White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-08-03

| Sunday from Seattle where they had
been enjoying respite from the sum-
mer heat.
Miss Elizabeth Grant ratified off her
electric mixer, which she had won at
Rollinger's store, Saturday evening. It
was won by Mrs. D. @. Mock. Miss
Grant received sixteen dollars.
Mrs. e. F. Brown and her two sons,
Frank and Francis left Sunday for a
weeks visit at Ellensburg with Frank
Dawson. Mr.. Dawson came to White
Bluffs Sunday to get them.
| Mrs Ira Jones and daughter Mrs.
Frank Dawson and her three children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.. Harold
Keen Sunday. They had driven from
Sunnyside where Mrs. Dawson is now
making her home with her mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gibbins and Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Hawley and their chill
dren enjoyed a weekend vacation at
Gooseprairie, near Dumping Lake. The
men report good fishing in the streams
there.
| After a two weeks vacation in Walla
Walla, Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Krug came
home Monday. They spent the week.
end with Mr. and Mrs. AL Zarndt in
Kennewick. Sunday morning at ten
o'clock, Rev. Krug will again occupy his
pulpit.
| Miss Bertha Wills and her nephew
Francis Riddell, who have been visiting
at the j. G. Lloyd home this summer
left Monday for Victoria, B. G. From
there they will take the boat to San
Francisco and then entrain for their
home at Martinez, California.
Barnum had the Siamese Twins on
display for the tenth part of dollar.
But Arthur Campbell, while combining
his display to the vegetable world, has
siamese twins on show, too, and all for
nothing. The twins were grown on the
Frank Meek place and are two canta-
loupes firmly joined one to the other
along one side.
Joan and Godfrey johnson left
Saturday for their home at Naches.
They were guests for the last two weeks
of Elsie and Gordon Taylor. They made
the homeward trip as far as Yakima
with Harold Vredenburgh.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Taylor enter
tanned in their honor with swimming
party to which she invited number of
Children of their age.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Coleman enter
tanned at a pinochle party Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dom
aid Heath. At the close of the even
ing the twenty one guests enjoyed the
luncheon of ice cream, cake and coffee.
Mrs. George McCotter won the first
prize for ladies and P. j. Kalkwarf won
the mems prize. Mr.. and Mrs Heath
were each awarded the prize for low
score.
Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Jim Nor
ris assisted at the party.
Members of the Grange entertained
last Thursday evening at a party in
honor of Donald Heath and his bride,
the former Ava Sells About hundred
Grange members and friends of the
spent the evening dancing at the
Grange Hall. Mr. Heath is an officer of
the organization.
Late in the evening cake and coffee
were served and collection taken for
a present for the bride and groom who
had passed the customary candy and
cigars.
The orchestra which played was
composed Of: Bert Rinker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Matteson, Tex Arnold, and
Pete Kalkwarf.
| Members of the Order of Eastern
Star and Masonic lodge and their fam
| lilies gathered at the Andrew Codding
home Sunday to picnic and enjoyed the
afternoon under the shade trees. About
sixty men, women and children were
present.
Luncheon was served AT $780, So
bountiful was the repast that the ice
cream and cake, intended as desert,
were not eaten until later in the after
noon before the guests went home.
While the children played games
their elders INDUCED in croquet and
horseshoe pitching. Mrs. E. F. Newton
rated the feminine championship in
croquet while Dannie Williams earned
the honors in the mems game.