The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-02
Picnics and Outings To
Mark July q Celebrations

serve Independence Holiday July 4
with pienies and outings at nearby
lakes and resorts. Many weekend
parties have been planned After
witnessing the parade at $3.50 a. m.
Saturday the children will be guests
of Lewis Ford Post Veterans of
| Foreign Wars for picnic at Mt.
Baker Park. The program and
sports win begin at 2 p. m. Free
ice cream, hot dogs and sandwiches
have been donated by Captain
Charles Brown OF Browns Pharm-
acy. A dance and barbecue is
slated for Greyerbiehl's Hall, all.
day and all night Saturday under
auspices of the Cosmopolitan Club.
Baby Borders band will furnish
music and the barbecue will be
served by George Washington. Sew
eral novel dance contests will be
staked. The festivities will be re-.
sumed again Monday night when
Jack Johnson, former World Heavy
weight Champion will be present as
guest of honor. Johnson is YER
satile musician and will entertain
with several numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Simpson an
nouhces the marriage of their
daughter Marion Walker to James
Sullivan to take place Friday, July
9 in Portland where the couple will
reside. Miss Walker was a recent
visitor in Seattle accompanied by
Miss Brunette Bowling of Oakland
and Mrs. Jean Jones of Portland.
They were guests of Mrs Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Swift of St.
Louis are house guests of Mrs. j.
W. Sweeny, 800 23rd ave. N
Keep off date July 13. Order of
Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chatters
were hosts at dinner Tuesday at
which the guests were Miss Mary E.
Nation. Mrs. C. j. Smith, Miss Susie
Lott, Mrs. Fred James adm son Fred
die.
Mr.. ]. T. Maxey takes this means
to thank many friends for their
kindness to his sister Mrs. Levi T.
Howard, during her Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. vernell of
Denver, Col, were visitors here
this week enroute by auto to Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Vernell is an employee
for "a years in the Denver postal
service. They were guests of Mrs.
Viola Wilson, PIT 22nd Ave. N.
Announcement is made of a re-
ception and dance on July 10 at
Merrick Hall, Broadway and Madi-
son Street under auspices of the
Order of Eastern Star. The affair
is given for the entertainment of
delegates to the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons and Grand
Chapter Order of Eastern Star.
Committees are named as follows:
Mrs. N. T. Greene and Mrs. Mile
Burnside, general chairmen; j. II.
Waggener, Eta Hawkins, Anna
Scott, tickets; Georgia Lunch, Ida
Rounds, Iva Carter, Dorothy Brown,
refreshments; Nellie Williams, An
ma Bagley. Dee Lusk, A. Austin, l..
King, M. Hood, A. Waters, Octavia
Norris, Matte Oliver, hostesses.
Keep off date August 3. Elks
Annual Picnic.
Mrs. e. v c Walker was success
fully conducted the dinner and cake
contest for the benefit of Sojourner
! Truth Home announces the award of
| prizes to Roy Boldson and Thomas
/ Wells.
Mrs. w. d. Carter of Pasadena,
Calf, during her visit in Seattle,
was the house guest of Mrs Anna
B. Scott. Among the many affairs
/ for Mrs. Carter were dinners by
Mrs. VIM Chandler and Mrs. Minnie
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noy Pierson were
hosts at their home Thursday even
ing for a card party honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Glass and Mes
danes Lydia Reed. Beatrice Harvey,
/ Thee. Hunter, Vivian Lee and Be
atrice Higgins all of !, California
| Nine tables were in play aud prizes
were awarded Stephen Glass, Mrs
Thee. Hunter and Mrs Beatrice Har-
vey. Mrs. Pierson was assisted by
Mesdames e. Mccullough, j. w.
Wormley, Jessie Shields, Clarence
Mccullough. C. Forney and Miss
Ethel Stone.
Mrs. Mary e. Nation, Mrs. Cor
nelia J. Smith and Miss Susie NJ.
Lott arrived here Wednesday hay
ing motored from Birmingham, Ala
/ They are visiting Mrs. Leanna Stan
ton and Mrs. Fred James, mother
and sister-in-law respectively OF
Mrs Nation.
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