The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19
Sioux Falls business woman

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Mrs. l.. Mitchell, popular visitor
from Sioux Falls, S. d., left Tues
day morning for Seattle after a
delightful visit with Mrs. H. Trout
man. Mrs. Mitchell Is a charming
and interesting woman and during
her stay she was the recipient oil
social eourtesies.. Mrs. H d., Full
Ter supplemented Mrs. Mitchell with
a breakfast. Saturday morning, al
which were Mesdames W., f. Smith
C. Adams, S. Dennis, II. Troutman,
w Boyle, the guest of honor ana
the hostess Mrs. w. A. Glass was
hostess in the afternoon, with .
Columbia River Highway "trip, Lun-
eheon was enjoyed at Multnomah
Falls. Mrs. j. Duke was breakfast
hostess Sunday preceding vesper
services at which Mrs. Mitchell was
the speaker. Mrs. Troutman was
hostess at cards Sunday night for
her visitor and also complimented
Mrs. Mitchell with o luncheon Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Mitchell is
president of the N. A. A.. g. T..
Branch OF Sioux Falls and is a
board member of the Y. ". c. A.
She conducts prosperous beauty
shop and is a business. woman of
ability. rs.-
The Culture Club.
Tho Culture Club held an inter
eating meeting last Friday with
Mrs. Marion Brown, in Mt. Tabor.
The subject for the discussion was;
Religion in the Home Rev, G..
L. CASTOR. of, Mt. ,Qliyet Baptist
Church gave, an Inspiring talk, on
the. subject. Mesdames c. II. Redd,
w, II, Rutherford, and ,Caprell
were visitors, The hostess served
delicious refreshments,
Rosebud Club Whist Party.
The whist tournament sponsored
by the Rosebud Study Club with
Mrs. II. Hardin, chairman, proved
a delightful affair. A large num-
Der OF women attended each after
noon. Mrs. G.. Minor and Mrs. b.
Reese had charge of the refresh
ments, assisted by capable commit
tees. The club emblem, a pink
rose, graced the cards. Miss G.
McClain and Mrs. G. V. Grayson
were soloists for the first party
and each of them responded TO
hearty encores. The prize winners
and program will be published next
week
Otto Rutherford. AIS Shaver
Street, has a French bello shepherd
pup that he will give TO anyone
who will give. the dog a good home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bryant have
moved to sos Harold Avenue.
Card of Thanks.
We take this means to thank
our many friends for their Kindness
and beautiful floral offerings dur
ing the illness and passing of our
beloved son, husband, and brother,
Earl Edwin, Scott. Especially dc
we appreciate the thoughtfulness
OF the fraternalk organizatiohs,g the
Federated Clubs, American Legion
Post No. 4, Lee Kressler Chapter
of Disabled American Veterans of
the World War, Rev. J /. L.. CASTOR,
Rev. X. c., Runyon, Mrs. F. ID,
Thomas, Mrs. J. Baker. Miss c.
Mccain, Mt. olivet Baptist Church
choir, Joy Makers Club. Messrs, G.
Garden, Z. Flowers E. Carr, w,
Mereier, G.. Tindall and F. Lee,
also Mrs. Golf 'Cranshaw.. and fam
lily of Walla sWalla, Wash.
s,(Signed)
MR.. AND MRS. A. COFFEE, ,
MRS. DELLA. SCOTT.
MRS. GRACE SCOTT JACKSON.
The funeral coftege of Earl Ed
VIII, Scott, for whom services were
held April IL, was escorted to Lin;
coin Memorial Park by the Amer
lean Legion Post No. where the
remains, of their comrade were in
tered with full military. honors.