The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1929-03-21
FLITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

miller Fratt is convalescine
| y, VI influenza at the diststie san,
baiunl. les, Aid will hold
l lssked food sale Saturday Mar
| 70 At Hulet's.
/" cnaulding went to Seattle
s'en a'.sst to attend the services
= - Keith Gardiner.
We Leigh Kerr Of Pasco is a
-.,;snt at the dietetic sanitarlum
s q 1Sssnnswiek avenue.
$, and Mrs. A. A. Anderson
~ daughters were guests o. Mr.
~ ~ Mrs. A. NJ. Dutton Sunday.
:. and Mrs. F. II. Reyberg and
laughter ri of Kami 1a, Idaho, are
visiting the c. F. Winkenwerders'
=. Johnson left Tuesday for
Zone where he will remain for
few days on business.
Tho BAPTIST Ladies' Aid met this
.ssrnoon at the home of Mrs. j.
Huehes. This was a missionary
meeting.
Mrs. T. B. Hopkinson will pre-
- n recital her class of Kenne-
-; - and Richlad pupils at the
Congregational church on the eve
s s Of Monday, April 1.
The Baptist church is making a
...n;s court on the east side of
~ church. Members of the con-
. :, worked on the new court
Y Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week.
Mrs. Dale Smith and Mrs. Fred
card entertained last Friday aft
srnoon at the home of Mrs. Smith
n honor Of Mrs. John Smith. A
& Patrick's day motif was carried
~ ant $50
Nj. and Mrs. G. M. Clifford, who
have been visiting their son and
daurhter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
&. Clifford for the last month, left
last week for Spokane to visit
their daughter, Mrs. E. R. Smith.
The Highland Women's club will
meet the fifth Friday instead Of
the fourth Friday in March, which
IS their regular meeting day. Miss
Edna West will speak on "Inter.
ior Decorating" The meeting will
convene at two o'clock.
The River Road Women's Club
xll meet with Mrs. Gus Pearson
i 10 o'clock Monday morning, on
Ysrh %. Miss Edna West will
unduct an all day lesson in uphol-
aering. Members will please bring
lunch and dishes.
The Business and Professional
vomen's club enjoyed a social hour
last Monday evening in the COM
mercial Club rooms. Marie Spiegel-
berg and Margaret Ranlett We're
IN charge of the party and served
delicious lunch. The next meeting
vii be held April / in the Com
nerial Club rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cannon
md daughter, Maxine, of Great
Pals, Mont, are visiting at the G..
Hitchcock home. They have been
isting friends and relatives on
he coast and at Bend, Ore, anu
ne now on their way home. Mrs.
'ammon is Mr.. Hitchcock's sister.
Mrs. Nelson Williams entertaili-
4 with one o'clock luncheon at
er home last Wednesday in honor
Mrs. Emma Logan of Oil City,
a., who is the guest of Mr.. and
lrs j. B. Slaugenhaupt. Covers
'ere laid for ten. A green motif
'as carried out in st. PatrIck's
az decorations. A miniature lake.
,rmed by a mirror surrounded by
Teens, housed a big green bull
rog and tiny green roses in which
ere green candies were at each
ne green idea was also carried
ut IN the menu.
A crowded house enjoyed a St
'atrick's day card party at st.
oseph's rectory Monday evening.
mochle and 500 were played. D.
: Beinhart and Mrs. George Gress
40 the high scores at pinochle.
ne consolation winners were Bill
naughnessy and Bessie Kibbie.
u 300 the high scores were held
J A. st. Laurent and Mrs. Nellie
naughnessy and the consultations
y Louis Pettitjean and Mrs. A.
! J Laurent. Harry Conlon won tine
L Patrick's day cake donated by
Z. and Mrs. st. Laurent. The par
was sponsored by the Young
aides Sodality.
:, Word has been received by Mrs.
.lla Roberts from W.S.C., that her
aughter, Eleanor, has won a place
! tile honor roll of the college for
ne nrst semester of the college
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