The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-08-09
Disbarment Case Heard
Against Seattle Lawyer

uutl ny ItHldlu as lawyer. ZEN
land was charged with Withholding
funds collected for a client z. l..
Woodson, and also converting to his
use money paid for a fine by Geor-
gia Claibourne. Penland stoutly de-
MED the charges and presented an
able argument in his defense. The
case was prosecuted by attorney l..
b. Donley before d. Rowland. w. G.
McLaren and T. f. Grady, law
board of examiners. Findings of
the board will be given to the state
Supreme Court, who will announce
| the decision. which will not be made
until sometime in October.
Mrs. F. B. Cooper, who underwent
an operation this week at the Swed-
ish Hospital, is reported rapidly i'm
proving.
Little Evelyn Stevens, talented
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Stew
ems. who won second prize at the
recent youthful artist contest at the
Grace Presbyterian Church, was pre-
sented with a gold bracelet as a Gift
from the Thursday Study Club.
There was only one prize provided
for at the contest and the Thursday
Study Club has offered to give the
second prize each year. Evelyn is
three years old and has an unusually
sweet voice for a child of her age.
Mr.. VIM. Henderson of Port An
geles was the weekend guest of Dr.
Arthur Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson motor
ed to Everett last Sunday when they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Payne for breakfast.
Mrs. A. L. Fields returned Sum
day from Portland where she was
the guest of Mrs. Grace Jackson.
Mr.. Fields motored to Portland for
Mrs. Fields.
After several weeks spent in
Portland visiting relatives Mr.. Dan
Byrd returned to Seattle last Sun
day.
Among the Portlanders who spent
the weekend in Seattle and attend
ed the Elks picnic were: Mrs.
Charles Fair, Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs.
Katherine Gray and DAUGHTER, Mrs.
Chas. Williams, Mrs. w. Walker and
Mrs. VIM. H. Jones. During the visit,
Mrs. Jones, who is a representative
of the vii Knit Hosiery and Under
wear Co., combined business with
pleasure and took several nice or
ders for goods.
Mr.. Evans Miller and daurhter,
Tessie, Dorothea Young. Mr. Harry
James and mother. Mrs. Hattie James
and Mrs, P. Frazier motored to Van
couver and spent the weekend. On
their return they were accompanied
by Mrs Miller who has been visiting
there for the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Creasman was hostess
at q dinner Monday honoring Mrs.
d. A. Graham who recently gave a
series of lectures on Africa in Sc
attic. Other guests were Mrs. Mar
garet Smith. house guest of Mrs.
Creasman, Miss NJ. Smith and Rev.
A. X. Dobbins. Mrs. Graham de-
Pdl leu IhSsudN lOT NHlCALO ION
her husband, Rev. D. A. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Garcia. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Stone and daughter, Miss
Ethel Stone, spent pleasant week
end at Lake Crescent.
Mrs. L. Holmes was hostess at
500 party Wednesday evening COM
plimenting Mrs. S. H. Madison, who
left Saturday for New York. Five
tables were in play. Prizes were
awarded as follows: Mrs. Carrie
Black. first; Mrs S. Williams, sec
ond; Mrs. Pearl Miller, BOBBY. For
whist, Mrs. Dobbins of Birmingham,
Ala, won first prize, and Mrs. Allie
Wilson of Tacoma, consultations
Mrs. Mary Embrey and Mrs. A. d.
Harris were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Reese of Portland during the
past week.
Mrs. Catherine Gray and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Williams, of Portland,
are in the city this week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Scott enter
tanned at dinner Sunday compliment
ing Mrs. Miami Wilson Davis. who Is
Jeavine Seattle for st. Louis where
] she will teach in the public schools.
/ Ten guests enjoyed the hospitality Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Miss Sarah Green entertained with
a dancing party Friday evening for
the pleasure of her house guest, Miss
Jennie Dora Grayson Of Portland.