The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-29

mothers day from her son II.
Col. B. A. Neuman from Natoye
Japan. It was forwarded by q
radio amateur at Coulee Dam.
Mrs. T. A, Meredith from
Yakima is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and family
this week.
Mrs. Jewell Todd and two chill
dren moved to Yakima to make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bauder and
sons Gerald, Milo and Wayne
left Thursday an a two weeks
vacation trip which will take them
to Nebraska.
Mrs. Mary Misner visited last
week with her son Herbert and
family in East Kennewick. Mrs.
Misner had spent the winter in
Seattle and is returning to her
home in Reubens, Idaho.
A pre-nuptial shower was given
for Miss Dorothy Schwartz on
Sunday afternoon. Miss Audrey
Carlton was the hostess and the
affair was complete surprise to
the honor guest.
Bob Neuman flew his plane to
Seattle and back on Sunday,
spending the day visiting with
relatives.
Relatives from away who came
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Henry Burfiend held last Friday
were Mrs. Florence Pulver, from
Sherman Cakes, Calf, Mrs. H.
K. Klonts, and Mrs. Mike Eggers
from Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
B. Settlers, Portland; Mrs. J. j.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Smith, Yakima; Allen Smith,
Richland; Mrs. Williamson, Ort-
ing, WASH; and G. ]. King,
Guests Of the Charles Black
mans on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairchild of Yakima and
Mrs. Homer Waggoner. Of Pendle-
ton.
Mrs. Lorena A. Smith, Ia
miliarly known to many as
Grandma Smith, returned to
her home Saturday after five
weeks as patient in the Pasco
hospital.
Mrs. Christine Neuman re-
turned last Tuesday from a two
weeks visit with her children in
Seattle. While there they took a
vacation trip to Victoria and
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bradley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Scherger
and daughter spent Sunday fish
ing and picnicing near Yakima.
Mrs. Anna Stump at lit Third
Ave. e. and Mrs. Allen Stump Of
Rich1and were co-hostesses at a
bridal shower honoring Miss Lor-
raine Modesky last Friday eve
ming. Twenty guests were pres
ent to enjoy the affair. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and cof-
fee were served.
The Current Events club held
their last meeting for the season
at the City Park on Friday after
noon. Guests were invited and q
picnic dinner served. Mrs. George
Adams was elected president for
the coming year, Mrs. II. A. Self
ger vice-president; Mrs. o. w.
Engeles, secretary-t r e a surer.
Meetings will be resumed in Sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter
of Yakima were weekend visitors
at the home of Mrs. Porter'S
brother A. 7. Belair.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Larry
Oliver entertained in compliment
to Mrs. Ace Purdy. Lunch was
served at the Townhouse, the
party later going to the Oliver
home for three tables Of bridge.
Mrs. L. E.. Babcock and Mrs.
Ellis Dorothy won honors at
bridge and Mrs. Purdy received a
guest prize.
Mrs. Gentry Brown from Canaas
who came for the funeral Of her
nephew Allen Moore{ was a guest
Tuesday and Wednesday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Scott. Coming
also for the services were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Allen who drove
from. San Diego, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gray from Spokane.
Mrs. M. Schuster displayed her
collection Of antique glass last
Wednesday at q meeting Of the
Home Makers club in Richland
and gave q talk on Pressed
Glass;.
Carl Sandberg who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
10. E. Sandberg returned to his
home in Diamond, Wash. on SUM
day.
Mrs. Norman Robbins was IN
Walla Walla Sunday q guest Of
her son Norman Jr. student ut
Whitman. His fraternity were
| hosts to their mothers ut dinner
or that day.
Mr.. and Mr9 Ace Purdy were
honor guests Saturday evening
when the A. 7. Belair's were
hosts for two tables Of bridge.
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