The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-12-15
Miss Ruth Boutelle was week
end guest of Miss Ruth Swayze.

Miss Ruth Bontelle was week
end guest of Miss Ruth Swayze.
The G. E. Liston family have
moved to 1O7 Date street.
Mrs. F. L. Frazier has gone to
Pendleton for a visit.
Miss Pearl Pearce of Seattle has
been visiting at the home of her
uncle F. ]. Arnold.
The Study club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. c. F. Winken-
werder in the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. M. M. Moulton was hostess
Friday afternoon to q group of
friends at her home on Kennewick
Avenue. The afternoon was spent
with hand work and visiting.
The d. "a. r. met with Mrs. J.
H. Siegfried Monday at one o.
clock luncheon complimenting Mrs.
E. A. Gray, who leaves later in the
week for Tecumseh, Nebr. After
the program parliamentary ques-
tions were asked and answered.
Mrs. Carol Pratt and Mrs. Veta
Erickson entertained the Pink and
Green club at the Pratt home on
Thursday afternoon. After the reg
ular routine, refreshments were
served.
Alex Watson Of Kahlotus brot
Marion Crutchfield home Saturday
and remained over the weekend at
the George Crutchfield home. Mar
ion has been visiting in Kahlotus
for several weeks.
Miss Eva Nicholaus arrived at
her home Saturday morning from
Spokane where she has been at
tending beauty school. Miss
Nickolaus has received her license
now
MRS. C. d. Powell and Mrs. Thad
Grosscup entertained at seven
tables of bridge at the Powell
home Friday afternoon. First
prize was taken by Mrs. Herman
Schmidt, second by Mrs. ]. Z.
Bockius. A delightful one o'clock
luncheon was served. The house
was charmingly decorated with
winter flowers.
Tuesday evening, December ~,
following their regular meeting
the members Of the Shubert Club
are planning a party. It will be IN
the nature Of q hard time Christ
mas party and all members are
urged to be present H. NJ. s. PIN
afore by Gilbert and Sullivan will
be the clubs first presentation, the
date to be announced soon.
IA fire alarm was turned IN this
morning about $3.50 that a roof
fire in the wooden building hous-
ing the M. and c. Sweete Shoppe
and O. w. Rich. The prompt ac-
ton on the part of the volunteer
fire department and the still.
frosty morning saved the buildings
with only about q $50 damage to
the roof.
Mrs. H. e. Oliver entertained on
Monday evening with family
dinner party for the pleasure of
her husbands birthday and honor
ing his sister, Miss Florence Oil
yer, who arrived last week from
Los Angeles for visit with rela-
ives. Christmas motifs were used
% decorate the cleverly arranged
Inner table.
Mrs. A. M. iChellis entertained
With seven O'Clock dinner Tues
lay at her home on Avenue A. for
Ter officers of the Eastern Star.
Yrs. Chellis is the worthy matron
or 1892. The dinner table was
.harming with Christmas decora-
ions and softly lighted candles.
each guest received Christmas
lift. Cards was the diversion of
he evening. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Hanson Of |
orosser visited their granddaugh-
er, Miss Lorene Belair in the Pas
o hospital Wednesday. Miss Be
air was able to be brought to her
ONE in Kennewick that afternoon.
She was accompanied by a trained
lurse who will remain at the Be
air home for several days.