White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-17


business Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. e. F. Newton were in
Prosser Sunday, dinner guests at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. F L. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole Of va
kima were guests Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Coles brother, II. e. Foltz.
Mr.. and Mrs Heltner Sanner and
son Bobbie returned Wednesday from
La visit Of several weeks with relatives
and friends near Spokane.
Lots Of snow and cold weather up
here" say Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Good
win Of Dryden, in note to the Spokes-
man when they renewed their SUBJ
scription this week.
/ The Columbia River stage will not
run on Christmas Day, says it's opera
tor, j. E. Mulkey, but will make the
trip between Kennewick and Yakima
the following day, Saturday.
Miss Garnet Coleman, who has been
studying beauty culture in Seattle for
several months, is expected to be
guest during the Christmas holidays
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. G. Coleman.
Among the many White Bluffs shop
pers in Yakima last week we're Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Gibbins and Mrs. r.
S. Reierson, who drove over Thursday
and returned early enough to attend
the grade school play in the evening
Doyche Baker and L. E. Jackson made
up a party that drove to Yakima last
Thursday evening for few hours
shopping. On their return to White
Bluffs they were accompanied by
Maurice Hitchcock.
II. Fl. Hiatt returned Saturday even
been for several months packing APP
pies. He accompanied his son Clyde,
who after a short visit at home, drove
back to Wenatchee the same evening.
Mrs. w. H. Kirby spent Monday
and Tuesday visiting with White
Bluffs friends. She came up from
Hanford Friday evening in order to
be present at the grade school play, in
which her granddaughter, Eleanor Beir-
en-, took part and afterwards was a
weekend guest at the Beiren home at
Vernita. She returned to Hanford
Wednesday.
The Girls Bridge club enjoyed an
unusually pleasant session Wednesday
evening when they held their Christ
mas party, Miss Dorothy Morford be-
ing hostess for the occasion. Two
tables were in play and high honors
were won by Miss Alice Martin. An
exchange of gifts was feature of the
entertainment.
Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock, who is re-
covering from an appendicitis opera
ton undergone two weeks ago in st.
Elizabeths hospital in Yakima, was
disappointed in not being able to re-
turn home Thursday, as had been
planned, but it is hoped she will be
able to make the trip to White Bluffs
the first of the week.
On their way over to Prosser last
Saturday to attend the Pomona
Grange at Whitstran, Mrs w. j. Jen-
kins, Miss Lois Duvall and Sam Allard
drove around by Grandview to take
Miss Alice Martin to her home there
tovisit over the weekend. The mem
bers of the party were all luncheon
guests at Miss Martins home.
Mrs. A. B. Agnew, who is spending
several months in the valley visiting
friends of former years, and who fol
the last two weeks has been guest
at the r. j. Roberts home at Shawnee
Fruit Ranch, is planning to return to
town tomorrow, Friday to be with
Mrs. L. G. Robinson at the CONNER
cial Hotel until the return of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. H. Cole, Mrs. Robinson's par
ents, from Seattle
In honor of her son, Claude, Mrs
H. H. Hiatt entertained with dinner
Sunday evening at her home, the
guests being the Misses Lenoir Nc
Murry and Doris Hemker, and Roscoe
Ray. Later in the evening the group
was augmented by the arrival of an
other group of Claude's friends, the
Misses Doris Holecek, and Irene Grish-
am, and Walter Mykol, AL Barnes Lee
Arnold and Emil Wagner, and games
and music helped make the occasion
a happy one.
White Bluffs college students will
soon be at home for the Christmas
holidays. The first expected to arrive
is Miss Virginia Kincaid. who will come