The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-03-27
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3. HANFORD
Mrs. M. r. Slavens
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ductress of the Grand Chapter, O.
p. S., of Washington, visited the
Mount Gable Chapter on Tuesday
evening and conducted a school of
instruction. At six o'clock a din
ner was served in the Masonic
hall for visitors and members.
Other out-of-town visitors were:
DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Cole and Mrs.
Retta Richards of Kennewick, Mrs.
Charles Kingman, ST., of Waits
burg and Mrs. Charles Stewart of
Seattle. & sS.%a< z.-s@E
Mrs. Bishop and two sons and
Mrs. Frank Clark and sons drove
over from Walla Walla to help to
celebrate Mrs. Joe Clark's birth
day. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bunii and |
son Delbert and Tom Nichols were
also among the guests. There were
Is in all. Mrs. Clark's birthday
was March Is but she celebrated
on Sunday so that her daughter
could be present. Mrs. Bishop and
children went home Sunday, but
Mrs. Clark and children will re-
main for a few days. Mrs. Clark
received many beautiful presents.
The Christian Endeavor had a
joint meeting at White Bluffs on
evening. There were 80
"a driving up from Han
ford. They held a very interest
ing meeting, with Mrs. Florence
Montgomery of White Bluffs lead
ng the meeting and Mrs. Norman
Anglin of Hanford taking charge
alter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Evett return
d home from the coast last Tues
lay. Little Mve-year-old LOWELL
'orgenfried came home with them
nd will remain with them during
he summer.
A son was born Saturday, Mar.
2 at Wenatchee to Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Hatfield Geraldine Burke).
lrs. Hatfield passed away that
lme evening, but the baby is doing
me. Her mother, Mrs. Tharpe,
as been with her all winter. Mrs.
.atfield (called jerry by her
any Hanford friends was Mr..
harp's stenographer when Mr..
harp was connected with the oil
lsiness in Hanford about eight i
ears ago. Mrs. Hatfield was an
'complished musician and was
'ry popular with everyone who
lew her. She visited in Hanford
e summer of 1928. Her many "a
lends were very sorry to hear of
r passing.
Mrs. Pfeffley and her daughter,
rs. Glen ,Steinbach. stopped in
AFFORD last Thursday on their
ay from Hanford to Walla
ALA to visit Mrs. Pfeffley's IA
n, William Wainwright, who is
" i'll. s.ss
Mrs. Lawrence Davis and little :.
!, Gerald, drove down from We
;chee last Thursday and visited 49,
the home of Mrs. Webber's par
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. &
bber Sr. until Sunday.
IN Saturday evening Mr.. and
5. William S. Weber Sr. en- I
aimed at bridge in honor of s
). Davis. There were three d
les in play and first prizes Is.
e won by Mrs. Robert McDon- 49,
and A. G. Rollinger. Second u.
es went to Mrs. j. w. Fenley -.
c. n. Young. Refreshments
'isting of ice-cream, cake and
ee were served by the hostess.
r. and Mrs. A. L. Brockway
rtained the following guests
ards on Saturday evening: Mr..
Mrs. David Hartman, Mr.. and 4
N. P. Lutz and Mr.. and Mrs
. Wooten.
r. and Mrs. T. H. Potter and
Merle Keener and son, Ken
Ray drove up from Kenne-
Monday to visit the Slavens
ly.
e annual congregation meet
vas held at the church last
sday evening. Reports of the
s work were given at this
The average attendance at
ay school for the year was
55. A special tribpte No.