The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-10

daughter Helen. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. H. p. Cramner and
Margaret Moulton.
Mrs. E.. r. Koonley of Spokane
returned home Sunday after a
visit of three or four weeks with
her mother Mrs. Buckingham of
the Garden Tracts. .
J. The Kennewick Business Girls
club will have luncheon Satur-
day noon at Hooper's. The state
president and treasurer will be
! present at the luncheon. s
| Residents of the city will have
| all next week in which to have
their spraying done. Get in touch
with Frank Hembree, who is do
ing the work on the city's trees.
! Robert McGinnis of Wenatchee.
was guest at the Glen Higlev
home Tuesday. Mrs. McGinnis is
helping her sister, RMS Higley,
care for the children who have the
measles. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mann enter
tanned the Foster club at their
home on the Highlands, last Fri
day night. Mrs. Frank Bentley
| held high score. Noodles were en-
ioyed after cards.
/ The Entire Nous club met with
Mrs. C. S. Knowles Tuesday after
noon. High score was held by Mrs.
L. F. Semon. The hostess served
refreshments during the social
hour following cards.
The Needle club met Friday
with Mrs. Lucy Willsey. After the
business session they sewed on
their fancy work and later did
justice to the delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess.
The members of the Missionary
society of the congregational
church took their lunch out to
Mrs. A. G. Harris, president of
the society and will have the reg.
ular meeting this afternoon.
The Auxiliary of the American
Legion will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Cora McKain tomorrow to
sew for the veterans hospital in
Walla Walla. The members of the
Arts and Crafts will also meet
with them.
Joe Perry was host last Satur.
day evening to a bunch of friends
at his home on the Highlands
After enjoying a fine fried chicken
dinner the table was cleared anc
the company spent the evening
playing cards.
Miss Lenore Soften, who has
been visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spofford. re.
turned to her home in Yakima
Saturday. Will Spofford accom-.
panied her and visited his sister
while in Yakima.
The Arts and Crafts department
met Monday with their chairman
Mrs. j. A. Hatch. The afternoon
was spent studying the life ano
works of George de Forest Brush
Mrs. Hatch served refreshments
after the program.
About twenty Boy Scouts poi
up lot of courage and went out
on a hike Saturday, altho the wind
was blowing miles an hour. They
went south about six miles anG
enjoyed themselves, as well as tax.
ing a lot of tests. Mr.. White was
In charge.
Mrs. D.. L. Garvin, former clerk
OF Franklin county, has taken the
district agency for the Frost cleo.
trlc screen. One of the specialties
OF this company is an electrocuto1
for codling moth. Mrs. Garvin is
spending this week in the Kenne.
wick territory.
Genevieve Quigley, Marjorie
Johnston, Helen Richards and &c,
neva Broughton entertained some
OF their friends at the. Quigley
nome Saturday night. The evening
was spent with dancing and games
and the hostesses, assisted by Mrs
Qulgley, served refreshments.
Mrs. c. A. Carpenter took the
members of her Sunday Schoo
class and some of their friends
on sightseeing trip to the head
gates Saturday. They saw the fall,
and the Indians and then return.
ed to the Commercial club room.
and ate supper and played games
The members and friends of tn,
Christian church gathered in the
church parlors Monday evenine
for farewell party to j. l.. Ad
kison and family. The time wa:
spent in a social way and the hon
or guests were given a souviner o.
their pleasant association togeth
er. Mr.. Addison and family, who
are leaving today for Spokane
have been residents here for sew
eral years and have taken prom
lnent part not only in church work
but community affairs as well.