The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
LITTLE STORIES Of the week
H. .#@ BY FLORENCE OLIVER
Phone News TO kennewick 2442 before 1uesday Noon

NE OLIVER
2442 before Tuesday Noon
| Mrs. Bob Graves returned Sun
day from Tacoma where she haG
gone on Friday to accompany hel
father, c. S. Sturgess of Pasce
who entered the MP. hospital fol
| treatment.
/ Leaving Sunday, Bill Gravens.
lund with his son Dick and his
mother Mrs. ]. H. Gravenslund
motored to Darby, Mont, to yisi,
Mrs. Gravenslund's son and wife
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Schmandt
They plan to be back in a week.
Mrs. E. R. Carnahan was home
again Wednesday after a visit
in the home of her son Marvin
Canadian in Yakima. During
her stay she attended the grad
uation of her grand daughter
Marjorie Canadian in a class of
418 from the Yakima high
school.
| Long time residents Of Kenne-
wick will be interested to learn
OF the marriage of George F.
Richardson and Miss Esther
Bienfang in New York City on
May q. Miss Bienfang is former
director of Whitman Conserva-
tory of Music and Richardson is
an attorney with offices in New
York City. They will make their
home in that city.
Mrs. R. A. divers nephew,
Douglas Gibbs and son Bruce of
Seattle visited last week end
with his aunt and in the homes
of his cousins H. E. and Larry
Oliver and Mrs. w. S. Washburn.
A large group of PEG. MEM
bers drove to Walla Walla
Thursday where they were en-.
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Howard Whitbeck for the an
nual picnic. Mrs. Whitbeck, a
member of Chapter 40. moved to
Walla Walla last spring to make
her home. Guests attending from
that city were Mrs. B. E. Reser,
Miss Fannie Dunwoodie, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Dean Yedica's father, R.
S. Talbot of Phoenix, Arizona is
her house guest while Mrs. Tai
bot and her grand daughter, lit.
tie Jodie Yedica. are visiting in
Baltimore for several weeks. Mrs.
Yedica and her father returned
Saturday after spending a week
in Seattle. Mrs. Robert Schoen.
berg and three year old daugh.
ter Pamela came with them for
a visit in the Yedica home.
Visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith of West
Columbia avenue last week
were their son Pvt. Richard /.
I. Smith of the Signal Air Corps
and their daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evett and
young son Eric from Pullman.
Richard left Saturday morning
10 report at Fort Monmouth, N. |
J. The Evetts also left Saturday |
N company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Audley Evett of Spokane for a
,wo weeks vacation trip in Cali.
'ornia. Mrs. Smith is caring for
Ter grandson Eric while his par.
,nts are away.
Mrs. Donald MCPHERSON and
.wo children of Seattle came Sat.
lrday to visit for a fortnight
With her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin CARRIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lueck
Kay Paige) are parents Of
laughter born Saturday in the
'asco hospital.
Mrs. Kessler' Campbell and
Mrs. Forrest Gragg shared host.
SIS honors in entertaining for
hrs. Francis Thiel Friday after
loon at the Campbell home on
Murphy Road. A shower of lay
tie gifts was presented to Mrs.
'hiel. Guests present included
Hrs. John George Jr., Mrs. Harley
Jeel, Mrs. Ernest Dickinson, Mrs.
,arl Mayer, Mrs. M. Simmelink,
drs. Ora Dickinson, Mrs. Neil
filler, Mrs. Jim Dickinson, Mrs.
,arl Story, Mrs. Henry Smith,
1rs. j. C. Pratt and Mrs. John
Entertaining at the Riviera
upper club Ellis Dorothy was
ost to a group of friends at din
er on Wednesday evening. The
uests included F. P. Meverden,
William Gravenslund, George
ones, Odes Sloan, Francis Lud.
wv, Milton Libby, The Rev. ]. B.
oan, Phil Heffelfinaer and
lare Shaw.
Mrs. w. S. Hulet, DR.. and Mrs.
1illis Taylor and Lowell TAYLOR
ere in Portland last week to
ttend the graduation of Miss
aphne Taylor from the Univers.
y of Oregon Medical School of
ursing which took place on
thursday. Miss Taylor accom-
anied the party on their return
ome Friday, staying until Sun.
ny when she went back to
ortland.
Arriving Tuesday morning Mr..
i'd Mrs. Leo Dubois and sons
e here from Rrainard, Mimi,
visit for several days in the
'mes of his brothers, Ovid and
elvert Dubois.
Mrs. Vern Adolphson's sister,
rs. Carl Sandgrin, and three
ms from Marysville, Calf, and
+ mother, Mrs. Helen Hills OF
ickatat came Sunday for a /
% weeks visit with the Adolph- |
n family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don visger and /