The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-08-27
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viii reside at oib sacramento street.
Mrs. ". Il. Rutherford was hostess
at a prettily appointed luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Leah Land of San
Diego and Mrs. Langston of Tex
arkana, Arkansas. Covers were
placed for eight
Mrs. William Jones who has been
in Gearheart durin" the summer re-
turned home this week. Mr.. Jones
has been i'll and his condition is re-
ported as serious.
Ivan, Calvin and Bob Jackson
visited their father, Duke jackson of
Yachats. Oregon. They were en-
route from Portland to their various
homes in California
Bishop II. r. Parks passed through
TIE city Monday enroute to Seattle
where he will preside at the 10th
annual session of the PUGET Sound
A. NJ. f. which begins Wednesday.
Rev D. G. Hill, nastor of Bethel
church left Wednesday morning for
the conference.
Mrs. Henry Myles entertained at
an attractive breakfast party Tues.
day morning for the pleasure of Mrs.
d. Buggs of Tucson, Arizona, Mrs
langston, of TeXareana, Texas, Mrs
Mccoy of Oakland shared honors
Covers were placed for ten around
the beautifully appointed table with
a oenterpiece of rose eolored sweet
meas and cleaning rose glassware.
Bridge followed the breakfast.
Mr.. George lsitt reports that his
automobile was struck ,on the high
way by heavy truck and damaged
to quite an. extent. MIR. Morris. $50
Williams Court had an automobile
accident. No one was seriously in
iured.
Mrs. Matte Goren is i'll at the
Multnomah Hospital.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished
rooms for single persona or mar
ried couples. Reasonable rates.
Call at 446 East 10th North.
Phone Trinity a94o.
Mrs. George Mullen received news
of the passing of Mrs. Leila Walker,
daughter of the famous. Nine. Walk
err who reached the pinnacle of sue
cess in the manufacture of hair prep
arations.
Mrs Warner, 901 E. 7th North
was made the target of sneak thief
who entered here home last week
and took S140 from her purse. Mrs.
Warner was at the neighborhood
grocery at the time.
Mrs. George Harris entertained a
large group of friends Saturday night
at her home on Vancouver Ave. in
honor of her birthday. Cards and
dancing was enjoyed An elaborate
buffet supper was served. The hos
tess was showered with beautiful
gifts.
Mr.. Robert Byrd and the Misses
Viola and Edith Byrd entertained at
dinner Sunday complimenting their
sister Miss Mable Byrd, of the fac
irhy of Fisk University at Nashville,
Tenn, who is spending the entire
summer with her family. Eight COW
ers were placed. 81
Marion Fullilove, son of Mrs. NJ
E. Fullilove, has received his merit
badge and certificate for complet-
ing the course of the Y. M. C. A.
lifesaving department.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dyles, of Los An
geles arrived in the city this week
1 anu IL iitt kutSl VI MIS- allIG ABOfl-
way. on Stanton street. Mrs. Dyles
will be remembered as Betty Fos-
ter who was resident of Portland
prior to her removal to the city of
Angels.
Mrs. Bob" Roberts was the guest
of Mrs. Ida Powell, one of the prop
rietors of the Motor-Out and Motor
In, highway inn on Foster Road.
Miss Theresa Wigley of Denver,
Colorado was a pleasant visitor n
the city. She is connected with The
w. @. w. Insurance Company of
Denver. Durin@ her stay here she
/ stopped at the residence of Mrs. K.
Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bird of Seat
| tie accompanied by their daughters
the Misses Geraldine and Harriet
motored down for a few days visit
| with Mrs. Birds uncle, Mr.. w. r.
Peek, 40 N 21st st. Among the
social courtesies extended them were
a luncheon Monday at which Mrs
w. +. Smith was hostess. Tuesday
Mrs. Julia Fuller was luncheon hos
tess. In the afternoon Mrs. Bird
| shared honors at an afternoon for
which Mrs. r. Flowers was hostess.
Later Mrs. Bessie johnson was hos
| tess for the pleasure of the visitors.
The same evening DR.. and Mrs. +.
/ L. Booker were hosts for an infor-
nal evening. Mrs. Bird is a Port
land girl and is the niece of the
late Mrs. Anna Peek and Mr. B. J.
Fuller. Mr.. Bird is in the postal
service in Seattle. They left Wed
nesday for their home.
Mrs. Ruth Flowers was hostess at
an attractive lawn party Tuesday
afternoon honoring many out-of-
town guests. Luncheon was enjoyed
/ followed BY bridge Five tables were
in play The guests of honor were
Mesdames d. Bugs, Claudia Royal,
Langston, P Mccoy Alvin Dyeles.
Mrs. Chas Williams won the first
prize; Mr.. Dyeless, second and Mrs.
A. j Morton the consolation. Mrs.
Elmer Flowers and Mrs. LLOYD Flow
ers assisted the hostess.
Mt 0livet Baptist Church-Tbe
+ Mount Olivet Baptist Church inaug-
+ urates a new feature commencing
Sunday night, August 80, which
should prove popular and increase
night attendance to the Church sery-
ices. The regular service for the
most part viii be dispensed with, and
The Chorus-choir Of the Mount Oil
vet Baptist Church will present sac
red musical concerts. The Quartelte
and Chorus are now rehearsing FOR
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