The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-02-22

dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Roper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stocks
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hicks.
Mrs. Rollo Clark and small daugh-
ter returned to their home in Sunny
side Friday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Hartman for a week.
Walter Hartman spent a busy week
4 hauling feed for the merchants in
Benton City, making the two trips to
Kennewick and one to Prosser.
! The Girls Sewing club met at the
home of their leader, Mrs. E. M. Strate
Saturday afternoon. On account of
the cold weather there was only a
small attendance.
Mrs. O. r. Richmond returned
home from Seattle Saturday. Mrs.
Richmond reports Irene much inn
proved and very much pleased with
the sanitarium at Long Beach.
Carl Iverson and family moved
from the Wood & Iverson place to
the Maynard place last week. Wood
q Iverson sold their ranch a short
time ago to party from Western
Washington.
The Embers Male Quartet of Los
gymnasium Saturday night, March 8
under the auspices Of the student
body. This is one Of the few really
good male quartets of the country.
They have appeared in practically all
Of the large cities on the Pacific
Coast and have been highly commend
cd: Each member of this quartet is
high class soloist. They have been
0inUiyr <nuofhov fo~ co,,@,-r
and their voices are perfectly blended. |
The program will consist Of quartets,
trios, duets and solos. Specially solos
in Irish and Scotch costume. inner.
sentative readings and pianologues
are also given.
The Community club and the school
board held joint meeting at the
high school Monday night. All people
Interested in the school and problems
Of the district were invited to at
tend. Before the meeting was called
TO order the women in the auditorium
adjourned to an adjoining room and
formed an auxiliary to the Commune
ty club. Mrs. Argus Hughes acted
Is chairman. The following officers
we're elected: Mrs. F. s. Hedger, pres.
Mrs. Argus Hughes, vice president;
Mrs. w. w. Simonton, secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Hedger appointed
Mrs. M. j. Carter, Mrs. M. A. Nc
3ean, Mrs. J. Jungstrum, Mrs. E. M.
'trate and Mrs. NJ. Roop to draw up
constitution and bylaws. The club
djourned to meet in two weeks.
A large crowd attended the mas
uerade ball given Friday night in
he gymnasium Of the high school by
he Highland ladies club. Several
eople from neighboring towns came
I spite Of the inclement weather. I
.mong the most noticeable costumes Z
ere Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Frazer. imper-
onating Italian troubadors, Mrs. -
razer receiving prize for the best y
laracter costume present. PERCY :
locks was also q prize winner as the F
raceful wearer Of the most complete
sguise at the party. Miss Marjorie If
cBean, dressed in Colonial costume 81
yellow p0mpodour silk with DOW T.
cred hair and the inevitable court.I F
aster represented colonial dana
!. q statlier period with marked dir-I s.
ty and was voted as easily the best s.
sguised lady present. Robert Mat
ews, dressed as the prince of buns a
'rrled out the part with natural
lish and was awarded the prize a N
e funniest costume there. Jane De- g
lit, dressed in white crepe paper, Al
vered with diamond dust wearing II
lngs and carrying a wand, repre- X
nting fairy, was given the child =
ms prize. The club realized SIS 10
liars towad their club house fund pa
well as giving everyone who at.
nded splendid time.