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

STRUCK Dy announcer machine on the
highway near Stockton. Miss Kate
Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Fuller, was
also in the car, but escaped with
slight injuries. Miss Lewis was a
delegate from Mt. Hood Chapter o.
=. s.. to the Grand Lodge in San
Francisco and reports interesting
sessions throughout the entire pro-
gram.
> Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dundee. accom-
panied by their daughter Helen and
Miss Robin Stokes, all of Spokane.
motored here from California and
spent few days in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Crosswhite
and Mrs. o. Wright. Several social
courtesies were extended the party
during their stay here. Friday Mr..
and Mrs. Crosswhite entertained with
a dancing party for their guests. Pre-
ceding the party, Mesdames Scheiwsh
and Crosswhite were hostesses AT
luncheon at which covers were placed
for fourteen. Cards were enjoyed for
which the following prizes were
awarded: Mrs. Wilbur Mercier, first |;
Mrs. (. Dundee, consolation. Sat
urday morning Mrs. Fred Bollen en-
tertained at breakfast complimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dundee and daughter.
The party left Sunday morning for
Seattle where Miss Stokes was pre-
sented in recital at the First A. M. f.
Church with Miss Dundee as accom-
PIANIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore left Mon
day for Oakland.
The Misses Wilma Lucas and Nell
lie Allen, w. d. Allen Jr., and Bob
Allen left Friday on a motor trip
to Los Angeles where they will visit
their aunt, Mrs. CAN'T.
Miss F. NJ. Aries of Santa Barb
ara, en- route to Seattle and Canada,
is spending a few days in the city
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
]. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee of Spokane
are the house guests of Mrs. Mar
ion McClear, sister of Mr.. Lee. They
are accompanied by their young son
and will visit in California before
returning home. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Scott entertained informally We'd
nesday evening for their pleasure.
George Dixon, local welterweight,
left this week for Oakland for a
match.
Mrs. w. F. Smith was luncheon
hostess last Friday at her beautiful
suburban home honoring Mesdames
B. Turner and s. Holt of Pasadena
on the eve of their departure. Cow
ers were placed for twenty at five
card tables in the spacious living
room which was a bower of yellow
blossoms, harmonizing the color
scheme of yellow and white, which
was also reflected in the linen and the
artistic table decorations. A delic-
ious luncheon was served. Mrs. d.
A. Graham, distinguished visitor
from Monrovia Africa graced the
tables. After the luncheon cards
formed an enjoyable diversion re-
sulting in the following prizes being
awarded: Mesdames d. Gulliford
and Mason tied for first prize, which
Mrs. Mason won by cutting the high
est card; Mrs. S. Holt won the con-
ISOLATION prize.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Moore was the scene of delightful
dancing party Saturday evening hon
oring w. d. Allen Jr. who is home
from school. The radio furnished a
splendid dance program. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Unique IA
vors and caps added to the evenings
pleasure.
Mrs. ]. w. Stanley complimented
Miss Alberta Mayo at a prettily APP
pointed luncheon Friday. Miss Mayo
will leave soon for Kansas City where
she is teaching French and Physiol-
ogy at Quindero College. Miss Ma
yo entertained about forty guests
with a dancing and cabaret supper
Thursday evening. A color scheme
of green and gold was beautifully
carried out in the lighting and floral
decorations. japanese fans and neck
ties were the favors. Miss Mayo was
assisted by Phillip Moore, Bob AL
len and Evelyn Freeman who served
the tables. Music was furnished by
Tillotson's Orchestra. Miss Mayo
was the motive for a dinner party
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis at which covers were
placed for the Misses Mayo, G.. Bak-
err, L. Brown and Messrs. Gene Carr,
Dick Boyle and the hostess.
Mrs. Clara Bell entertained with a
dancing party Wednesday evening in
honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Hugh Bell of Los Angeles, who has
been visiting here with her infant
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maloney of
Pueblo are the house guests of Mrs.
Maloney's sister, Mrs. Chappy Log
an. Mr.. Sam Nelson, also of Pueblo,
enroute to San Francisco also stop
ped for few days visit with friends
here. Miss Robena Brown and Mrs.
L. r. Blackburn entertained with an
auto trip along the Columbia high
way. honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney.
Miss Jennie Dora Grayson was din
ner hostess Thurs. at her home in AL
berta complimenting w. d. Allen Jr.
and Miss A. Mayo at which covers
were placed for fourteen. Addition
al guests were invited in for the ev-
ening.
Mesdames Bernard Gravalli and
Hugh Bell left Thursday for their
homes in California after spending |
a very enjoyable vacation in the
Rose City. During their stay they |
were the recipient Of many social
The office suite of DIR. f. L. Book
err in the Panama Bldg. had many |