The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-02-27
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Gene Britton spent the week end
in Cheney and Spokane.
Manley Gest is slowly recovering
from a six weeks illness.
MFR. and Mrs. Carl Deffenbaugn
and son Richard were Walla Walia
visitors today.
t. Dorothy Madden Of GrandvieW
,snent the week end at the Minnie
Harrsch home.
:. The Rinkydinks met at the nome
of Mrs. Wilmot Granvenslund Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Floyd, nee Clara
Feeley, of Yakima were recent Wis
itors of Mrs. Ruth Gest.
The Misses Ruby Harrsch, Helen
Kennison and o. r. Matthews and
Dutch Matthews attended the dance
at Grandview Friday evening,
: The Misses Gertrude Nicholaus
and Katherine Eastep, Craig Hin
man and Ed Neuman motored to
Harrah Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Paden. ~ .5.9.
The Mesdames Geo. RoKKan, G.
Moore, Bert Guernsey and daugh-
ter Dorothy, Bernice Harris, Eva
Malone, Mary Williams, Bert Gar
Der and daughter Pearl called on
Minnie Harrsch Tuesday.
Homer Siegfried will appear as
tenor soloist with the Walla Walla
Symphony concert which will be
held in Walla Walla Sunday after
noon, March I, at $3.50. Mr.. Sieg-
fried will give five or six selections
on the program. g.. ,s~.k-.. s.. .
Larry Oliver is adding all new
equipment to his beauty shop which
will match, being modernistic pat
tern of black and silver. Among the
latest additions is the 1886 Natural
Permanent Wave machine which is
regulated by thermostat and has
proved very successful.
Excolantes club met with Mrs.
Joe Russell this afternoon. A birth
day shower was given in honor OF
Mrs. Guy Liston and Mrs. r. E.
Reed. The afternoon study was de-
voted to discussion Of "Consum-
ers Research" The club voted to
sponsor the Hopitu Camp Fire
group.
Homer Siegfried spoke to the
eighth graders today giving a very
interesting talk on vocal music,
telling many Of the things a young
vocal student has to expect while
starting out on the road to voice
culture. He also told Of some in
teresting facts of German and Ital-
ian vocal music.
The general aid Of the M. E..
church met for an all day session
at the church for the purpose of
cleaning the parlors. In the AFTER
noon business meeting was held
with the following officers being
elected: president, Mrs. G. A. Rupp;
first vice president, Mrs. A. v. Nc
Reynolds; second vice, Mrs. Albert
Morgan; secretary, Mrs. T. Payne;
and treasurer, Mrs. G. w. Sherk.
The Altar society card party which
was held at st. Joseph's parish house
was enjoyed by the SIS members
present. There were eight tables of
pinochle and five Of contract in
play. Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Read won
high honors in bridge. Mrs. Ros-
son and r. r. McInturf won high
in pinochle and Mrs. O. p. Miller
and Earl Merit won the consola-
ton prizes. A lunch was served lat
er in the evening to those present.
A farewell party was rendered
Mrs. Glenna Nelson at the j. Rus
sell home Tuesday evening, where
four tables Of pinochle were in play.
Mrs. Nelson was presented with a
travelling bag. She also won low
prize for the evenings play, while
Crawford Donahue won high.
The pre-school organization held
an executive committee meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Sorenson Monday
evening. The purpose Of the meet
ing was to plan the program for the
remainder Of the year. The main
subject for discussion was decided
to be that of Child Health. The
next regular meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. r. r. Gowing
on Monday, March 2, at 8 pm. Mrs.
Cecil Boyer and Mrs. Chester Dur
die are to be assisting hostesSes.
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