The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-03
NEWS SECTION

Mrs. Frank Adams is eonvalescine
from recent illness and is home to
callers. Mrs. Matte Goren has i'm.
proved. Mr.. j. D. Emery has been
released from the hospital end is re-
siding with Mr.. A. A. Jones on +.
9th Street. Mrs. Ida Swiesch con.
, tinnes i'll. The many friends of Mrs
George Bunch will be happy to know
that she is much improved from a
serious illness. Mrs. Bessie johnson
has been confined to her home with
slight nervous trouble. Mrs. LA
Fuller is suffering from the effects
of a cold. Mrs. MARY Belts, mother
Of Mrs. G., Atkins is reported i'll. Lit
tie. Ruby Irene Kirk has recovered
from a recent illness. Mr.. Robert
Byrd who has been slightly indis-
posed is greatly improved.
Miss Jane Bryant, talented Young
violinist, was honored at an informal
home celebration on her birthday
recently by her mother. Mrs. Atkins
at the family home on f. 18th St.
The Hyperion Bridge club met
with Mrs. Leroy Blackburn Monday
night at her home in Irvington. Mr..
and Mrs. Bomar of Seattle were
guests, Mrs. Bomar won the first
prize for the highest score in Con
tract bridge.
Miss Mable Byrd was the motive
for dinner party Tuesday at which
Mrs. Rosa Nichols was hostess at her
home in Brace street. Seated at the
attractively appointed table were
Miss Byrd. Miss Grace Steinbeck.
executive secretary of the central
Y. w. c. A.: Miss Essie Mcclure.
general secretary; Mrs. Carrie l.. In
gersoll, vice-chairman of the com
mittee of Management of the Will
liams Ave. "Y" and Mrs. Bonnie
Boyle. Mrs. Nichols heads the com. |
mittee of Management of the Will
liams Ave. "Y" Miss Byrd, who is
mentioning. here from Nashville, |
Tenn. where she is on the faculty. |
at Fisk University, holds a hieh place
N the esteem of Portlanders who will
ever associate her with the "Y" ac-
tivities here as she was the first sec.
fetary of the Williams Ave. "Y."
Mrs. j. l.. CASTOR, wife of Rev.
]. l.. CASTOR, accompanied by her
three children will leave SATURDAY.
for. st. Louis, Mo-. where she will
reside with her mother, Mrs. r. j.
Brown. Enroute she will visit in
Omaha, Sedala and Kansas CITY.
No. Mrs. CASTOR has been the CEN
ter of much entertaining prior to
ner departure.
The Auxiliary, P. P. B. A. No.
70 held a delightful meeting with
Mrs. George Randall on Victoria
Street. The hostess's birthday oc-
on the meeting date and she
cad several poems which she COM
oosed. Mrs. X. l.. Culp, the presi-
lent will be hostess for the next
Funeral services for the late Miss
Virginia Avery will be conducted
Friday afternoon from St. Phillips
Episcopal Church. Lay Reader
Blaine B. Coles. offieiates. Mrs
Jessie Coles Grayson was soloist.
Mrs. Jessie Flowers. choir director
# st. Phillips arranged the music
lumber. The body was brought
rom Seattle in charge of Roy Gar
'ett of the Angelus Mortuary.
Misses Violet and Gwendoryn
hooker accompanied by their sister
n-law Mrs. Victor Hooker, have re-
urned from Pendleton, Ore, where
hev attended the Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Canada
rave returned from attending the
Roundup at Pendleton.
Mrs. G. w. King who has been Wis
ting her sister Mrs. H. D. Haskins,
vas honored at dinner Tuesday at
he home of Mrs. w. P. Lomax on
Martin Ave. Covers were placed for
even.