The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-24
Mr.. William Rose Passes


Mr.. William Rose Passes
Mr.. William Rose of Winlock pas
sed away Monday morning. Funeral
services were held from the East
Side Funeral Parlors. Interment in
the Spanish American War Veterans
burial plot in the River View Gem
etery. Mr.. Rose is survived by a
wife, Mrs. Mamie Rose and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Meomata Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith enter
tanned few friends Wednesday eve-
ming at a buffet supper in honor of
Mr.. George Dewey Washington. bari
tone singer with Fanchon and Marco
Revue.
Mrs. G. V. Grayson was hostess
Tuesday at bridge supper compli-
menting Mrs. Estelk Thomas of Den-
yer, Colo, who is y ing relatives at
the Blaesingame E in Sellwood.
Mrs. HenrietH y of Oakland,
was the breakff At of Mrs. Inez
Duke at her HI ut. Tabor. Cow
els were place ght.
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their initial fall meeting with the
secretary, Mrs. w. A.. Reed, Friday
afternoon. Mrs. frankie Adams is
the president.
Mrs. y. S. Reed was hostess on
Labor Day at beautifully appoint.
ed dinner party in honor of her
sisters-i law, Mrs. w. A. Reed and
Mrs. S. Pickett, who have recently
returned from very extensive trips
throughout the East and South. Gov.
ers were placed for ten.
The Rosebud Study Club held ar
interesting meeting last Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ethel Reese.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn was re-
elected treasurer and Mrs. Thelma
Flowers was reelected chairman of
the Art department. Miss Mable
Byrd, honorary member of the club,
was presented a token prior TO her
departure for the East. Mrs. Emma
Stanley is hostess this week at her
home in Sellwood Boulevard.
Mr.. A. G. Greene has moved from
Ross Street to residence on Viii.
liams Avenue.
Mr.. Roy Garnett, of Seattle, was
in the city for a short stay.
Miss Rose Smith was hostess for a
surprise dinner party Sunday in hon.
Or of the twenty first birthday of
Mr.. Harold Hayes. Seated around the
prettily appointed table were eight
guests.
Mrs. Billy Cartwright, of Marsh.
| field, passed through the city thi:
week enroute to kelso where she
was called to the bedside of Mrs
Edna Gilden who is seriously ILL
Mrs. Gilden will be remembered as
Mrs. Edna Howard who formerly re.
sided in Portland until her marriage
to Mr.. Gilden.
Mrs. N. II. Porter of Jerome. Ari.
iona, Mrs. J. C. Thomas of Denver
and Professor Elmer Bartlett OF Los
Angeles were honor guests at "a
bridge party Tuesday evening at
which Mrs. G. Y. Grayson was hos.
tess at her home. The first prizes
were awarded to Mrs W L Reese
and Mr.. w. l.. Reese. Second prizes
to Mrs. L. r. Blackburn and Mr.. j
W. lngersoll, Mrs. G. Holiday wor
the consolation. Each guest was pre-.
scented with guest prize. A delicious
| supper was served at the close OF
the evening.
Mrs. George Bunch continues i'll
Mr.. Fielden Stewart was slightly in
disposed this week. Mr.. j. d. Emery
is somewhat improved. Mr.. L. e
Johnson has been confined to hi.
home on account of illness.
Mrs. |. r. Blackburn, Mrs. Mash
Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Reese
enjoyed a motor drive to Kelso last
Sunday.
Mr. Donald Anderson, popular bar.
itone has accepted a position with
the orchestra at the Multnomah Ho.
tel.
Bob Robinson, we'll known athlete
of the Northwest was a guest in the
city for a few days. Mrs. G. b.
Hardin had group of young folks
in to tea including the Misses Nellie
Allen Jennie, Dora Grayson and
Emma Pickford, also Mr.. Bruce Row.
ell and Bob Robinson. In the eve.
ming Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs. Estells
Thomas of Denver, and Mrs. Gray.
son enjoyed Mrs. Hardin's hospital
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Randolph have
moved to 37S Williams Ave.
Mrs. Allen, mother of the late
Sidney Allen and his aunt Mrs. NJ. C
Smith and an uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Howarth. also Mr.. N. F
Richards. a cousin of Mrs. S. Allen
came from their various homes to b.
with Mrs. Allen during her bereaye
ment and were guests at her HON,
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