The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-26

Inc climax Emergency bail that
was to be given by the Elks has been
postponed from March 80 to date
to be announced later.
A REORGANIZATION meeting of the
P. P. B. A. of A. was held March
10 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Cage. 800 Halsev street. Of
ficers are: President. Mrs. Estella
Culp. vice-president. Mrs. Beatrice
Bannister; Mrs. l.. Fisher, secretary
Mrs. w. Cochran, treasurer; Mrs.
Elsie league. parlimentarian. This
organization Is an auxiliary to the
local 81. All Pullman Porters' wives
are requested to become members.
Mrs. Cage served the guests, num-
bering II. with a delicious repast
and she was assisted by Mrs. b. Ban
mister.
Unique Formal Ball Brilliant Affair
The ball given by the Unique club
of Goodfellows at the Elks temple on
the 18th was all that had been an
ticipated. The hall was attractively
decorated with appropriate st. Pat
rick's colors and emblems. Despite
the stormy weather nice sized
crowd was in attendance. Mrs. Kath-
crime Gray. president Emeritus of
the o. F. C. W. and Mrs. Lenore
Henderson, connected with the city
police bureau, we're patronesses. Mes
danes r. Garrett, l.. r. Blackburn,
as hostesses. Among the beautiful
frocks worn by the ladies was an
eggshell white satin, worn by Mrs
e. j. Minor with slippers to match;
Miss Lewis was lovely in the palest
blue crepe with long gloves and slip
pers to match. She wore coral Jewell
ry. Mrs. L. K. Blackburn was digni-
fled in a pastel green satin of the
latest mode. Attractive accessories
were worn with this. Miss Patter-
son wore a dark frock with an err
mine wrap. Mrs. Garnett was love-
ly in pale green lace. A chic shell
pink crepe with spangled bodice was
worn by Mrs. Blanche Brown. She
carried an equisite black Spanish
shawl embroidered in white, Mrs.
George Scott was in white lace COM
bined with crepe, a contrasting blue
of the slippers. corsage and kerchief
was very fetching. Mrs. Edward
Watson's youthful beauty was en-
HANGED by her attractive pale yellow
period frock Mrs. Edith Williams
wore blue lace formal ensemble.
Mrs. Effie johnson wore an attrac-
tive costume of rose beige lace.
Miss Jennie Dora Grayson was lovely
in a pastel blue crepe and net. Her
white morie evening wrap was ella
borate. Miss Chrystalee Maxwell
was attractive wearing a flame vel
vet with long white gloves and eve
ming wrap in harmonizing color.
Mesdames P. Stewart, J. Martin, NJ.
Cain, J. W. Ingersoll. w. Badger,
Fred MeClear and J. Williams were
becomingly gowned Mr.. Fred Nc
Clear was chairman of arrange
ments.
Miss Bernice Wilson. who passed
through the city last week en- route
10 her home in Seattle from Los An
geles was the motive for a pajama
breakfast given Sunday morning by
her hostess. Miss Jennie Dora Gray
son. The invited guests were Miss
Melba Ingersoll, Miss Leon Whar-
ton, Mrs. Charles Williams. Miss
Chrystalee Maxwell, Miss Alberta
Mayo and Mrs. Richard Boyle.
The parsonage OF Mt. Olivet Bap-
( fist church was the scene of love
ly St. Patrick's tea, given by the
Searehlight club. Mrs. J. L. Castor
and Mrs. l. Nancy were hostesses
Small tables were attractively ap.
| pointed with cleaning silver and
/ cut flowers. The color scheme Of