The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-01-17
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NJ and MIS-. u -
YAKIMA visitors this week.
nc Rinkeydinks met Friday with
rr.. George Kralowec.
AZ. r. B. Jett left last week to
=. i1 relatives in Roseburg, Oregon
'', porn-Tuesday, January 10 to Mr.
md Mrs. Gus Neuman' a son.
The Bridge club will meet with
lne CIV 7 Hayden Wednesday, Jan
uary %. .: !.
.hs DeMolay at 7:45 next We'd
re.dsy evening.
49, r s. Mcclure left Monday
IA for Portland where she will
n n medical treatment.
urs E. P. Mylk and Mrs George
.,hr;cht were guests of Mrs. J. A.
Wards Of Pasco Wednesday
Mrs W. S. Walters will be hostess
. .he Arts and Crafts department.
~ the Woman's club Monday.
rhe NJ. E. Ladies Aid will meet
w.dresdav. January % with Mrs. G.
~ Brown Kennewick Avenue.
The E. G. Smith Motor company
!. starting the new year with the
arrival Of two carloads of new Fords.
Tho Highlands Improvement club
I'm Give q dance at the Highlands
,.lnb house Saturday evening. Music
~ the Star orchestra.
John and William Lakewood, of
Topuenish, Monday visited their faith
ar S.FT. Packwood who is in poor
health this winter.
Mrs. Guy j. Hayden, Mrs William
Service, Mrs. A.. P. Kirkland, Mrs. A..
r Gardner and Mrs. r. E.. Pratt mot
cred to Walla Walla Thursday.
Mrs. Bernard Slaugenhaupt and
daughter Helen returned Wednesday
evening from three days visit with
Miss Gladys Chellis of Richland.
Celebrating her third birthday an
niversary, Helen Slaugenhaupt en-
tertained a small group of playmates
at her home Friday afternoon.
The Congregational Missionary So
ciety will meet Thursday with Mrs.
W. j. Hoyt. The study Of Japan will
be begun with Mrs. E. L. Ely leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Copeland
moved the latter part of the week
from the Holmes property on Beach
street to the C. E. Hunt bungalow
on Fifth street.
Miss Geraldine Esther Hill and Mr..
Frank L. Howton, both of Walla Wal
Ia were married Wednesday afternoon
at the First Baptist parsonage by
the pastor Rev, John A., Shaw.
Robert I. and T. o. Burrill arrived
from Yakima and have taken possess
sion Of their Highlands orchards
which they recently purchased from
DR.. Mary. D. Hudson.
Mrs. J. B. Thomas will leave to-
morrow for two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. F. S. Clement of
Spokane. Mrs. Thomas will be accom-
panied on her visit by her sister, Mrs.
F.. n. Formulas of Albuquerque, N.
n, who arrived here unexpectedly
about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. O'Neill and
children returned Sunday from Bend,
Oregon. They have been living on
their timber claim for the past three
months. Mr.. O'Neill is first trick OPP
orator for the N. P.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. C. T. U. was held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. Rorick. There
was a good attendance of members
and several visitors were present.
MISS Edith Cole was a guest at the
nome OF her brother DR.. B. L. Cole
tne first of the week. Miss Cole was
returning to Walla Walla after spend
ing two weeks vacation with friends
IN Toppenish, Yakima and Ellensburg.
MRS. W. J. Kennedy of Tacoma was
s,, mousse guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o.
!! hiltten during her stay in the city
tue first of the week. On Monday
mrs, Kennedy and Mrs. Kitten were
iuncneon guests of Mrs. w. j. Hoyt.
The Woman's Work Circle of the
baptlst church will meet Thursday
Of next week for an all day meeting
=, - Inc home of Mrs. L. C. Gardner.
Inc afternoon will be spent in making
enlidren's clothes for the Japanese
supplies.
!, a very pleasant gathering was held
tuesday evening at the home of DR..
quo 81 mrs. B. L. Cole, when members
" tne st. Paul's Episcopal church
M rie. Ior a social evening. Miss Mary
;.sy and Mrs. C. M. Brunn furn-
-sneo music for the occasion.
Mrs. w. C. Muldrow entertained
group Of friends at prettily ap-
W vU.ed one o'clock bridge luncheon
sunesoay. Freesias and carnations
. le used in decorating. Dainty cor
se bouquets were given as fayors.
;nr a6ies of bridge were in play
:" lung ing the afternoon, honors going
% mrs. F. G. Bier.
Kew. NC regular monthly meeting of
M onu Chapter D. A. r. was held
NJ. ay afternoon at the home of
No., =. n. Siegfried. A feature of the
ching e.lne was the presentation to the
wh; pse, oy Joe Siegfried, of gavel
cn ne himself had made Tho