The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-04-30

is confined to his home endeavoring
to overcome his illness. Mr. George
Scott is recuperating from a serious
cold. Mrs. Lucille Crosswhite is
slightly improved. Mrs. l.. Hender-
son is reported i'll. Mrs. Ethel
Thompson remains ILL., Mr.. G. V.
Grayson is somewhat indisposed.
Mrs. Hattie Holiday was injured
in a fall on the steps in front OF
her home this week when her foot
became entangled in the garden
hose
Mrs. A. j. Houston, Grand Worthy
Matron of Golden State Grand
chapter and Jurisdiction, left Tues
day morning to continue her vista
lions to the Eastern Star chapters In
Northern California. She has been
much feted guest during her stay
here. Mrs. w. Boyle. Worthy Ma
iron of Mt. Hood chapter of Port
land, entertained sixteen ladies at an
Afternoon" on Monday in honor
of Mrs. Houston. Bridge" was en-
ioyed the first part of the afternoon
at which prizes were awarded to-
Mrs. Marie Smith, Mrs. l.. r. Black
burn and Mrs. Lloyd Flowers. Addi-
tional guests were asked for the
"Tea" hour.
Miss Helen Elder. nee Porter,
surprised her many friends with an
announcement of her marriage to
Mr.. Elder In Decatur, Ill, this
month. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Porter, prominent
residents OF the Rose City. and was
visiting in the East at the time of
her marriage.
The members OF the Culture Club
are a group of talented young ma
irons and the playlet to be present
ed by them Friday, May 3. will be
really a worthwhile entertainment.
Mrs. Estele Williams is the presi-
dent and Mrs zepha Baker is di-
recting the playlet
Mrs. Keren Mills has returned
from visit to Salem where she was
the guest of her uncle, Mr. James
Madley Mrs. Mills was the honor
guest at breakfast at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams of
Salem.
Announcement. Mr.. and Mrs
Sydney Porter wish to announce the
marriage of their daughter, Helen
to Mr.. Gounod c. Elder of Decator
ILL.,, April II. In Bloomington, Ill
They will reside at 143 North Wa
ter street, Decatur
The Finance committee OF the
Williams Ave. Y. W G. A. will serve
a Mother Days dinner Sunday. May
10, at the "Y". Beginning al
O'Clock until 7 p m Mrs. Eliza
beth Blackburn will be in charge
with Mrs Ella Morton assistant. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Musical program will be presented
during the dinner hours. Fifty cents
per plate. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin were
hosts for the meeting OF the Ken
wanna Bridge club Thursday at their
home on r.. Seventh street
Mr.. Childs and his brother-in-law,
Mr. Williams. have gone to Reno,
New, to look over the business field.
Both We're previously employed at
the Portland Hotel.
Mr.. Roy Garnett has accepted em-
/ ployment in Seattle and will move
his family there following the clos
ing of school
King and Queen Carnival May 4
at @lks Temnle, auspices City Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers en-
tertained at a delightful card party
last Wednesday evening for the
I pleasure Of Duke Jackson
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