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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Tho Queen Ammo guild. With Mira,
.C. III Thomas as hostess. will have
charge at the Orthopedic lunch
room Thursday Assisting viii be
Mrs. =. II. Pulysr. Mrs. David
Stalker. Mrs. @. II. Kelley Mrs. ".
Reed. Mrs c, c. Thompson, Mrs C. n
Wallis. Mrs. c. s,adfcld. Mrs. c. S.
Brown. Mrs S. Harper. Mrs +. ".
Hach. Mrs. r. Stole. Mrs. II
wnherspoou. Mrs. u. c. Yancy
The Mount Baker guild with Mrs,
&c. l.. Crazin and Mrs T.. u Nichols,
wtll be- at the Thrift shop Thursih ,
morainE and North End guild, with
Mrs. ]. A. tombstone and Mrs o,
T. Smith. In tho afternoon.
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Music Club TO
Present Bach Program

The Thursday Music club will be
entertained b. Mrs L., l., Larson
at her homo in kirkland on Thurs.
day. Aprii 2 Mrs I.aFurrcst Etaw
VIII lead tho discussion on the works
Of Bach and the following Bach pro
gram will be presented
PHpsr-"G.lrs u bach"
Mrs, y, ". O'kruf.
Paper Bach. the Composer
AiFs GaroFsst Etzu
vocal Selected
Mrs, u y Arlund
Piano Bach igyvntious.
Miss Hsisbag&Hi MsiiaRd
Vacat--"Ayu Maria"
Mrs T. r. Pope
Piano-=sslsctsd
AIRS G.. W Chandler
Vocal MY Heart Ever Faithful"
MrH Albert PARKS
Members are asked 10 take tha
ferry from Madison park at ~
o'clock,
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Inglelcood Country Club
to Conclude Series

The last OF series ot bridge
iuncheons by tho Iuglsvood Country
club will be given Tuesday, April Z.
az the clubhouse, Luncheon AZ 1880
o'clock viii be followed by progress
i've bridge
Reservations may be made BY call.
ing Mrs. Harry Marshall, CA pitt,
.Sgs. Mrs. John Rridgman, Ell lot
se8t. or Mrs. Robert PatteSon.
IKE nwd 1891.
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GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON
CIRCLE CONCERT


Members OF Cen. George Washing.
ton Circle, No. %. Ladies' OF the
10. A. r., win entertain all civil war
veterans and their wives free of
charge Mt two concerts 20 be given
March 1921. at Sis o'clock. at the
Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium.
The program win be presented BY
the Russian Classic Trio. composed
OF Mrs. a. Kovalovsky, plano. a.
vodovin. violin. and W. Borsdin cello:
Russell Macdonald arimba; Marion
Edith Gray. soprano; Dorothy Kelsey,
reader; Dorothy Newman and Peg
Garrett, accompanies.
The Thursday evening program in.
cludes the following numbers:
Ave Maria" .,...,...,....,.. Gounod
Reading Ana the Shoe Clerk
Looked Pteasant' ..'.'..t. Anon
Dorothy Kelsey
Intsrmszzo- Rustleana'
.s,.....s.,.''s's..t - 'fs.. Mh"oaGm
oy.rture--"poet and Peasant" ......
..,.... Franz Won aupps
Russell Macdonald MArimba.
Xylophone soioist.
"eIeTsuada" s.........t...N Victor Herbert
Soprano Hol0-'Holidsy' srs.ssE''s Scott
Marian Edith Gray.
perfect Day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bond
Reading italians View on tho
Labor Question" ,..,......... Kern
Dorothy Kelsey.
| "dIuuat ...........,..,... beethoven
Soprano soio--'rYou In a Gondola"
| ......,.,...,...s..t. clarke
Marian Edlth Gray
stars ana Stripes" ,.,.....,... Sousn
Russoli Macdonald .Mnrlmba,.
xylophono goioist
Tho program for Friday evening
follows:
"cossack Lullaby" ..,..,,.,.,. .Jlrrsek
misunderstanding 20 Dlvo"..,..Apon
Grace null
"ss11stts" from "Lucin dl Hammer
| rnour' ,.....,....s,...s... Dongetti
panese-"MInust in q Major psdsrswshi
Pauline Cartwright. Virginia ctsol.
"pasnpIed" ......,.,,,..,..,... Dellbos
Lyric tenor soio--"sava DlmorA'
from 'Faust) .,.',.'',,.""l.
| "gaysuAdt" ,t.ts.ttss.ttstttsf DrlRp
nasding betty st the Baseball
Game ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hare
Grace nuil.
Foil, Song OF tho Boatmon Of
ths yolEa' "''''''''''''''',,::,',,-,
pauline Cartwright. Virginia Crosl.
! rJyrio tenor rolo--"Eiuoernn 10 rtrollc'
Aur.ilo RciArduS,'
vnl.s sleeping Herutv" ,Tschhlhowfky
AUXILIARY TO
BROTHERHOOD n, H. TRAfNMtlN
| Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Brother.
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Concert at
Pilgrim Church

