The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-15


guests OF the Bridge cldb last Thurs
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Martin.
Mr.. George F. Moore. prominent
fight promoter was guest at the
banquet given Friday night by the
Portland Boxing commission This is
an annual affair and is one of the
highlights of the organizations social
activities Mr.. Moore has gained the
highest respect of his associates by
his clean cut sportsmansh;p, and no
reference is ever made of his color
He is accepted as he should be. as
one Of the Northwest's leading pro-
moters.
A flue fire caused quite a bit OF
excitement recently at the flat Of the
popular bachelor. Mr.. Hugh Harper
on Halsey street. The fire depart
ment answered a call sent in by a
passerby. Very little damage wa
done.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. J. Minor enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their
home in Sellwood Boulevard. Covers
we've placed for 10.
The Morning Oregonian very gra-
ciously sent letter of apology to
Mrs. Charles Stanton regretting that
the notice of the time and place of
her fathers, Mr.. T.. Richardson. fu-
neral was omitted in the funeral no.
tees of the paper. This was very
unfortunate as many of Mr.. Richard
sons friend were not acquainted with
the arrangements for the services.
Mrs. Georgia Harris and Mrs. lsa-
belle Love has returned from Cali
fornia and report a delightful visit.
Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll was in Seattle
over the week end.
Mrs. Pearl Carol was hostess Fri
day night at delicious tanlale sup
per at her home on Ivy street.
Mrs. W. j. Marshall left Tuesday
night for Ogden to join her husband
who is now running on the road with
headquarters in Ogden. Among the
social courtesies extended her prior
to her departure included dinner
Sunday at Iongview at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Brown. Sunday night
she was the guest of Mrs. L. X.
Weeks at dinner. Monday she was
the luncheon guest of Mrs. j. II.
Burke and Mrs. X. II. Strong in Rose
City. Tuesday morning Mrs. W.
Boyle was breakfast hostess. Tues
day at dinner Mrs. Hikes was host
ess and Me-. Bellard was hostess in
the evening at a theatre party for
Mrs. Mar halls pleasure, her hostess
accompanied her to the depot where
friends had gathered to wish her a
pleasant trip.
The Oregon Belle Drill team will
give a card party at the home of
Mrs. G. W. Mullen, 31S f. dist
street, February 7. Mrs. Fannie
Cosby was hostess for the meeting
last week at her home on Benton
street. Mrs. Mable Washington will
be hostess for the next meeting at
her home, 334 Weider street. Mrs
Sadie Crawford is the reporter.
The Spotlight Dramatic club.
newly organized club held their frs.
meeting at the Bethel Parsonage Jan
uary 6. One leading drama was Sc
lected for presentation during the
year. Among the membership are
many amateur stars. Mrs. Clarisse
NoAihpibH II iHt DItSiutIl anu w IlDuI
MERCER is the publicity agent. Mr..
MERCER has presented some credit
able musical shows in the past ant.
has great ability as director This
organization will fill need for this
sort of entertainment in Portland.
Portland can boast of being the
only city on the coast having two sets
of sisters as charter members of a
fraternal organization. Dab IA
Temple No. POP, |. b. ?. O. +. of
w. has on its membership role, Mrs.
Ethel GRAY Turner and Mrs. Edith
Gray Williams. sisters of Mrs. Lula
Watson Hubbard and Mrs. Beatrice
Watson Fair also sisters.
Williams Ave. Y. w. C. A. was
well represented at the annual mem
bership dinner at the Main "Y" Tues
night. The tables were beautifully
decorated and hostess was assigned
to certain number of persons form
ing a group. Mrs. Rosa Nichols act
ed as one of the hostesses. She is
cha man of the board of manage
ment of the Williams Ave. "Y." Miss
Iennie Dora Gravson secretary of the
Williams Ave. "Y" was introduced
with the secretaries of the branches
of the city. Mrs. Jessie Coles Gray
son. Mrs Jack Henderson and Miss
Alberta Mayo assisted in the sing
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Troutman re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the
passing of Mre. Leone Barbee of
Denver, sister of Mr. Troutman. Mrs.
Barbee was visitor in Portland last
summer. She was associated with a
large insurance company in DEN
yer.
A good time awaits all who attend
the whist party and chitterling sup
ner at the Elks temple Monday night.
The city club is sponsoring this af-
fair.
Printing-All kinds OF printing.
Ealing cards. business cards, tickets.
hand bills. placecards, posters, letter
heads, etc, at very low prices Mrs.
3. Bog!e. phone Sellwocd 1879.
MORGAN APARTMENTS
NEWLY furnished Groom 'auart-
mcntS. Fire place. furnace heat.
Reasonable rent. Centrally locat-
ed. Mrs. Howard TroutInan. GUS
todian, $50 r.. Burnside st. Phone