White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-01-11

Tea was served by Mrs. v. q. wilson
and Mrs. Fred Gilhuly, after which a
round table discussion, led by Mrs.
Keal, brought forth many personal
anecdotes from the members concern
ing their experiences with Indians.
Mrs. Anna Jaeger was in White
Bluffs Wednesday visiting with Mrs.
Edmund Anderson.
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Among those chosen for jury duty
is Mrs. Harold Keen. She has been
notified to report for service in Prosser
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Parrish and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Keen drove to Pasco
Saturday evening to attend motion
picture show.
Harry Paschen drove to Pasco Tues
day to meet his two daughters, Mrs.
Herbert Solibakke of Seattle, and Mrs.
Mrs. Vernon Olsen and her small son
of San Francisco, who will visit here
with him for time.
Mrs. G. G. Coleman reports to the
Spokesman that she has found several
pansies in bloom in her garden. These,
with the violets seen adjoining one
New Years Day table, should certainly
cinch this districts reputation for fore
handedness.
Edmund Anderson made a trip to
Yakima Saturday, taking with him r.
j. Roberts and Mrs. G. w. Olney. Mrs.
Olney went on to her home in Seattle.
She was called here several weeks ago
by the last illness of her brother-in
law, Sam BriSco.
Fred Rea returned to White Bluffs
/ Tuesday after spending the holidays at
/ his home in Seattle. His son Sammie
Rea went to the Coast to meet Mr..
Rea. On their return the roads near
Yakima were in such bad condition
that only one way traffic was allowed,
so the Reas detoured by way of
/ Donald
II Proceeds of the tuberculosis
II Christmas Seal Sale in. White Bluffs
/ were $685. Mrs. D. S Wilkinson, who
/ was in charge of the sale asks the
II Spokesman, in behalf of the League
u and herself, to thank all of those in
the community who supported the
] Gala tl1sc 49,
only two dollars less than did last
: years SALE
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Forakre and two
children of KenneWick were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Broughton
Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Forakre's
birthday was on Sunday and Mr..
Brughton's on Monday and the visit
enabled the two families to revive a
custom they had always observed when
the Broughtons, too, lived in Kenne-
wick, of celebrating the two natal days
together.
A shower was given Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Percy
Bruce in honor of Mrs. Harry McCot-
ter. The young bride was given
number of lovely gifts, and with her
friends, passed very enjoyable after
noon, a light luncheon being served
at it's close. Those present were: Mrs
McCotter, Mrs. Percy Bruce, Mrs H.
w. Mills, Mrs. George McCotter, Mrs
Wright Wiehl, Mrs Cecil Borden, Mrs.
Alvin Barge, Mrs. Harold Keen, Mrs
Merle Benson, Mrs. Rose Morford, Mrs
Beth Beyers and Miss Alta Wright
very pleasant surprise was given
Tuesday night to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Anderson by twenty-five of the
ard-Vernita and Cold Greek neigh
bors. Arrangements were made for
everyone to meet at the house at $3.50
and swoop down upon the Andersons
for a complete surprise to both. Every
body carried large package of good
: eats which were deposited in the proper
place for future use; and after the
first excitement of the surprise, several
tables of pinochle, bridge, hearts and
other games were in play Candy, cigars
and other refreshments were served,
and about eleven o'clock the pot luck
supper was spread. About two am. the
jolly crowd wished Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson many happy returns of such
an occasion and departed for their
homes.