The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-10-27
October "a, to Mr.. and Mrs.

I NJ. Plumb, dausi'ei.
ne YOU will find two new Boy
s.Out books at the library.
! Dorm. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R.
,'nowell Saturday, October 20, son.
Me E. A. Ferrel and granddaugh-
/. Rilly Depew, spent the weekend
in Wapato.
rho Shakespeare club will meet
r.,sday. November /, with Mrs. R. H.
Nicholson.
The Bridge club met Wednesday af-
uorors were won by Mrs. R. @.
Mcmahon. '
rucwall Smith is making extern
.,e improvements on his property on
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Fraser were
,osts to group of friends at din
~ given at their home Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. w. III. Emerson has moved in
. the home on Third street which she
recently purchased from DR.. j. W..
Morrison.
The Home Economics department
If the Woman's club will meet Mon
day. Nov. /, at two p. M, with Mrs.
e. H. Sherk,
Mrs. Cora McKain enjoyed visit
This week from girlhood friend, Mrs.
Lizzie Hamblin, who was returning to
her home in Los ngeles.
Invitations are out for a bridge
luncheon to be given November 5, at
which Mesdames F. r. jeffrey, j. j.
Rudkin, X. C. Clifford and w. A.
Story will be hostesses.
Attention-The Woman's club will
meet on the usual date, November IL,
Armistice Day, in the Congregational
church parlors. The meeting will be-
gin at 2:30 o'clock. Tea will be serv-
Cd at the close of the meeting with
the Shakespeare club as hostesses.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. J. Aldrich cele-
bnted the 32nd anniversary of their
marriage by dinner given at their
home Sunday, at which the guests
we're their son, H. P. Aldrich, of Pas
60, with his wife and two children,
and their daughter, Mrs. Willard
Campbell, her husband and small son.
Mrs. R. @. Macmahon, who is vice
president of the Yakima Deanery of
Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Churches spent last week in Yakima
IN the interest of Episcopal church
work. While in the city she visited
at the home of Mrs. Owen Jones and
was also guest of Rev. and Mrs. F.
J. Mynard.
very pleasant dancing party was
given Saturday evening at the I. T.
Famey home. The affair was given
supplementary to Mrs. Wesley Mon
roe and Miss Pearl Buchanan, whose
birthday anniversary it was, and OF
Miss Margaret Harrison of Greedy
Colo, who is visiting friends here
Ten couples were present.
The Horticulture club held one Oh
the most interesting meetings of the
season Monday at the home of Mrs
T. R. Carnahan. The meeting was
IN the form of Halloween autumn
affair leaves and Halloween decora.
tons being used with refreshments
suitable for the occasion. Mrs. Kirk.
land, Mrs. Virginia Morgan and Mrs
a. p. Durbin were guests of the club.
Rev. E. R. Altman spent part Of
last week at the District Conference
Of Episcopal Churches at Yakima, anc
rom there went to Walla, Walla. DIR
Aemerer of New York, who is max
ing nationwide campaign in the In
erest of church work, was the princi
pal speaker. The Yakima maetins
was the most successful held in th'
spokane district. Eight missions ant
parishes were represented.
Mrs. F. L. Fraser, Mrs. HI. III. Flesh
q and Mrs. r. E. Pratt attended tn,
ustrlct federation of Womar's club
ueid at Zillah Wednesday of thi
week. More than one hundred dele
sa'es We're present, representative o
'arlous clubs thruout the valley. TIL
meetings were held in the Christian
'aurch and the conference opene,
'''n an invocation by the pastor, fol
lived by an address of welcome b,
r'e mayor of the city. Mrs. F. [
fraser responded for the club womer
ouring the business meeting severa
Aportant resolutions were passec
rae OF which was an endorsement o
j eSeident Harding's attitude towar
slsarmament. The afternoon sessio
as addressed by Mrs. A. E. Larson
p'esldent of the state federation VIII
suslined the work of the federatio
AVI Tho