The Women Of Pilgrim CouRrc-
Entiouai church arr sponsoring Il
concert at tho church this evening.
Tho program viii DO furnished
b. the Pilgrim choir quartet. Miss
Myra Bancroft olive. soprano. Mrs.
n. c. Kcsslcr. contralto. MFR SIar-
shall sowi. tenor. and Mr.. Robert
Norton. baritone,
Miss Iris Garfield. celllst. with
Miss Leone Langdou al tho piano.
win assist.
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Benefit Bridge
and Nah JORgg

A benefit bridge and NAH JONES
rarty will ba given hy the Womcn's
auxiliary Go ST. Luke's hospital on
tuesday afternoon. April -, IN the
spanish ballroom at The Olympic,
Tickets may be obtained and res.
n ations made by chling Mrs. John
IL Wilkins. IA stolli. Mrs, Joseph
Sawyer KE nwdtot5. or Mrs ), W.
Warrington, EAsts99T
81. Luke's auxiliary is an inde.
pendent society, organised by the
wives and friends " tho staff Tor
the purpose Of assisting worthy pa,
tigBis who must have hospital care
bun who are not suitable for admls.
sion 10 the city or county hospitals,
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ASSISTING at Tea

Assisting Mrs. C. a. Burekhardt
al her tea on Saturday afternoon
viii Ia Mrs, wilbcr r. Conan and
Mrs Frank G.. Taylor. who will pre-.
side at tho urns. and Mrs. Nathan
&. Philips. Mrs. Frances Il, Single.
ton, Mrs. G. NJ. Lamar and Mrs.
- NJ Dlckcy.
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Jeritza Enthralls
Audience
ny LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

4 concert OF exceptional interest
was given last evening IN Meany
hall by Alms, Maria JeFltza, primn
donna soprano. tho most oonBpteus
Gus feminine member Of the Met
rupolltan Opera company since
Geraldine Farnrs leaving Nine
Jerltxa is "A picture or ioyelinrbH.
her statnesaus beauty being world
famed. but her beauty n no lesH
lovely than her exquisite No'e"
which has made her one Of the
uost sought after singers ON tie
stage to-day Her European career
was a series of triumphH for her.
but since her American debut
few years ago. her success here
has lcrn nothing iess Than phs-
nominal
Alms. IerltsA has a powerful so
prano voice OF tho fines; quality
clear and true. which she ussc 70
full advantage in every number sho
may sing. Her interpretations
were given IN a most artistic man
nor and with full appreciation OF
their musical worth She sings tn
an easy unaffected way that lends
dignity TO >hcr concert and holds
her audience spen,bouud from the
opening number until tho last
The artists program was a varied
one, chosen 70 please all tastes and
from tho beginning won hor the
most sincere applause, Aria "Picn'
req mes yeux" from 10 Cid' by
/ siaEsanet. Suicide" from Ia Clio
conda." by PonchiclII and "Elsa'H
Dream" from "I.ohengrin," tho lat
tor bsiuE m encore. were beau
ufuIly given.
Other numbers that won high ia,
vor were schumnnn's "Widmung.
Gaelic" by Strauss, Beau soir,
| by Dehussy. "Ah Love, But a Day"
by Beach: Robert Tcrry'B Tho An
swer." and GrIoE's Tho Swan.
which was given for an encore.
Assisting on tho program was
/ Macmillan Rose. yi0linist OF TN
usual ability. His playing or Lar,
ghetto" by HandelHubay; Mozart
! Kreislera "Rondo." Meditation" by
Tschaikowsky. 10 Coucou." 10y
Daauin Manen. and sarsate's III
gsunerwcissn" being very we'll re.
cclycd. Emil Poluk provided OK
coIlent accompaniment for both art.
lists.
Nine. Jcritzn's local appearance
was under the management Of the
Ladies' Musical club. For their
next concert they will present Ross
PonSello on Monday evening April
lls. at the metropolitan theatcr.
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Bridge Dinner
for Visitor

Mrs. e. IT. Prou.y entertained with
dinner at the Women's University
Tub Tuesday evening Ia honor Of
Mrs. Mary lockwood OF Butte,
Mont. who has been spending the
winter In town. Bridge was The later
inversion.
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SOCIAL CLUB or
EVERGREEN LODGE

