The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-03
Hartman of Pasco sper

G. Hartman. of Pasco spent
| Thursday here on business.
/. N. Mueller spent Friday and
Saturday in Spokane on business.
The Finley gym has been i'm
proved for the coming hoop sea-
son.
The Christian ladies aid will
hold their annual Christmas ba-
zaar on Saturday, December 8.
Charles Christianson is expect
ed home from business trip to
Fernwood, Idaho.
Mrs. Lee L,ampson and Theo
spent the week end visiting in the
county seat town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Smith at
tended a democratic rally in Pas
co Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thurston
and two daughters spent Sunday
with the L. B. McCalmant family
at Finley.
Mrs. George Byrd and daugh-
ter. Miss Leota have returned from
Seattle, where they spent the week
end visiting friends and relatives.
Dave BARTLETT left this morning
for Spokane on his way to his
home in Standpoint, Idaho, after
an extended visit with his sister,
Mrs. H. w. Whittemore and fam
| lily on Third Avenue.
Mrs. G. A. Purdy entertained on
! Friday with two tables of bridge.
Halloween motifs we're the clev-
erly arranged decorations. Bridge
honors went to Mrs. Marvin earn
ahan and consolation to Mrs. r.
| Matthews.
Mrs. C H. Yedica and son Dean
and Mrs. A. M. Chellis and daugh-
ter Martha plan to go to Ethiopia
this evening to attend a Get-toS
Gether meeting of neighboring
towns. Dean and Martha are on
the program for tap dancing.
Miss Marjorie Fairfield and
Miss Dorothy I.iston were hostess
es at the Fairfield home Friday
evening at charming Halloween
party. The evening was spent in
playing games, and later refresh
ments were served.
Fred Kemp Of Prosser, who was
here yesterday comforting with
local bourbon heads, declared the
Prosser section of Benton coun-
| ty is making steady inroads on the
republican party, which is nor
mally more numerous.
The Entire Nous met Tuesday
with Mrs. J. ii. Turner for des-
sert luncheon. The rooms and
tables were charmingly decorated
with autumn flowers. Bridge hon
ors went to Mrs. F. F. Beste and
Mrs. O. X. Jones.
| A group of K,ennewick and Rich
/ land friends gathered Tuesday af-
ternoon and gave Mrs. Herbert
Woods (nee Thelma Incredibly q
miscellaneous shower at her stu
dio apartments. Among the guests
were the Mesdames G. ]. Dam, r..
R. Mcintosh, @. M Pattee, T. A..
Meredith, Emma Higley and r. w.
Anderson.
M. M. Moulton left Friday for
Chelan, where he spoke at a Re-
publican rally that evenin. and on
Saturday was one of the speakers
at the Leavenworth meeting. He
was accompanied from Kennewick
by w. S. Green of the Highlands.
They returned Sunday and Mr..
Moulton left Monday for the coast
cities where he will speak in the
interest of the Republican party
and is scheduled to speak at Wall
la Walla Saturday night and take
part in the big street parade that
evening.
Twenty girls gathered at the v.
w. Bird home Tuesday evening to
form club. It is the plan Of the
girls to take hiking trips and to
form a basket ball and tennis team.
The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ray
Wilson, but no name has been SEE
lected as yet. Officers elected are
Valera Holconnb, president; Lois
Brue, vice president; Elsie Glea-
son, secretary treasurer; and Cath
crime B. Greene, reporter. Their
next meeting is to be held next
Thursday.