The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19

Chapter. Hercules Lodge, Alabama
] Club and the VIII Do Club and the
| friends who sent floral offerings.
Henry Maitland, Widower.
VIM. X. Matthews, Son.
/
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Riddle of
Belingham and children were visit
ors in the city over the weekend.
They left Wednesday for Tacoma.
Keep Off Date: September s.
Historical Society will present Fran
ccs Nickawa, Indian girl elocution-
;st, at First A. M. E. Church.
Mrs. j. f. Stevens, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Fred l.. Harris,
passed the weekend at Tacoma visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of
Tacoma passed Sunday here visit
ing their daughters, Mrs. William
Nelson and Mrs. o. b. Albert.
A. A.. Taylor and Theodore A.
Hath left Monday for st: Paul,
MINI. After few weeks in st. Paul
Mr.. Hath will go to New. YORK,
where he will enter Columbia Uni
versity.
Arthur L. Wells left Wednesday,
motoring to Los Angeles, where ne
will attend the University OF South
ern California.
Morace and Morve, young sons OF
| Mrs. Evelyn Smith, are passing the
| weekend at Keyport visiting at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dixon.
/ Mrs. Mary Saunders and Mrs. Myr
| tie Murrell jointly entertained Tues
day night with a dance party at tn'
j Dunbar Hotel, honoring prominen
Seattle visitors. Sixty couples en-
Il joyed the afafir.
II Mrs. C. C. Wilson, Mrs. E. S. Val
entine and Mrs. M. Locke jointly en-
| tertained with card party Wednes
| day night at the Y. w. c. A., honor
ing Mrs. Verna McDougal and he
cousin, Mrs. j. E. Ledbetter, both
whom are visiting her from Chicago
/ Fifty guests enjoyed the affair an
eleven tables were in play. At fiv
hundred prizes were awarded MR.
Rose Scott, NJ. johnson and 0. Grin
stead. At whist prizes were won b
Miss A. Quarrels, Mrs. w. M. Tray
eye and ii. p. Vasser.
III The hostesses were assisted b
Mrs. Pearl Miller, Mrs. Minnie Wi
son and Mrs. Rose Scott.
III Honoring Mrs. w. ID. Carter 9
Pasadena and Mrs. Lillian Marsha
of Los Angeles and Mrs. CARR
jackson of Minnesota, Mrs. Har
Duval was a charming hostess
breakfast Tuesday morning at Wax
Robin Inn. About 35 guests enjoye
her hospitality. Among out-of-tow
guests were Mrs. b. George of Sa
II Francisco, Mrs. Harris of Kans,
City, DR.. and Mrs. Sewall of Wasl
ington, d. c., Mrs. v. McDougal an
Mrs. Ledbetter of Chicago and
Short of Los Angeles.
nh Miss Margie L. Danley, exccuti,
secretary of the Y. w. c. A.; Mr.
ii Pearl. c. Stewart and Mrs. Ella Ho
III loway, all of Portland, are guests |
III the Dunbar Hotel this week. Mi
Danley and Mrs. Stewart will lea'
next week Tor Canada. Wnne {
their vacation they are working
the interest of the Girl Reserves.
III The Matinee Matrons Club he
HI its regular meeting Wednesday
III the residence Of Mrs. Cecile McIve
HI Following the business meeting Y
II afternoon was passed at cards. Nj
III Sadie Crane and E. II, Chainey we
u guests Of honor. The followir
prizes were awarded: Mrs. Paulil
III Anderson, first; Mrs. Hazel Dixo
second, and Mrs. Lottie Grinstea
consolation. Refreshments also we
served.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sexias ente
tanned at a beautifully appointed di
ner last week, honoring Mrs. j.
Hollifield and Mrs. j. L. Strong.
III The Harmony Art Twelve Cl'
will meet next Thursday at the hor
III Of Mrs. William Wright. In the
nails of their card series Mrs. Barre
won second prize instead Of the CO
ISOLATION, as was reported last wet