Iowa, who were motor
ing thru enroute to the Coast.
Capt. F. M. Crosby was the honor
guest at pleasant social function at
Hotel Kennewick Wednesday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Story
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon C. Moores.
Bridge was played during the evening
with the gentlemen's as well as the
guests prize going to Capt. Crosby,
while Mrs. II. R. Vibber received the
lady's prize. Miss Dorothy Arnold as
sisted the hostesses in serving.
The Business Girls club held their
regular meeting Monday evening in
the club rooms with the regular Red
Cross sewing following the business
session. Miss Helen Moulton added
much to the pleasure Of the evening
with several vocal selections, as did
Mrs. E. M. Sly with her interesting lit
tie talk on The Opportunities of the
Girls Today" The program committee
has planned another interesting pro-
Gram foT. nnxt TnpatinO
One of the prettiest social affairs
of the summer season was given last
evening at the J. F. Perry home when
Mrs. Guy Story and Mrs. Perry en-
tertained in honor of Miss Geneva
Story number of the girls friends
with a delightful lawn party and
shower, for Miss Geneva, who was
completely surprised. The color note
of yellow and white was very prettily
carried out in the decorations of
flowers, yellow shaded lights and rib
bon streamers, as well as in the de-
licious threc-course luncheon served.
A very pleasant and profitable eve-
ming was spent last Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hanke by
the members of the Samaritan Bible
class. The officers are: w. A.. Linn,
president; G. A. Squibb, teacher, R.
F. Hanke, assistant; Mrs. F. A. Dun
lap secretary and treasurer; H. w.
Brown assistant. cba ;ry,,ay ,,oarobar
ship committee, J. F. Kinds; chairman
social committee, r. H. Briggs. The
membership committee is planning a
red, white and blue contest, which
should add greatly to the interest and
attendance. Regular business and So
cial meetings will be held on the Sc
cond Thursday in eah month.