A card party win be given Thurs.
day afternoon. March &c, at .
O'Clock. by tho Social club OF Ever.
green lodge, No. 2, a. o. Y. w. at
1909 Ninth ave. Members and
friends invited.
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Commander and Mrs.
Wood COnlplimeRted

To honor Commander Duncan
Wood L. s, n, and Mis-. wood who
are leaving Seattle shortly, Admiral
and Mrs. Y. Kovalevsky entertained
az CARTS last saturday evening az
heir home.
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Entertaining
at Bridge Tea

Miss T.. Virginia and Miss Lillian
richards viii entertain with a
bridge tea az their home. Saturday
afternoon, IN honor OF Mrs, john T.,
Warren. who Is tho guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs a, X F'iskcn
Four tables have been arranged.
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Bridge Tea for
cortland Guest

To honor Mrs. John H. Bursard,
OF Portland. who Is visiting Mrf
{. A. BurckhardI. Mrs Francis Il,
singleton VIII entertain with a
bridge tea At her home ON wcdnes,
day afternoon. April l.t
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Entertaining at
Informal Bridge

Mrs. William NJ. o'shea viii On.
scrtain very informally at bridge on
saturday afternoon at her homo.
Three tables win be In play.
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Informal Bridge

Mrs, Gregory wife OF Mai, X. $,
Gregory, U. $. n. entertained with
tho second IL a series Of Informal
bridge parties AZ her homo on Tuc-.
day afternoon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


prNNER AND CARD PARTY
Col Ellsworth Circle, Ladies' Of
The @. a. r.. viii serve a o'clock
dinner on Friday. March 81, IN
Veterans hall. Armury Military
whist al $3.50 O'Clock
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nENEFIr CARD PANTY

Princess Augellns Farlor No. =
Native Daughters Of Washington.
will have benefit card party at
Wings cafeteria, Friday evening.
March Il. at 8 o'clock
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Bridge Tea VU Honor Miss Ruth Houston,
Altar to BE Giuen at The Olympic

ITO HONOR Miss Ruth Houston,
Il whose marriage to Mt Frank l.
White viii bs celebrated April sli
Ar. s w Warrington viii enter.
tain with a bridge VI six tables an'
trt 40 her home on saturday after,
noon, April ~
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RuMMAGn SALE

Ladies' OF Trinity Parish guild
win hold n rummagc sale Thursday
and Friday March 1927. AZ ola Sec.
ond ave.
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AlnTLLEnsL NnNGnE.sg

Mothers Congress win meet Fn.
day. March 81, at IL 81. m. az tht
home OF Mrs, c. r. Rogardus. a25
i4th ave. y. BriBg sewing for In,
gnntF
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
CLUB

Ladies OF whittier Heights I'm.
provcment club viii meet with Mrs.
Fred Hcetor, SO5s 10Th ave. N. 70,
Thursdny, March 20. Luncheon at
1 o'clock.
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- NrRsERY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Day Nursery associH-
ton viii be held Thursday March
e. at 1850 O'Clock, at tho nursery.
30s Broadway. Mrs 4. r. BlanEy
and Mrs. r. s. wiitdc will be tho
hostssses. and Mrs. Ben Moore viii
preside over the tea service The
COMMITTEES in charge Of the spring
balI' viii give It's report. 4 full at
tendance is requested
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AMARYI.LIs CLun

The regular ~ edting Of the
Anaryllla club viii b. held Friday,
March g. ~ tho homo Of Mrs ] h.
smith. agi 18th - MONDAY lunch
con.
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PARLIAMENTARY

LAW CLASS
Roberto parliamentary law class
win meet Thurrdoy March 70, at
1870 p. m. at tho Y. ", C. A. Mrs
Fila Cudiher, PARLIAMENTARY.
Duties OF Officers" win be The
subject LESION.
The auxiliary clan IN public
rpeaking. under Mime. Harriet Saun'
drrson. viii have for It's Lesson
oliver wendell Holmes How ihf
ola Horse Won
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The firm Of Marcus & Neiderer has
just presented Camaraderie with a
set Of real ship flags and soon these
will be flying from the mast OF the
ship. Groups are asked 20 get their
group flags in to Camaraderie as
soon as possible so that every flag
will bc flying, Group flags should
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be pcnnant shape, three feet wide
and five feet long, Of wool bunting
and they may bear the group name
or symbol or both.
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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT or

