The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-05-20

SAASScSA SAAcck, lOIIuer ke0neWiCk
resident, is down from Sunnyside on
business. s
Miss Glee Miller was a Spokane
visitor Sunday.
E. G.. Smith went to Toppenish
Wednesday on business.
Ray Stevens and Tom Warnock
OF Ellensburg were business visitors
here Monday
Mr. and Mrs George Sheppard, jr.
OF Bakersfield, California are visit
ing at the Geo Sheppard home in
the Gaden Tracts this week
Robert Williams left Tuesday for
Missoula, Montana, where he will
take a civil service examination. He
will then be stationed at Miles CITY.
The Kennewick bridge club will
meet for a one o'clock luncheon on
Wednesday, May 26 at the Arrow
Grill with Mrs Thad Grosscup as
hostess.
Rev. and Mrs F. N. Morton arriy-
ed here Monday from Seattle to
spend a weeks vacation visiting at
the home of their daughter Mrs. v.
r. Wilder.
Gene Shanafelt left Monday eve
ming to resume his studies at the
University after spending the past
week at the home of his parents
because of illness
Bert Cartwright, of Seattle, was
business visitor in Kennewick yes
terday. He was here in the inter-
ests of local golf enthusiasts, who
are still going ahead with their
plans for a grass course.
Mrs H. E. Huntington is expected
ed to return home Sunday from
Yakima, where she has spent the
past three weeks following a goitre
operation. She is reported as re-
operating favorably.
Mrs. Jas. Grierson, formerly of
Richland, who has been confined to
the hospital at Pasco for treatment,
was brought to Kennewick today.
She is at the Personette hospital
and will be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. G. A. Crawford has spent the
past week at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Crawford, in Pasco, where she
has been taking care of her new
grand daughter, Sallee Mae, who
was born on May l.
Larry Oliver returned Wednesday
evening from a. two days trip to
Spokane. He reports his niece
little Joyce Anderson as getting
along favorably following her re-
cent double mastoid and tonsil OPP
Grafton
The members of the Schubert club
together with their families, and
friends enjoyed their annual picnic
in the Sacajawea park Tuesday eve
ming. The usual singing Of songs
around the fire was postponed be-
cause of the sand storm as was also
the motor boat rides
Miss Euarda Vinson was pleas
antly surprised with a miscellaneous
bridal shower given in her honor at
the Irwin Liston home Wednesday
Forty ladies were guests at the gath
ering with Mesdames Irwin Liston
M. S. Kinkaid, w. G. Donahue, Lloyd
Vinson and Alvin Vinson as host
esseS.
The Nissaki Camp Fire girls met
for their regular meeting Wednes-
day. The girls explained their SYM
bols, designs and criticized them
They are to be handed in complete
at the next meeting and they will
also learn to make spatter prints OF
wild + lowers The girls were also
presented with their membership
cards
Miss Maude Lampson and Mrs.
Julia Hemenway were hostesses to
a kitchen shower given in honor Of
Miss Zemma Buchanan at the home
Of Mrs. j. B. Thomas Monday eve
ming. There were twenty-five guests
present including school teachers
and wives of the faculty. The eve
ming was spent with each guest
making quilt block for the honor
ed one. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
Miss Vivian Peter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Peter OF the
Highlands was recently elected pres
ident of Mamola hall which Is the
largest girls dormitory on the Ell
lensburg Normal school campus.
She was also made treasurer OF
the Woman's League, a very active
organization on the campus that
has charge of all of the school &C
tivities. Vivian is completing ner
second year at the normal.