White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-06-02

affairs of the community and they will
be missed greatly by their large circle
of friends.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs j. H.
Evett entertained at bridge in honor
of Mrs. S. F. Murray. Besides the
twelve members of the club there were
present Mrs. Clarence Berg, Mrs. Geo.
Wurtz, Mrs. S. F. Murray and Mrs.
j. H. Evett. High score was won by
Mrs. Berg and Mrs. Murray received
the guest prize. Refreshments Of straw
berry shortcake and coffee were served
by the hostess. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with roses.
The Frank Clark family spent Men,
orial Day at the Stradling home IN
Prosser.
| The Misses Louise, Edith and Hannah
DeRigio came home the latter part
of the week. The two former expect
to spend the summer here but Miss
Hannah left Tuesday for Portland. Miss
Katherine DeRigio recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis but will
soon be strong enough to return home.
Miss Bernice Griner, who has posi-
ton in Seattle, spent the weekend
at home.
| G.. E. Mansfield and Guy Dayton
spent Memorial Day at the formers
home in Davenport
Mrs. j. w. Nagel drove to Yakima
last Saturday to meet her sisterin-
law, Mrs. Fred Baptist, who had come
from Minneapolis by train. Next Sat-
urday, Mrs. Baptist expects to leave
for Tacoma to visit her mother and
other relatives.
Miss Mae Syfford left last Wednes-
day for Kent to work in the lettuce
warehouse. Miss Helen Craig, who has
been visiting in Walla Walla, also went
to Kent last week and is working in
the warehouse.
All the eighth grade pupils passed
their state examinations, the following
were mentioned in the Prosser Record
Bulletin: Ina Dayton and William Beck
received 100 in arithmetic; Thomas
Griner SO in history and Ina Dayton
W IN Grammar.
Ralph Dayton drove up from Bend,
Oregon, Monday evening and expects
to work in or around Hartford this
summer.
The Improvement Club will meet
Thursday, June 10, at the home Of
Mrs. Leo Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Root and fam
lily drove over from Yakima Saturday
to visit at the Ben Root home. Both
families spent Sunday in Walla Walla
visiting relatives.
Being informed that Vale had
strengthened their baseball team since
the last game played in Hanford, 1t
was expected that Sundays game
would be very close. However, it was
not up to expectations as Hanford
won to O. Vale used three pitchers.
Batteries for Hanford were Hartmann
and Russell Weber. The game was
featured by home run by Leo Weber.
Miss Ina Dayton spent from Friday
to Monday visiting friends in Yakima.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Moves drove to
Kennewick Tuesday afternoon to meet
their daughter, Mrs. Flora Bucking-
ham, a student at the University of
Idaho, at Moscow, who will be their
guest for few days. Miss Kathryn
Syfford, who had just finished a year
of teaching at Idaho Falls, also came
home with them and will spend her
summer vacation at Hanford with her
mother, Mrs Mamie Syfford.
! M. and Mrs M. r. Slavens made a
trip to Wiley City Tuesday afternoon
to call on Fred Reglein, who was re-
Gently injured in an automobile acct
dent. They we're accompanied as far
as Yakima by Mrs. Alice Langford and
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Berg, who
visited friends in Yakima.