The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-11
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK "

Mrs. L. j. Aldrich is in Colfax
where she was called by the serious |
illness of her son. {
i T. M. Fine and A. j. Morrison Of !
Walla Walla were here on business
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Arts and Crafts department of |
the Womans club will meet Monday,
January Is at the home Of Mrs. Pearl
Knodel.
/ The Bridge club met with Mrs. v.
| H. Gascoigne, Wednesday and honors
for high score were awarded to Mrs.
R. H. Nicholson.
l About one hundred guests attended
the annual party given by Althea
chapter o. E. S. last Friday evening
at the Masonic hall. Bridge was
played, honors going to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Stafford.
I Mrs. F.. j. Perry and Mrs. Robert
Jahnke of Pasco were in Kennewick
Tuesday afternoon to attend the
meeting of chapter A. Q. P. E. o..
which was held at the home of Mrs.
E. C. Tweet.
, Donald Cresswell was host at a
enjoyable dinner party given at his,
home Saturday evening. Covers
J, were laid for Evelyn Serier, Dorothea
and Muriel Martin, Janet Huntington,
, Ronald Warnock, Howard Beste,
Merle Muncey and Donald Cresswell.
At meeting Of the Congregation
: al Aid held last Thursday at the home
2 of Mrs. H.. II. Davis, the following
y officers were reelected; Mrs. c. +.
Winknweder, president; Mrs. G. 81.
Shanafelt, treasurer; Mrs. F. A.
Swingle was elected secretary.
MI st. Paups Episcopal Guild met on
Il Thursday afternoon with Mrs. e. c.
II Tweet. At the annual election of
II officers, Mrs. w. L. Craver, was re-
Il elected president, Mrs. w. ]. Barnes
II was chosen as secretary and Mrs. h.
II @. Macmahon was reelected treasur-
II er.
iii The Civics Department Of the
II Womans club met Tuesday January
II 2. with Mrs. Edward Sheppard. The
II following topics were discussed
i Naturalization" by Mrs. r. @. Mac
Il mahon; Budget Law of U. S." Mrs
j. P. Miller; "zoning", Mrs. Edward
4 Sheppard:
II David d. Hopkins and Miss
/ Blanche Sargent of Pasco were
married Saturday evening at the rec.
tory Of st. Paul's Episcopal church
/ in this city, the Rev. E. R. Altman
II reading the service. They were at
II tended by Miss Nina O'Leary of Pas
II co and Glen johnson of Kennewick
II They will make their home in Pasco.
Il The annual meeting of st. Paul'
II Episcopal church was held at TIT
II church Tuesday evening. In add
II ton to the reading of the regular re
II ports, delegates were chosen to tn
II annual convention. They were Mrs
II r. @. Macmahon and L. E. johnson
Following the business meeting
III mOSC euJOydUlc SOCioi ~AuAC vas an
- at the rectory.
iii The Needlework club met Frida
II afternoon with Mrs. G. F. Carpente
II and the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. G. CARRIER, president, Mr.!
i Bier, vice president; Mrs. owe
Secretary; Mrs. Carnahan, treasurel
Mrs. j. 1. Hill was elected membe
/ Of the club. A guessing contest ful
nished entertainment for the after
noon. The next meeting will be hel
on January 10 at the home OF Mr.
Carnahan.
Mrs. J.. J. Conoughy, who has bee
the holiday guest of her daughte
Mrs. Howard Mann, left Monday -
her home in Hastings, Nebraska
Prior to her departure several inform
al affairs were given in her homo
Friday afternoon Mrs. Howard Man
entertained with four tables
bridge; Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Hi. Cole complimented Mrs. Conougf
with an informal bridge tea and Sa
urday evening, DR.. and Mrs. e.
Hopper were hosts for three tapi'
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