The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-11-03
Recent Social Event

the scene OF a DrllIlant daliOWe gu
masquerade at which the classes
of '29 and 81 were hosts. A great
number Of ideas, original and 9th
erwise, were expressed In the cos
tunes of the students, with results
ranging by degrees from the sub
lime to the ridiculous. Clarence
Vandine's costume, a late Paris
ensemble, was absolutely stunning.
In fact. SO charming was the eff
feet that it was clearly evident
that he rightly deserved the prize
which he won for his endeavors.
Louise Middleton captured the
coveted award for the most orig
inal costume with real "honest-
Injun" squaw costume, papoose
and all. The versatile entertain
ment committee of which Lois
Ford was chairman, had arranged
a clever program of games and
stunts. Mrs. Dighton's hypnotic
seance was easily the most novel
feature of the evening; it. certain
ly was an original entertainment,
Various results were achieved that
ably illustrated the difference in
strength of peoples will power.
Some of the patients were easily
hypnotized while others were not.
The cooking room, where the eats
were served. was tastefully decor
ated in the Halloween colors of
black and orange crepe paper, i'm
mense dahlias shaded lights, and
orange candles. The dainty refresh
ments were served banquet style
after which fortunes, found under
the plates, were read by the recip-
tents. Merriment reigned supreme
as the prophetic muse must have
been in excellent humor when she
conceived the prophecies.
A. L. Murray. John Weidle and
g. j. Dam returned Wednesday
from their hunting trip above Yak
ina. They did not bring any elk
this time but Mr.. Weidle got a
bear.
Ross Harding has been i'll for
the past week, so had to miss sew
eral days of school.
e. p. Chellis, Mrs. E. S. Hub
bard and her mother, Mrs. Wells
Smith. were Pasco visitors Thurs
day. They visited Mrs. o. M. Mi
chael who is very ill at the hos
pital.
Misses Ethel Mckenzie and Ger
trude O'Donnell went to Prosser
Saturday on business trip.
F. B. Forrest took load of fur
niture to Ritzville Saturday for
l.. Kurth. Mrs. Kurth left on the
same day to join her husband who
has employment there.
Mrs. Geo. w. Whitson had as
guests Friday evening at the sup
per of the Womans club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Yedica and son Dean
OF Kennewick and her brother A.
M. Chellis and wife and daughter
Martha.
Mrs. r. McGhan who has been
very i'll for so many months is
very much improved.
The supper given Friday eve
ming by the Womans club was a
great success and attended by
large number of people.
ID. X. Reese who was here visit
ing the week end with his wife.
drove over to Sunnyside Saturday.
accompanied by Mrs. Reese. Mrs.
Thelma Curtis and Harold REGGIE
to the football game. Mr.. Reggie
was refereesfor the game between
Sunnyside and Yakima.
Little Kathleen Muncey who has
been III With tonsilitis, is better
and able TO be. out.
Fred Johnson took Joe Lindskop
to Kennewick Saturday evening to-
leave for Tacoma for medical at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickinson
went to Milton Friday on business.
Earl Jones and wife went to
Pasco Sunday to visit his mother
Mrs. Jones.
Miss Lille Mclaughlin of Pasco
ents.
Mrs. Geo. Whitson went to a
card party at Kennewick Thurs
day afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. d. s. Brogunier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Berg. former
residents of Richland came thru
here Monday looking up friends
and old acquaintance. Mr.. Berg.
six years ago. had Charge of the
lumber yard here and is now To-
Gated in Yakima in the same line.
He went to Spokane to meet his
wife who had been away on
five months visit in Wisconsin and
other points in the east.
Ray Rose and family who reside
In the old o'Brien house have as
visitors his mother and brother of
Marysvir.e. Mo.
The parents of A. L. Nelson and
brother Victor, came Thursday
from Iowa to spend the winter.
u d. K. Reese went to Walla Walla
to the institute Monday morning,
after which he returned to Waits
burg to teach school.
G. E. McClendon and VIM. Boett-
cher left the first of the week for
Prosser to serve on the jury.
The Womans Literary society
met Tuesday afternoon at the Fl.