The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-05

A. S. Goss, state master of the
Grange and Mrs. Goss, who are on
their way to the National Grange
convention at Madison, Wise.
| stopped off Tuesday evening and
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. c.. Swayze at their home in East
| Kennewick.
| The following pupils of Mrs. T.
| B. Hopkinson will broadcast over
station KUJ at Walla Walla from
5 to $50 on Saturday, November
2: Marion and Elsie Gleason,
Francis White, Dorothy Allison,
Joyce Mulkey, Lorene Rauscher,
| and Melva Hartung.
! Mrs. Ronald Hatch a nd Miss
Lena Mains were hostesses at a
bridge party Saturday afternoon.
The house and tables were charm
| ingly decorated in Halloween mo-
! tiffs with black cats, owls and
ghosts. Three tables were in play,
honors going to Miss Garbula
Thompson.
| The fourth division of the Meth
odist Ladies' Aid is sponsoring a
Harvest Festival on Friday, Nov.
13 in the basement of the church.
| Admission is old clothes, canned
foods or any article suitable for
the needy. There will be stunts
and booths, SO bring along your
spare pennies.
Mrs. Clarence Yedica and Mrs.
Harry Linn were hostesses at a
seven o'clock dinner party Sunday
at the Yedica home on Fruitland
street. Covers were laid for IL.
Cards were the diversion of the
evening, high honors going to DR..
and Mrs. p. o. Stone and consola-
tion to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coonley and
daughter, Miss Gilberta, returned
. to their home at Wenatchee We'd
!. nesday after several weeks Wis.
it at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Raymond in the Garden Tracts
Mrs. Coonley and Mrs. Raymond
in the Garden Tracts. Mrs. Coon
. ley and Mrs. Raymond are sisters
G.. A. Peter received telegram
Monday from his son, Charles E.
Peter in Fresno, California, stat
, ing that his wife passed away on
) November 1, leaving a week-old
baby boy. Charles Peter is for
mer resident of Kennewick and a
brother of Mrs. Herman Camp.
bell and Mrs. Everett Dague and
Frank Peter.
Miss Ella Neuman a nd Miss
Esther Malchow and Miss Alma
Reese gave a Halloween party al
the school rooms of the Bethlehem
Luthern church Sunday evening,
Fifty-two members were present
The evening was spent playing
games and singing. The rooms
were cleverly decorated in Hallow-
cen style.
Kennewick Blue Lodge Masons
played hosts last night to members
from Pasco, who came over TO
see candidate receive the third
degree. E. G. Lape was the vic
tim, and number of his Prosser
friends came down from the coun-
ty seat to see the ceremonies.
There were also number of MEM
bers from Wishram present.
The Tuesday Bridge club met
with Mrs. Clarence Yedica at a
one o'clock luncheon. The tables
and rooms were attractive wi h
yellow chrysanthemums. The first
prize went to Mrs. Harry Linn of
East Kennewick and second prize
to Mrs. Harlan Muncey of Rich
and. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Earl Jones at her home in
{ Richland.
j The members of the Methodist
church entertained with a seven
O'Clock dinner in the dining room
| Of the church Friday evening for
the pleasure of Floyd Hutchins, re-
firing superintendent of the Sun
day school, who has given 8 years
of faithful work. Miss Leah Lamp
son gave several vocal solos, dur
ing the dinner hour.
/ At the fair board meeting Mon
day evening the grounds commit
tee completed plans for a cottage
to be erected at the fair grounds
to be used by a caretaker. The cot
tage will be 15x24 and work was
begun on it Tuesday morning with
Chris Puderbaugh in charge. They
expect to have the cottage COM
pleted and ready for occupancy
| by the end of the week.
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