The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-30

~ hhONhS anu KICKS from OUT
folks that we appreciate their good
feelings when they show them as
they usually do during ali the holt
day easons--remembe that we
are unmarried and have no family
Thank you one and all.
Any person wishing to assist us
with the subscription campaign mex.
year, please call at office and see
us as TO terms etc, 1881 Pacific
Avenue.
The Daughter Elks had splen-
did turnout Monday night for their
annual social at the Traveller
Home" commonly known as the
Elks Hall.
Judgment was obtained last Fri
day in Justice Blanche F. Millers
Court against Rev. A. l.. Byrd by
Mr.. j. II. Brooks in the sum OF
SGT including costs for labor done.
Catholic Tacoma Chapter No. /
will not meet at their usual time
during January-further notice will
be given; convert class will be
started at next meeting-those de-
string instruction are notified 10
look out for the call for the meeting.
ing. Father Vrebrosh, instructor
Rev. John McAstocker being very
i'll at the hospital. o..
Mr.. Osee Reed of 1910 So. Sheri-
dan avenue is still quite i'll; he gets
about sometimes and then again is
Mrs. Florence Perkins was at her
old job on the elevator at the Provi-
dent Building last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Carter passed
the weekend of Christmas at Everett.
We promise you an improved
ENTERPRISE beginning with the
Annual Edition, and we hope TO
have your cooperation during the
coming year to make this paper bet
ter known in Tacoma and better
patronized. We are looking forward
to a subscription campaign, and
hope no one will refuse to give Ia
coma its proper support. Tacoma
readers should understand that the
TACOMA PAGE reflects on all OF
us, not Just the editor only. For II
Tacoma people will use the paper
for their business and social affairs,
the advertising the city obtains will
more than pay for the expense. Two
dollars the year, payable in advance,
enables us to pay for the labor done
in getting the paper out. Cease to
complain and put your shoulders to
the wheel and help. Let old grudges
and past faults be laid aside and
let's boost our portion of THE EN-
TERPRISE.
Sergt. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis en-
tertained with an all-night party for
more than 20 guests Christmas night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Robinson en-
tertained 40 guests Monday night.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed. Lunch was served in the break
fast ROOM
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and Mr..
and Mrs. James Allen gave a miscel-
laneous shower for the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Chew,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed in Christmas colors. There were
20 guests present, out-of-town guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dahlberg and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall. rs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gibson enter
tanned at Christmas dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. J. Allen, Miss Anita Barbee,
John Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dahlberg
and Mrs. Alice Roberts, mother of
Mrs. Ray Gibson.
Sergt. and Mrs. Matthew Smith
entertained at Christmas dinner for
Sergt. o. Gale and family and Sergt.
and Mrs. Tenyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moore enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. +. Harrington of
Everett, Wash, during the Christ
mas holidays.
Sergt. and Mrs. Andrew Smith en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gibson,
Sergt. and Mrs. G. G. Matthews, G.
V. Taylor and Miss Daisy Taylor at
dinner Christmas.
Mrs. H. J. Miller entertained at
luncheon for Mrs. Jane Elmore, mo-
ther of DR.. +. +. Gilmore, Mrs. E. E.
Elmore, Mrs. d. w. Gibson, Mrs. L.
Adams and Mrs. c. c. Matthews.
Lily of the West Temple No. $50,
/. b. p. o. +. of Washington. sur
prised Mrs. Louise Harrison, ID. r.,
Thursday night with gift of beau
tiful bridge lamp in token of the
esteem in which she is held. A lunch
con was served.
Mrs. Jane Elmore of Los Angeles
arrived in the city to spend the win
ter with her son, DR.. Z. L. Elmore,
and Mrs. Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Brown passed
the Christmas holidays visiting
friends at Spokane.
Young Matrons Club held its tree
exercises at the home of Mrs. Fred
erick Bruce. The tree was one of
beauty. Each member exchanged
gifts with others. The hostess, Mrs.
pwuco eo~xoI n lunoLaou