The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-10-20

ness ana pleasure trip to Callfor-
mia, where she will visit relatives.
George Plowman was operated
on this evening for appendicitis.
He ha dgone to school this morn
ing but came home feeling sick
and the emergency was decided
upon this evening.
Finley grange is sponsoring a
meeting some time next week at
which time the candidates for tire
county offices will be permitted
to speak and the initiatives and
constitutional amendments will be
discussed. Everyone is invited to
the meeting. Watch for the date.
E. B. vogel, chief of police of
Walla Walla, who was killed in
the tragic accident over there yes
terday, will be buried tomorrow.
The local blue lodge of Masons, of
which order he has long been a
member. will conduct the ceremon-
les at the cemetery.
The River Road club will meet
November 2 at the home of Mrs.
L. Smith for an all-day meeting
and pot-luck dinner. Mrs. Mary
Davis will be present and demon
strate refining coats and remodel
ing dresses. Each club member is
requested to bring a suggestion
for the Christmas kit. This meet
ing has been postponed from We'd
nesday, October 26 to Wednesday,
November 2.
Mrs. Amelia Olbrich received a
telegram. Friday morning from
Wisconsin stating her mother had
passed away that morning in her
83 year. Mrs. Louise st. Louis of
Cameron, Wisconsin, was an early
day pioneer of Wisconsin and had
been failing in health since the
first of the year. Funeral services
were held Monday. Mrs. st. Louis
is survived by ten children, 35
grandchildren and 8 great-grand-
children. Mrs. Olbrich and daugh-
ter visited her mother last sum
mer.
The Misses Catherine Hawkins,
Elsie Gleason and ,Valeria Holcomb
entertained at the Hawkins home
Wednesday evening with shower
for Mrs. Lee Lampson, jr., nee
Jane Wooden a recent bride. The
Hawkins home was cleverly decor
ated with autumn flowers. The
gifts were presented to the bride
by little Rodney Cannon, who
came in pulling the cleverly dec
GRATED wagon calling for Jane
Many of the guests were class.
mates of Mrs. Lampson and grad
yates of the class of 81.
Following the regular meeting
| OF Alma chapter of the Eastern
Star Tuesday evening, members
and their guests retired to the din
| ing room where a birthday cake
with Is lighted candles was the
center of attraction at prettily
appointed table, celebrating the
18th anniversary of the Kenne.
wick chapter. Following refresh
ments an interesting program was
given with history of the organ
nzation and early history of the
Kennewick chapter by R. @ Mac
Manon, tap dancing by Martha
Chellis and Dean Yedica, piano So
10 by Mrs. William Stricken. and
a reading by Mrs. C. F Willken-
werder, piano duet by Mrs. A. NJ
Chellis and Miss Evalyn Yedica
and group singing completed the
Program. Mrs. Allie Mclean OF
Walla, now junior Past Grand Ma
tron of Washington, was the hon.
or guest. Members from Pasco,
Walla Walla, Prosser and Waits
burg were present.
The first regular meeting of the
Kennewick Women's club was held
Friday afternoon at the chamber
of commerce rooms, which were
attractive in fall flowers. Installa-
tion of officers for the year was
held. Mrs. B. 1. Whitney was In
stalled as president; Mrs. J. n.
Siegfried, first vice president; Mrs.
Harley Peter, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. /. Serier, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. v. w. Bird, CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs. Ben Haw-
kins, treasurer and Mrs. j. r. Ay-
.ers, auditor. Miss Elsie Gleason
rendered piano solo and Mrs.
Vane Wilder sang group of
songs, accompanied at the piano
by Miss Ethel McReynolds. Chas.
L Powell, prosecuting attorney
gave a talk, taking for his sub
ject "Why I Should Vote" and al
so explained the initiatives to be
voted upon at the November .lec-
tion. Following the program Mrs.
George WI Sherk and Mrs. Nell
son Williams presided at the pref
tily appointed tea table and pour
ed.