The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12

slight injuries and was able to con-
tinue the trip by train. Mrs. Fuller
and Mr.. Corneal were severely cut
and bruised and were rushed to a
hospital, where Mr.. Corneal was OPP
Grated upon for severed artery in
the face. Both patients are reported
improved. The car was completely
demolished.
For the pleasure of several visit
ors in the city, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Braggs entertained with dancing
party Friday night.
DIR. E. L. Booker, who recently
passed the state board of dental ek-
animation, has secured commodious
quarters in the Panama Building,
Third and Alder Street, and has been
busy installing equipment. He will
have formal opening of his offices
in the near future.
Mrs. Lola Graham McCants was
hostess at breakfast Saturday, hon
oring her mother, Mrs. ID. A. Graham,
who is visiting her from Monrovia,
Liberia. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Nc
Cants were honor guests at First
Christian Church Tuesday night,
where Mrs. Graham delivered an adj
dress on conditions in Liberia.
Mrs. Mary Alexander entertained
at luncheon Monday, honoring the
birth anniversary of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Alexander.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Sewall of
Washington, d. c., have arrived for
a two weeks visit with friends here.
Miss Lenora Freeman is visiting at
Salem this week.
Among the many elaborate social
functions this week was the garden
party Sunday afternoon given by
Mrs. Barbara Merriman on the beau
tiful lawn of her home. About go
guests were present. Among out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Turner and
Mrs. Holt of Pasadena, Mrs. Irving
of San Francesca, Mrs. Banks and
Mrs. Lewis and Denver and Miss AL
berta Mayor of Kansas City. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Grayson,
Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Nor
ton and Miss Nellie Allen and Miss
Jennie Grayson.
Mrs. Grace Scott Jackson passed
her vacation at Seattle, guest of Mrs.
+. Redd. Miss Maude Fields returned
with Mrs. Jackson to mass the week.
end.
Mrs. B. Turner and Mrs. S. Holt
of Pasadena left Thursday for their
home after most enjoyable visit
in the Rose City and other places.
While here they were extensively en-
tertained. Among the affairs given
in their honor during the last week
were a dinner Saturday night by
Mrs. Highly, beautifully appointed
breakfast Tuesday by Mrs. Dora Gull
liford. The dining room was a bow
er of artistically arranged flowers.
Covers were placed for the honored
guests, Mrs. w. +. Smith, Mrs. +. c.
Dyer, Mrs. H. d. Fuller, Mrs. w.
Boyle and the hostess. Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Fuller entertain
ed with reception honoring the
matrons, who also were their house
guests. About so guests called dur
ing the receiving hours. Mrs. Fuller
was assisted by Mrs. l.. Henderson,
Mrs. w. Boyle and Mrs. w. F. Smith.
During the evening a classic program
of radio music was enjoyed.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Grayson formed a beautiful setting
for a luncheon last Friday afternoon
followed by cards when Mrs. Gray
son and Miss Margie Danley enter
tanned, complimenting the honored
guests. Covers were placed for 20.
The guests and the hostesses were
presented with orchid corsages by
Mrs. Erwin Flowers. Prizes were
won at cards by Mrs. ]. w. Ingersoll
and Mrs. w. A. Glass. The honored
guests were presented with dainty
handkerchiefs, the handwork of Miss