The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-06-11

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The Rose City Lodge I.B.P.O.E.W.
are sponsoring the first boat excur-
sion OF the season when they enter
tain Saturday night July a, on the
Swan Exalted Ruler Blasingame
and the entertainment committee
are planning good time Tor their
guests.
Mr.. Jefferies of Oakland is
guest at the Fuller home on Tibet
street. He expects to have his fam
lily join him later.
The many friends of Mrs. Burt
Turner will be happy to learn that
she is improving from her recent Sc
rlous Illness which neeessitated a
blood TRANSMISSION, the necessary
amount was given by her sister, Mrs.
Edith Williams. Mrs. Turner takes
an active part in the fraternal, re-
hgious, social and club lite and has
been greatly missed during her ill
ness. She is the daughter of Mrs.
atherine Gray, presiaent emeritus
of the O.F.C.M. Her husband is the
director of the Dixie strollers or
chestra.
Mrs. Jack Henderson, accompan-
led by her children, left this week
for several weeks stay in Seattle,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Cora Minor was hostess We'd
nesoay afternoon for the meeting of
the Rosebud Study club. Mrs.
Blanche holiday and Miss Kate
Lewis were elected delegates to the
annual ederation meeting which
convenes June "a. The clun is spon-
soring the trip of member OF the
Girl Reserves of the ~ to Rock
Creek summer camp. A report of
the executive board meeting OF the
y. +. e. w. was given by the sec
reatry, Mrs. Pearl Stewart. Mrs.
Ella morton will be hostess this week
at her home in Alberta.
The Northwest Enterprise is for
sale at the Friendship Pool Hall, los
N. 6Uth ST.; the Elks Club, Williams
ave., and the Curtis Cafe, corner of
wiIiams Ave. and Weidler streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gragg were
honorea on their fifteenth wedding
anniversary at beautifully apoint-
ed dinner party Sunday at which
Mrs. +. d. Thomas was hostess, at
her home on Shaver Street.
Mrs. l.. Johnson, 691 Corbett, will
be hostess tor the next meeting of
the Narcissus cluD. MRS. sheppard
is the president.
Mr.. warren Crawford, of The
Dalles was in the city visiting ms
family over the memorial holiday.
lie will return for the July 4th week
end.
The Oregon Bellies drill team is
planning another interesting card
party Saturday night at the Elks
Temple.
Williams Avenue Y. w. C. A
The Girls' Work committee is giving
silver tea Sunday afternoon June
Il, from A to z O'Clock. Benefit of
Girl Reserve delegate to Seabeck
conference, Mrs. c. l.. Ingersoll,
is chairman of the affair.
The Trianon club of High School
Girl Reserves and adviser, Mrs. Mae
Hill held an outdoor meeting in
Fremont Park last Thursday after
noon.
The Business and Industrial Girls
club are having a picnic supper in
Washington Park Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Dora Grayson and
the FREELY club of grade school Girl
Reserve spent Saturday at r o c
Creek camp. Cars for the trip were
donated by Mrs. Rosa Nichols, Mrs
Robeina Martin, and Mrs. Thelma
| Flowers.
Miss Hubbard In Artistic Triumph
Miss Barbara Louise Hubbard
| dramatic soprano, was greeted by
large and appreciatiye audience
composed of both groups, Monday
night at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
and sponsored by the Fellowship
club. Miss Hubbards program wa
one of beauty, composed of well
chosen group of numbers. She had
perfect control of her brilliant voice
and the high tones were sung with
ease and clarity. the shading and
enunciatlon showed true application
to preparation. "Gutten Nacht, mein
Lieb' and Zone Night and You
were great favorites. The spirituals
were delightful, Miss Hubbard was
| showered with bouquets and baskets
of choice blooms Mrs. Pearl Nit
chell was superb as accompanist
Miss Julia May Blanchard, pianist
played with the ability of promis-
mig artist. Mr. Evan Porter, violin.
list, gave Meditation from That's In
his usual finished style. Miss Blan
ehard was accompanies for this love
ly number. Miss Hubbard plans t.
continue her concert work and We
predict successful career in the
music world for this young Portland
woman.
The family OF Mr.. Evan Porter
and Mrs H. Ivey and daughter wert
injured in an automobile acciden
/ Sunday All received treatment a
the emergency hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Reed enter
tanned at dinner Friday, compliment
ing Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Reed, the
newlyweds
Mrs. Frieda Hicks of Seattle who
has been visiting with Mrs. w. Z
Lomax and Mrs. l. Manley, left fol
/ her home Saturday Among The
many social courtesies extended her
was a dinner party Wednesday Al
which Mrs. Nancy was hostess. She
was also the guest of Mrs. Nancy a
breakfast Tuesday, covers were
placed for five. Mrs. K. Flower.
entertained for the visitor Friday a
breakfast, covers We're placed FOL
four.
Mr.. Roy Garnett was in the eit1
1 this waeL from Saa+tIa He is y,o,.