The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-11-19
|IITTLE STORIES OF. THE, WEEK k@nan
,s.s NJ. M. Moulton visited in
=. Walla Tuesday.

Ne. NJ. M. Moulton visited in
u.lls walla Tuesday.
,,~s G. Il. Shanafelt was host
ms = the Study club Wednesday
IS sssn d at her home on Third Ave;
eV rss congregational ladies aid
letting ~ today with Mrs. George
p = NO on Fourth Ave.
D; The Needle club will meet with
~, r W. Payne on Kennewick
n ,rsrue Friday afternoon.
A, W. and Mrs. George Bots OF
-,,,..hurp are guests at the Con-
.s home this week.
W. ". and Mrs. l. N. Mueller and
n.ughter, Anna Marie, were bus
ness visitors in Walla Walla on
0a n and Mrs. L. N. Foraker and
VIZ Foraker's parents, Mr.. and
nrs David Bigler of Stockton,
n nls, visited in Yakima on
Tuesday. - rd.a1o>,
m who has spent several weeks
~ ;. hsr sisters, Mrs. Larry Oliver,
- ,sft Friday for Connell to spend
. .s.a weeks with another sister,
Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. R. v. Bunts entertained on
rr;dav afternoon with two tables
~ Zoo. The first prize was won by
Mre A. C. Simsen, the consolation
Nv Mrs. Fred Wenzlaff.
= Nels and Thomas Swensen of
Genesee. Idaho and Alfred Sven
con Of lewiston are visiting rela-
lives in Kennewick and to attend
Tho funeral of their late relative,
Lars Erickson.
Entire Nous met with Mrs. PA.
Combelic at her home on the High
lands Wednesday at a dessert
luncheon. Mrs. Leo Gorris was a
ouest and received h j g h honors
with Mrs. A. M. Chellis receiving
second at the bridge tables.
Mrs. T. C. Brown, mother OF
Mrs. Siegman, who was taken to
the hospital last week suffering
Nth nneumonia. is very much inn
uroyed and will soon be able to be
brought to the home of her daugh-
ter.
Miss Garbula Thompson and
Miss Blanche Easton were host
esses at bridge party Saturday
afternoon at the Willsey house.
The rooms and tables were charm
ing with autumn flowers. Three
tables were in play with honors
going to Mrs. Leland Barbee.
The Episcopal Guild met at the
home of Mrs. w. j. Barnes with
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Herman
Schmidt as hostesses at des-
sert luncheon Thursday. Four
tables were in play with honors
going to Mrs. E. c.. Durdle and
Mrs. James Bockius.
Miss Helen Rude was hostess at
six o'clock dinner Sunday eve
ming at her home at the Willsey
House. Covers were laid for eight.
The table and room was charming
with autumn flowers.
The Kennewick bridge club met
At Richland Wednesday with Mrs.
Harry Snively at the charming
Snively home with a one o'clock
luncheon. The rooms and tables
we're beautiful with a profusion
Of autumn flowers. Five tables
we're in play, high score going to
Mrs. James Bockius.
Miss Alma Reese was hostess at
seven o'clock dinner at her home
m the Garden Tracts Wednesday
evening for the pleasure of Miss
Aaude Kuest. Covers were laid for
nine, the guests of the evening be-
mg Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Boettcher,
the Misses Freda Dammeier, Es-
ther Malchow and Ed Dammeier,
Otto and Warde Reese and Mrs.
Reese. Following the dinner two
tables Of pinochle were played.
Mrs. G. A. Purdy was hostess
% three tables of pinochle, high
score going to Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
uei lille and low to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Thompson. The Purdy home
was charming with bouquets of
PINK and white chrysanthemums
WIN the same color scheme car
fied out in the refreshments. This
group of pinochle players playing
ana keeping their scores and once
sacn month have a large party
.na scores of husband and wife be-.
ing added to decide the high score
holders.