The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-05-26
[LlTTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
Nov 10. to Mr.. and Mrs. C.

porr, to MIR. ana MIS- d. "A. oneeN
an May 81, a son. H.
Or porn. May Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
D0i Dunlap, daughter.
man narn saturday, May 81, to Mr.. and
u.s Mark Teller. son.,
Tsiob Beamer is convaliscing from
Ions seige of typhoid.
Mrs 3. F.. Grosscop and son, Ben,
,.ft today for Seattle.
'e Tha p E. O. met Tuesday evening
-r;th Mrs. T. C. Browne.
william Rosswog of Seattle is a
,ost Of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Terrell.
lanes Reed left Sunday for the
.sst where he will spend the sum-
George D.. Peters spent the week
nd with his son, George ID. Jr., In
Seattle. -.
Cilcrest is in Seattle this week
u,Ssrcoing further medical treatment
for his hand.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peters and
p,;1abeth will spend the week end in
Walla Walla.
Mrs Row Morgan returned Wednes-
,.r from visit with relatives in
Walla Walla. --E
Mrs. M. M. Moulton and children
nd Mrs. Carson motored to Walla
Walla, Monday.
Miss Audrey Graham, Miss Bess
peters and Miss Ruth Huntington were
pssio visitors Wednesday.
Tho Young people of the Christian
.bnrch enjoyed an outing with camp
fire supper this evening.
Mrs. Richard Craver arrived Satur-
dsv from Tacoma where she has been
for the past three months. 81.
The Inquiry club met Monday even
mo with j. ]. Rudkin. Mr.. M. Moulton
read the paper of the evening. ?"
Miss Margaret Swingle entertained
eleven girl friends at a picnic supper
Given at her home Tuesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Altman and
children were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. 9. Macmahon, Tuesday
evening
Mrs. L. W. Soth and Mrs. George
Bvrd were hostesses to the San Souci
club Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Soth. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Taylor spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bier. They were en- route by auto
from Long Beach to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Henderson en-
ioyed visit from their three sons last
week, Scott j., of Tacoma, S. M. of
Toppenish, and Lee c. of Pasco.
Ronald and John Warnock left the
latter part of the week for Seattle and
from there will go to Bellingham to
spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Audrey Graham returned Sum
day from Menlo, Washington. Miss
Graham has accepted a position in the
Lebam schools for the coming year.
On Friday, June 8. the American
Legion and Women's Auxiliary hold a
joint meeting. Pinochle tournament
and strawberry feed given by the
ladies'.
Major F. r. Jeffrey has accepted
the invitation of the American Legion
Of Spokane to deliver the Memorial
Day attress which will be given at the
armory in that city.
Mrs. j. d. Talmadge of Caldwell
Idaho, is guest of her sister, Mrs,
]. ]. Reed. Mrs. Talmadge is en-
route to her home having spent sew
eral weeks with relatives in Tacoma.
+. A. Swingle entertained the boys
Of his Sunday school class and the
girls Of Mrs. E. M. Sly's and Mrs. II
Z. Fishers classes at party given
Friday evening at the E. M. Sly home
Mrs. C. F. Winkenwerder and son
Winfred, left Wednesday for Kamiah
Idaho, where they will spend a vaca.
ton with relatives. Mr.. Winkenwerd.
T will join them later. .. 49,
Members Legion meet at nail 7:3l
p m. Sunday to go to tabernacle III
body. Meet at $3.50 Monday morning
ior parade. Any Legion member hav'
ing flowers for decorating soldier:
graves notify Bern. Slaughenhaupt.
MIR. and Mrs. Wynn Gascoigne were
aosts to group of young people at
dance given at their home Monda!
evening. The affair was in honor o.
Mrs. Gascoigne's cousin, Paul Gull
and, who is making visit of severa
weeks IN the city. "
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Chapman wh'
left Tuesday for Canada, were homo
guests at reception given Monda.
evening at the Christian church. Their
was large number present and a
ale close of a pleasant social even
ing refreshments were served.
9 Ellis Dorothy motored down from
sSunnyslde last Sunday and spent tn
aay with the home folks. He was &C
sWGmpanied by Miss Doris Rehback
Tlss Bess Kostenbader, Miss Alic
Hnrgesse, Miss Marie Gehlin, Cliffor
GTasaliaher, Harold Bickford and Barne,
K. Inc birthday anniversary of Mrs
aate Macmahon was the occasion o
n very pleasant gathering at the Mac
as snon home Tuesday afternoon. Tn
No MAR was surprise arranged b
MS II. Y. Macmahon and the guest
~ sre members of the Horticulture clu
h.n which organization Mrs. Macmaho
s recently become a member.
Mrs. R. Q. Macmanon and Rev.
1lnan returned Friday night froI