The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-04-28
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Mrs. w. L. Craver entertained the
Bridge club Wednesday.
Mrs. F. j. Kadow entertained the
| Current Events club on Monday.
Mr.. Burris has been engaged to care
for the club house grounds this year.
Francis Ball, of Walla Walla, was a
week end guest at the Sonderman
home. a-.o.
Mrs. w. L. Craver had for guests
| last week, Miss Viola Terrell of PEN
dleton, and Herbert Craver of Nab
ton. rs .s 81. .-ss~st -.
Mr.. Burris and family are occupying
| bungalow on the Liebel tracts. The
building has been remodeled and is
nearly finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Edwards had
for their dinner guests on Friday ev-
ening, DR.. A. E. Winship of Boston,
who is personal friend. DR.. Winshiip
is making months lecture tour In
the state in the interests of the teach
ing profession.
The Water Users board met and in
| spected the new pumps which Manager
Sonderman has just installed at the do
| nestle plant They found everything
perfectly adjusted and running fine.
| 1t is estimated that the old pumps
threw so gallons per minute and the
new pumps 225 gallons per minute.
The domestic pipe lines, however, need
overhauling as there are a good many
leaks.
Several of the Improvement Club
people decided that they didn't get a
chance to dance enough Saturday even
ing so they decided to have anotner
dance on Saturday evening of this
week. So on the 29th the Improve
| ment Club will be hosts at dance at
the club house. They promise good
music and lots of dancing but haven't
told us anything about admission or
eats. But we are all going anyway
and see if they do things as well as
the Woman's club do.
The crowd attending the dance on
| Saturday evening were surprised to
find the club house beautifully dec
grated with canopy of colored crepe
| paper streamers and Japanese Ian
terms and lighted with colored bulbs.
The committee were indebted to the
P. P. and l.. employees for the dec
orations, they having kindly consented
| to leave in place those used by them
| at a party last week. Mr.. Shredder
of Pasco, and Mrs. Carol, Of Kenne-
wick, furnished the music. Several
were heard to remark, "They sure can
play"
The annual meeting of the Woman's
club was we'll attended on Friday. Ac-
cording to the provisions of the new
bylaws twenty-three signed the mem
bership roll. It was decided that the
membership fee of one dollar per year
be divided allowing members to pay
the first half, fifty cents, at any time
before October first and the remainder
before January 1. The newly elected
treasurer, Mrs. Hess, has the member
ship roll and any one eligible may sign
up at anytime. The next meeting Will
/ be held on the evening of Friday, May
II. By vote of the club it was decid-
ed to serve no refreshments during
the summer months. Mrs. A. G..
Zierdt was elected president; Miss
Belle Robertson, vice president; Mrs.
E. O. Keene, secretary; Mrs. Lydia
Hess, treasurer. The club voted to
withdraw from the Yakima Valley fed
GRAFTON as they did not consider that
they had received any benefits from
the affiliation. The hostesses, Mrs.
Giles, Mrs. Glasow, Mrs. Boldt and
Mrs. Rasmussen served salad and
waters, cake and coffee.