An evening bridge party will be
given by the Fine Aria department
Of the Coterie at 8 o'clock p M.
on Thursday evening. March 70. ut
the home Of Mrs. W. $ Thyug. l3ts
r. 6snd 81.
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n luncheon Of 1880 o'clock, followed
by cards, on Thursday. March GO, nj
Dugdnie'H hail. at Rainier Beach.
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BRITISH CLUBS
TO DANCE

Tho Calodonian and st. Andrews
societies win act as hosts at a re-
cepton and dance Thursday even.
ing. March 2G, at Christenson's
Broadway hail. entertaining az their
guests tho members and friends Of
tho British American association, the
Canadian club Of Seattle and Clan
Mckenzie, 1864, o. S. G. A cordial
invitation lis extended to British
people and friends TO attend.
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Small Bridqe

MIS-. Arthur Wilde entertained
with "a small bridge at her home TIT,
afternoon.
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Raymond Hatton. one OF the i'm
portant players in Zane Greys The
LAUNDERING Herd" Is now In his
18th year in motion pictures.
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Women's Clubs
!. N0ON. On LINCMElN

NOON DAY LUNCHEON
Fortsou-ThygCseu Auxiliary, T. s.
W. v, win hold uDon-d1y lunch
con. THURSDAY, March Is, and a
dance in the evening at o'clock, al
Veterans hall Armory The public
Is invited 20 both affairs
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woMAN's AUXILIARY.

8. T. .. NO. IDI
A social session OF the woman :
auxiliary to S. r. U. No. 202 viii be
held al the homo OF Mrs. p. J..
pelkev. 1886 Meridian ave. Thurs
day. March %. at noon. Members
and friends invited
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pfcKENs FELLowsHIP

Dickens Fellowship viii mset
rhurgday evening, March rs. at 3
o'clock, In tho lecture room at the
K. w. c. ~. "skctchea by Bob Will
be studied @vidtors welcome.
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ooRfC sOcIAL ellie

Doric Social club. o. u. g., will
'-noet Thursday. March rs, at !
o. m, in Fremont Masonic temple.
Cards Hoste8ses, Mrs. Estelle white,
Mrs. Emma Holden. Mrs, Eva Olson,
Mrs Marion Martin and Mrs. Au.
,alstn Warner Those who do not
'carc 70 play cards are asked to
bring their fancy work.
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Miller'E hall, .sth ave. and Madl.
son 81.
pYTHIAN SISTERS CARD PARTY
The drill team Of Seattle temple
No. ?. Pythlan Sisters. viii have a
card party Saturday evening. March
es. al 8 o'clock. at the home Of Mrs,
Margaret McMuilen. 1909 PhInney
ave.
MONTHLY MEETING
Tho Mothers club OF Sigma Delta
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rrnEpATION CLuBs

Meetings OF Federation clubs on
Thursday, March rs, win be as
follows:
Fine arts department Of the Co
tsrie viii give bridge party ~
home OK Mrs. w. s. Thyng, i3i8 r.
sgd.
Art department Of the sorosls CLUB
~ Federation clubhouse, 2 o'clock.
Program, paper on "Edouard Manet'
by Mrs J. +. Downc; "Augnste
Renoir,' by Mrs. r.. p. Gardner, and
pierre Puyis-ds- Chavanness" tBos-
Ton library. by Mrs. II. i. Luxe
Hostess, Mrs. l.. w. Lesourd.
Queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrs. a. Il. Raynor, 1907 Bigelow
ave, ut 2 o'clock. Program viii
include digest from Review OF re
views. by Mrs Il. r. Taylor. Crowd
lng Memorieso CMrs. Lillian Nd
ich), by Mrs J. y. Corey; re
view, washington plays, by Mrs' o
K. Rabcl Assisting hostess, Mrs
Is. y. Smalley.
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Luna Park Swimming Pool "Opens
Saturday, March 2sth.-Advertise
ment.
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sEATTLE cHAPTEE 80. 95

Seattle chapter. No. 95. 0. + =.
VIII be honored by tho official Visl'
q Grand slatron Pearl f, Gosst'
Of waila walla, on Thursday eve
ming March rs. at Masonic temple.
visitors welcome.
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pr,T-rrR BABIES CONFERENCE

