The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-01-20

Mrs. Mae Shanafelt left Tuesda
evening for Seattle, where sh
plans to make her home with he
son, who is attending the u. of w
She will return in a week or tel
days to close up her affairs here.
The Sub Deb club met at tn,
home of Vicky White Tuesday eve
ming with Ellen Wysong as assist
ing hostess. Plans were made fo
a Valentine party. A social evenin,
} was spent with refreshments be.
ing served by the hostesses.
! Friends here have received wore
of the birth of a son to Mr.. anc
Mrs. M. w. King of Wallace, Idaho
Friday on January IA. The youns
lad weighed five pounds and will be
called Allan Joseph. The Kings
We're former Kennewick residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bailey anC
two children of WaIla Walla ano
MIR. and Mrs. Elmo futile and
daughter of Waitsburg were Sum
day dinner guests at the M. F. Nah
er home. Mrs. Tuttle is a sister and
Mr.. Bailey brother of Mrs. Maher
The Chekola club entertained
their husbands with a dinner party
at the Glenn FELTON, home Mon
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Hauschild won high bridge honors
for the evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Matthews, second high.
Miss Katherine Ponti and the
four members of the local high
school debate team were Yakima
visitors Tuesday, where they debat-
ed with the Yakima team. Although
the local team was defeated they re-
ceived many favorable comments
on their speeches.
The Pink and Green club met last
week at the I. O. o. F. hall. The
following officers were elected for
the coming year: president, la
Wrinkle; vice president, Grace Ed
wards; secretary, Margaret Schust-
er; treasurer, Thelma Higley. Host
esses for the afternoon included the
Mesdames Higley, Sonderman,
Erickson and Albrecht.
More than two dozen members of
the Kennewick DeMolay chapter
went to Grandview Tuesday night,
where they put on the initiatory
work for the chapter there. The
work was well done and was. follow
ed by the serving of refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mcdowell, Mr..
and Mrs. Craig Human, the Misses
Ora Mae Lyons, Hazel Belle Poyn-
ter and Gertrude Nicholaus and Ed
Neuman enjoyed an outing at Toll
gate Sunday. Some of the party
also enjoyed skiing.
j. G. Pratt spent Sunday evening
in Prosser, where he attended a
program committee meeting for the
Central Washington Firemen's AS
ISOLATION. Gerald Foisy of Prosser
and j. w. Mcdonald of Sunnyside
were the other two members pres
ent.
The Masonic study club was held
at the local Masonic hall Wednes-
day evening at which time the To-
cal lodge entertained the lodges in
district No. %. Rev. John Pate of !
Hanford gave paper on Ma
sonic subject. The lodges repre-
sented were from Pasco, Grandview,
Benton City and Hanford and
there were close to go present.
The Southeastern Washington
school administrators met for their
regular monthly meeting Monday
evening. The superintendent de-
Feated the principals in the volley
ball game and as a result were
;reated to a banquet by the losers
1T the Arrow Grill. The business
Meeting followed the banquet with
5upt. E. s. Black presiding.
A dozen old-time friends were
quests at the F. F. Beste home Sum
lay night for dinner, later indulg-
ng in bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
3raver were in Kennewick from
dilton for the occasion, which was
] sort Of a gathering of old timers
n the community. The Cravers
we're one of the first families to
ettle on the Highlands. They al
o proved to be the best bridge play
rs for the evening, both receiving
Ugh scores. The combined length
# time for residence from the group
resent was something over three
hundred years.