The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-09-06


dinner Sunday at the home of
RS. Daisy Moore, when covers were
faced for six. Monday the visitors
kere entertained at luncheon by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed at their
buntry home on Base Line Road.
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
5eo. Mullen Tuesday evening at the
Masonic entertainment, and Wednes-
hy Mr.. and Mrs. Chappie Logan
scre their hosts at breakfast. Their
many friends regret their departure
thursday for their home in Twin
Balls, Ida.
Mrs. S. L. Hill and small son left
Srnday for two-month visit with
platives and friends in San Angelo,
rexas.
Miss Juanita Phelps, the popular
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
phelps of Seattle, has been in the
ity, the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. 7. Moore, on l.. 47th street.
While here she was the motive for
many social affairs--an auto trip to
he beach by Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. a
dancing party Friday night, shared
honors at n dancing party Monday
eyening at Leonora Freeman's, and
hneheon Tuesday afternoon at
Kathryn Fairs. Miss Juanita left
tuesday for her home in Seattle.
Miss Clifford Freeman is con-
salescing slowly from her attack OF
low blood pressure. In company
with Mrs. Dora Gulliford she spent
Labor Day as the guest of Mrs. VIM.
bones and Miss Kate Lewis.
Mrs. Maudie Fields spent Labor
Dav with Mrs. Grace Jackson. She
took advantage of the excursion
rates to Portland from Seattle.
Mrs. Marie Smith, with her dauGh-
Ter Rose, left Wednesday for Spo-
kane, Wash. for short vacation.
Mrs. Marion McClear left Satur-
day for Spokane to spend Labor
Day with her brother and family.
Mrs. Ninrod Jackson and brother
gack Coney left for their home in
Missouri, having received a message
of the sudden illness Of their mother,
who resides there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Brown re-
burned Saturday after a pleasant
Nisit with relatives and friends IN
ARKANSAS.
Mrs. r. +. Morrison writes from
Oakland, Cal, that she is being
Royalty entertained in Oakland
BERKELEY and San Francisco. She
Eyas a theatre guest of Miss Orah
Rhodes, who formerly lived in Port
band. c-o
Holiday. private car men, were IN
IChicago during the Elks convention
land report a delightful stay.
Miss Maxine Maxwell, daughter OF
lMr. and Mrs. Chas. Maxwell OF
lSalem. will enter Oregon State Col
Iere this fall. majoring in pharmacy.
IRest wishes for her success.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Waters of Cor
HALLS spent the Labor Day holiday
lin The, city visiting friends. They
Iwere house guests of'1Mr' ana MIS-
Nv. Boyle. 80, ,..,t,,u
takes this means to eXpressg,, her !
thanks and appreciation to MISS hate
Lewis, who so ably handled the news
flor the past month, and to Mrs. Dora Dor:
IGulliford, who took care OF the pus'-
Mrs NJ. WATSON entertained FRI
IIav with q delicious fouf-courSe uii'-
Inpr. The prettily appointed table
Iwos conferred with bouquet oil
Inastel shaded 'snap dragons. Covers
Were laid for IL guests.
Mrs. l.. Beals and Rev. u. b. HAM
t;lton of Seattle were weekend guests
Iof Mrs. Grace Jackson, 7O9 Harold
Iayenue. and were honored guests az
Ia breakfast Monday at which covers
Iwere placed for five. ,o
i Among the Portlanders returning
from the beaches are Meedames >. a
IWisdom, !. f.. Keene, U. >. keed
IMr, and Mrs. Alternately and family
IMr. and Mrs. B. Tinseley, Mrs. Kan
Idolph and her house guest, MRS
IWiIliams of Chicago, Ill. Mrs: Ran
Idolph and Mrs. Williams will Wis,
I'm Vancouver. B, C., Victoria, b. Z.
land Seattle. priorsto Mrs. Williams
Ircturn. home. - ,.-
Mrs. Winnie Davis has returned
Ihome after delightful stay at Sea
Nside. n, .o.
Itained with a dancing party at Era
Eternal Hall Wednesday evening u
Honor of Mrs. L. Mason and. daugh
tor of st. Paul, MINI. The honore,
Iguests were popular visitors an
many social affairs were arrange
for them. -,
Miss Virginia Avery entered tn
Benson polytechnic school this SC
Imester.