The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-11-10


sored by the Business Girls club.
Miss Louise Kathman returned
the last of the week from the
northern part of the state where
she had been working in the fruit.
The members of the Arcadian
Orchestra were dinner guests at
the j. E. Mulkey home yesterday,
on their from Walla Walla to Rich
land.
The Womans club will meet to-
morrow in the Commercial club
rooms. The Arts and Crafts de-
partment will be hostesses for the
afternoon. :
j. G. Kelley was over from Wal
la Walla the first of the week look
ing after affairs at the Church
Mfg. Co., is which he is heavily
interested.
The Arts and Crafts department
met Monday with Mrs. B. L. Cole.
The ladies sewed for their bazaar,
December 8. Mrs. Cole served re-
freshments.
The Tuesday Card club met with
Mrs. A. C. Anon Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Harlan Munsey and
Miss Evelyn Yedica were guests
from Richland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
and baby who have been visiting
her sister Mrs. Bert Plowman,
started this morning for their
home at Venice, California.
The regular meeting of the Re-
Ibekah lodge was held Tuesday eve
ming in the hall. After the business
was disposed of, officers for the
coming year were elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Browne mo-
tored to Portland Thursday and
attended the stock show. They re-
turned Sunday, coming home by
way of Tacoma and Seattle.
Harley II. Peters has been in the
N. P. hospital in Tacoma the last
ten days. He had an operation fol-
sinus trouble the first of the week
and is improving at this writing
4 The Bridge club met yesterday
with Mrs. H. G. Fyfe. Luncheon
preceded cards. There were -four
tables in play, honors for high
score going to Mrs. L. E. Johnson
Elva Pangle sends greetings tt
friends from San Juan, Porto Rico
He is first operator on a merchant
ship plying in southern ports. Elvs
graduated from KRIS. with tn,
class of 1923 and is son of Mrs
Van Martin.
Grandma Maupin sends greet
ings to her Kennewick friends
from Chicago. She is spending tn,
winter with her daughter ant
writes that she is having a goo'
time and so far, the weather ha
been perfect.
The Needle club met Friday wit
Mrs. A. v. McReynolds. After tn
business meeting a social after
noon was enjoyed and the hostes
{ served refreshments. The mex
meeting will be held Wednesday
. Nov. Is with Mrs. F. N. Morton.
nj Mrs. Bert Moores, who brok
her ankle some time ago, went t
the N. p. hospital in Tacoma las
night. Her ankle is healing NIGEL
but the doctor thought some treat
ment in the hospital would be ben
II eficial.
II Mrs. j. Fl. Turner was hostes
to four tables of bridge Tuesda
II afternoon. Prizes were awarded t
Mrs. D. S. Brogunier and Mrs. F
w. Sprague. The rooms were dec
grated with autumn flowers an
Mrs. Turner served tea after card!
II Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beavers Q
II Seattle were transacting bushes
II in town the first of the week. Nj
II Beavers. who was postmaster
IL Kennewick under President Wi
H son, is in charge of the King cour
II ty poor farm near Seattle. Mr.. an
II Mrs. Beavers and C. L. Holcom
Il left yesterday for Prosser on legs
II business.
II DIR. Geo. 81. Rue, who has bee
Il in Calistoga for the past coup
II of years, associated with DR.. v
II L. Blodgett in the practice of met
icine, will leave with his famil
next Monday for Kennewick,
engage in the practice Of his pr,
fession. He has bought the pra
tice of DR.. A. G. Tullar.
II Representatives from the va
ious banks from Ritzville to va
ma met here Tuesday evening. Th
is part Of the work planned
the state bankers associate
II whereby districts having simil
II financial problems will get toget
II er and unity their work, benef
II ting both the banks and patrons
II Mrs. O. S. Carey and MI
| Ben Van Patten are entertainil
| the members of the young ladis
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