The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-06-25


BUSINESS visitor yesterday.
.,s;ss Ina Bennett was guest
g Mrs Melvin Dutton Monday.
rho Misses Lorene Rauscher ana
,ovce Mulkey visited in Yakima
Monday. 49,
,,rs r. S. Grosscup spent the
",,1and at the Grosscup ranch at
NJ and Mrs. A. F. Brown ana
w, Margaret were Walla Walia
visitors last week. 49, oro
Gns Neuman attended the ore
oo, washington district SYNOD at
Yakima last weekend:
,srs Fred Green and two sons OF
p,,vallup are visiting at the Frank
Green home this week.
Miss Betty Barnes left SATURDAY
tor Seattle. where she will enter the
Mae Holland beauty school. -,
The Misses Edith Tyrrell ana
Marie CULLEN were dinner guests OF
Miss irene Day Monday night. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Proost OF
po,nerov are visiting this week WITH
Mrs. Probst's sister, Mrs. M. BeaS-
ley. pu;,5ou .,d
family plan to leave soon Tor the
coast. where they will make thelr
home. ,,o
The Misses Mary Alice and Jesse
Iou Davis of Walla Walla are WISH
ING at the home of their aunt, MIS-
H. G. Fyfe.. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Gerard are the
proud parents of son born Thurs
dav. June Is. The young man has
been named Brian William.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hainsworth
left Monday for months vacation
in the East. They will visit in MO-,
Iowa. Indiana and Colorado.
Rev. H. G. Messeri of Sandy, Ore
con was a weekend visitor here.
Mr.. Messerli is former KenneWick
pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran
church.
Mrs. r. L. Nelson has been taken
from the Pasco hospital to the e. II.
Carnal1an home, where she is re-
cuperating from her recent opera
ton.
Buster Anon and Burke Haus-
child are on a bicycle tour this
week. They started out for Yakima
but sent word later that they were
going on to Seattle.
Miss Edith Tyrrell returned Sum
day from Charleston, where she has
spent the past three weeks. She
was accompanied home by her cou-
sin, Miss Marie CULLEN.
Coffee and doughnutS will be
served by the Royal Neighbor ladies
all day Saturday and also in the
evening, in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Gascoigne & Fyfe.
Miss Lorene Belair, who has just
completed her first year at the uni
versity at Seattle was placed on the
honor roll with SO average. A
/, student has to have a 3.5 to be able
to be listed on the honor roll.
The fourth division of the M. E..
aid gave farewell party at the
church parlors today in honor OF
Mrs. Vincent. The ladies presented
her with lovely lace tablecloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beaudett and
daughter Margaret of Wilmar, Min
nesota spent the weekend at the
Larry Oliver home. Mr.. Beaudett
was a resident here about % years
ago.
Thomas Brown of Spokane was a
weekend visitor here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown. He
was enroute to Texas, where he will
join the National Guard at Ran
dolph Field.
Miss Dorothea Galloway and bro
ther motored from Kellog Satur-
day to take Ruth and Roy Gala
way home with them after spending
month here with their aunt, Mrs.
H. C.. Noel.
The Misses Edith Mae and Helen
Felts left for their home in Wenat-
chez Tuesday after spending the
past two weeks working in the
fruit here The young ladies are
nieceS of Mrs. Winifred Campbell.
The Ladies of the Christian Aid
Society met at the home of Mrs.
Joe Russell on Washington st. on
Wednesday afternoon. A miscellan-
eous shower was given for Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Vinson, who were re-
Gently married.
Honoring Mrs. G. Tillery, who is
leaving this week for Texas, Mrs. j.
Rauscher entertained at her home
last Friday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in playing games
and visiting. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. There were
fifteen present.
Mr.. Koenigs attended the first
mems group meeting of the j. G.
Penny company in Walla Walla
Yesterday. He was accompanied by
MIS-. Koenigs, Mrs. H. E. Copeland
and daughter, Pearl Mary, and Miss
june Pettibone of Veradale, who
mas been visiting this week at the
COPELAND home.
A big get-to-gether picnic was
neid on the back lawn at the Larry
Onver home Sunday honoring Mr..
ano Mrs. Frank Beaudette and
laughter, Margaret. Others present
included Miss Florence Oliver, Mrs.
Eunlce Washburn and son Bob, Mr..
ana Mrs. R. A. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. =. Oliver and family.
MI. and Mrs j. G. KoenigS of
spokane have rented the home of
Mts. 6. Hume on First Avenue. Mr..
Aoenlgs is helping in the j. C. PEN
ney store during the absence of Ed
onat. Mr.. Donat is on a three
~ ontns leave OF absence at Pocatel-
~ Idaho, where he was called by