The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-11-30

I'D Mrs. Chef Cheek ct
eumnu NV spent the week weekend "''''
s and Mrs. Glen H'gles ~,
M. Mrs. R. H. Phillips and
Mr. T, ana nf lind Lind were weekend
family family Of f Mrs. Elsie Mitchell
=, congregational Ladies' Aid i
I'M Nm meet Thursday. nd psesm an the e,
Ti i.b Mrs. R. E. Carpenter OH 'ne
River Road. ,.,,
NV nd. Mrs. T. B. Hauschild
MI pa a and Burke will be
TapSaanksgiving guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Floyd Higley. -,
:. paul.s Episcopal Guild will will
p. thursday : December z, with
Mrs. odes Sloan on h'VefS'us
Drive.
m cbekola club met Friday
~ ~. with Mrs. Ralph MAI
e esens Honors went to Mrs. Mar,
vim Carnahan and MIS- riosi
Higley. ill.,.
M, z1or;culture club met Mon
,.r for dessert luncheon with Mrs.
". sherk. Plans were mace
", tbeir Christmas party, which
=, be held at the home OF Mrs.
Alex Bier.
ur and Mrs. Irl Halliday and
.,;ldran Of Walla Walla were the
ueek-end guests of their parents,
W. and Mrs. Halliday and Mr.. and
T,a r. B. Terril and Mr.. Halii-
dav,s sister, Mrs. o. A. Fisher.
Mrs. James Grierson, who has
hsen . patient in the Pasco hos
n;tal for several weeks, recovering
from broken wrist and injuries
,aeeived in a fall on the stairs at
hsr home in Richland, has been re-
moved to the home of Mrs. Phil
Tier for further treatment and
care Mrs. Trier is registered
nurse.
Mrs. H. L. Blake entertained on
Friday with a one o'clock luncheon
for the pleasure of her sister,
Mrs VIM. Sly of Belle Fourche,
SD. who has been the house
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. E. Huntington for several
months Following the luncheon
three tables of bridge were in
play with honors going to Mrs. j.
d. Siegfried and Mrs. T. c. Browne
and guest prize to Mrs. Sly.
Mrs. Emma Higley entertained
with one o'clock luncheon for the
pleasure of Mrs. M. E. Walker of
n Seattle Monday. The luncheon
table was cleverly decorated with
autumn flowers and Thanksgiving
menu. Following the luncheon Mrs.
Walker received a handkerchief
shower. She left for her home in
Seattle Tuesday after an extended
visit with her son, R. E. Reed and
family.
The Business and Professional
Women's club met for a party on
Monday evening at the home of
Miss Beatrice Sherk. The Misses
Bertha Fricke, Ora Danielson and
Margaret Hawkins were hostesses.
Bridge and parcheesi were the di-
version of the evening with the
honors in bridge going to Beatrice
Sherk and the parcheesi honors to
Mrs. L. Il. Raymond. Plans were
made for giving a benefit card
party some time early in Deem
Der.
Worthy Matron Mrs. w. S. HUI
let; Associate Matron Mrs. Martin
Wysong, Mrs. Harry Cochran,
Mrs. C. Stafford, Mrs. v. w. Bird,
Mrs. b. E. Oliver, Mrs. ]. S. Tay-
Or, Mrs. Mckinley Desgranges and
Fast Matrons Mrs. A. M. Chellis,
Mrs. c. F. Winkenwerder, Mrs. j.
a. Hatch and Patron Robert O..
hacmahon were among the MEM
Ders from the local O.E.S., who at
tended meeting of the Pasco chap
.er and initiation Monday evening.
representatives were present from
Iemeii, Washtucna, Wallula and
Umatilla.
!, Inc opening of the Christmas
Seal sale will be made Sunday
mgnt with a radio announcement
over the National chain. The pro-
gram will start at 7:3O and sta
r vgns KOMO and KJR in Seattle,
nng in Spokane and KGW in
ortland will be on the air. Mrs.
ayers OF Hover asks that all To-
al people interested tune in on
S or another of these stations
; Suaoay night. The program will
pa .uoe Jessica Dragonett, Mr..
mus; xuss and Rosario Bourbon, all
=. n.nsely popular stars of TIE
a.. AN orchestra and speaker will
o De included i'll the program.