A better babies conference WIZ
be held for the members OF the
woman's Benefit association OF the
Maccabces in tho health center 4oi2
arcade building, Thursday. March
% from 10 TO l2 o'clock. Miss Ella
Er,kson. Of the state health depart
rnent win talk on Child Hygiene"
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Theta win hold its monthly meeting
Friday. March o. at 2:5o p. m at
the fraternity house. 47As 18th ave.
y. r.
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hood OF Railroad Trninmcn win hold
its next regular meeting Thursday,
March 90, at 7.5O p. m. at 1915
First ave. a public card party VIII
follow the business meeting
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
woNANs CRY CLUB

r The woman's City club will meet
Ihursday. March IS, at noon al
ths Y. W. c. 4. cafeteria. SIR. Frank
Foster. secretary 10 tho British con-
sui. win speak on the Legal status
u Women in tho British Empire
and Mrs. j. II. Little, head OF inc
kmericauizatlon bureau for the
American Legion auxiliary. win ex'
plain tho Amsrieanization plan.
The class In municipal citizenship
which meets at 1890 n m. In the
Erickson room at the Y. w. G, ~
win hear Mr.. o. j. c, Dutton speak
on Parks and Recreation"
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WOMEN or
MOOSEHEART LEGION

Women of Moosehoart Legion vii
have card party Thursday, March
26, at $40 y. m, at Moose temple
Eighth and University.
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the uma Of Sahcyhdd
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CARD PARTY

Nciahbors Of woodcrnfl, circle
No $40, will hnvr n card pnrty nt
swedIsh club hail, Thursday even
ing, March 20.
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PATfBNCE REBERAtt
LODGE
Patience Rebekuh lodge will give
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The Altruistlc club OF Seattle tom.
pie, No. 0. Pythlan Sisters, will
moot Thursday. March 20. at 1880 n.
m. Mt tho homo OF Mrs. Margaret
Glnscock, 1882 18th ave
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obblIEat9 y n
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-03-12

Will Reed has moved his family to
the Finley depot where Mrs. Reed
will have charge of the s. p. & S.
express.
Mrs. Ed Tyacke and small daugh-
ter are spending the week visiting
at Mrs. Tyacke's aunt Mrs. ii. b.
Carratt.
Homer Hedington and wife who
have resided here for the past two
years left this week for their for
mer home in Yakima.
Mrs. Hoosier, of Calgary, who has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Ralph Mitchell left
for her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Boies had
as dinner guests last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore of the Highlands and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harding of Ken
newick.
There were twenty-seven All club
members and leaders who attended
the Community club meeting in Ken
newick last Saturday, where they had
a very profitable as well as enjoy
able time.
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, 2 z = 2 q = = = = go = = . Z
Letters From The People I
, = = = . . . = = . = = = . = Z

To the Patrons of the Kennewick
Public Schools:
Due to the absence of large num-
Der of pupils from the classes, the
board of education has decided to
close school from Thursday evening
until Monday morning, March 16.
There is a report prevalent that we
do not require excuses for absences
and that the work is not made up.
In order to correct this report / am
announcing the following require
ments:
1. All pupils that are out of school
now or at any time for any reason,
will be required to bring an excuse
from parents giving the reason for
said absence. This is necessary be-
fore admission.
2. All work that has been missed
will have to be made up before any
credit will be given in said work.
3. To the best of my knowledge
these requirements have been in force
all year.
Cordially,
j. w. TAILOR, Supt.
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ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
improvements are Planned for Local
Cemetery - New Of
ficers Elected

The annual meeting of the Kenne-
wick Cemetery association was held
Tuesday afternoon at the City Hall.
Reports of the years work were Civ
en- and other routine business trans
acted. During the past year, six hun
dred feet of cement pipe were laid
and sprinkling system installed by
which the greater part of the west
upper half of the cemetery can be
seeded. The association is replacing
the old wooden head boards with con-
crete markers. Superintendent Koel-
ker has the grounds in splendid con-
dition for the beginning Of the sea-
son and plans to seed as much new
land as possible.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. G. CARRIER, president; Mrs. Chas.
Conway vice-president; Mrs. L. w.
Soth secretary; Mrs. H. H. Flesher
treasurer; Mrs. f. r. Carnahan, Mrs.
Cora McKain, Mrs. Winifred Camp
bell, Mrs. Hattie /. Smith and Mrs.
A. L. Williams, trustees. C. N. Koel-
ker was reelected superintendent.
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HIGHLANDS

III. ID. and p. w. Smith 90 9,
side We're Sunday guests Of tbe Sa,al
Their Dale Smith. uto
The knight family who worl.
fruit here two years ago, are ayas 20 u
here soon and will live in tha r n y
house. Auly
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald 8,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Jr ~ i ~. ~
d'Alene who have been house o vSss
of Mrs. Dale Smith left Saturdssr ava. >
Los Angeles in their motor. ~
The RHighland Improvement a..
were pleasantly surprised AZ ~.
meeting Monday evening by Sew
members Of the Woman's club Avn
ing with eats. A pleasant social hss
was enjoyed. Altho it is a very h.s
season some arrangements are ],
pected to be made soon, about clan, y
ing up the park and pruning h.
trees. & a