The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-01
Colored Walters Back
AT Hotel Butler


of twelve. colored this week re-
placed the white crew that displaced
them the past summer. The change
took place following a disagreement
over wages and yiolation of labor
| agreement with the white walters.
The Hotel Butler was formerly the
most popular dining place in Seat
tie but of late years this popularity
has decreased because Of liquor raids
by police and federal agents Recent
ly colored orchestra was employed
and now furnishes the music and
entertainment for the famous Rose
room.
| The Seattle N. A. A. c. p. an
nounce net receipts of $3.50 as result
of the annual Christmas Ball. Thurs
day night at Broadway Hall.
Roller skating will be resumed
next Sunday at Crystal Pool Rink
The hours are to Z p. m. c. Jai-
mason, manager, announces tag
skating win not be permitted.
Mrs. Lucius Anderson, holder of
ticket No. rs, was awarded the free
| shampoo and marcel offered by the
DeNeal Beauty Shop for the Christ
mas week. W
Mr.. ]. H. Morris was host for
party Christmas, complimenting Miss
! Dorothy Williams, who left Saturday
for her home in San Francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. james A. Clayton
have moved to. the Merlin Apart
ments, 2016 e. John st., where they
will be pleased to receive their
| friends.
"A message. from Washington, d.
c., last week stated Mrs. Harriet
| Humphrey, formerly resident of
Seattle, died in that city December
20 and was buried December % in
Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Humphrey
was the wife. of Sgt. w. Pumphrdy,
both of whom were we'll known
here. Mrs. Humphrey was a mem
Der of the 8. M. T. order and Spah-
ish War Veterans Auxiliary of Sc
attic.
Mrs. Olga Robinette and small
son Robert arrived from Chicago
last week to visit Mrs Robinette's
mother and relatives, Mrs. Alice
York and family. $50
Seattle's social calendar was filled
during Christmas week with large
| number of dinner affairs. Among
them Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Davis en-
tertained at dinner Christmas at
which covers were placed for eight
- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jordan had as
their dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
CASTOR Stokes. Mrs. Stokes. is the
sister of Mr. Jordan. - Mr.. and
! Mrs. J. Fletcher Oliver entertained
/ with an elaborate dinner at which
| covers were placed for thirty. Yule-
| tide decorations and candles were
used effectively throughout the
| rooms. After dinner cards and dane
| ing were enjoyed At cards prizes
were awarded Mrs. Minnie Wilson
and Mr. Andrew King first: Mrs.
Arthur Harris and Mr.. C. L. Miller,
second; Mrs. James A. Roston and
Mr.. g. r.. Harvey. consolation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Berry, who
have been in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Henry, parents Of
Mrs. Berry, for the holidays, left
Sunday for their home in Portland.
Honoring Miss Roberta Weber of
Tacoma and Miss Juanita Straughter
of Washington State College, Miss
Martha Anderson entertained at
breakfast Sunday morning. Covers
were placed for eight
The Matinee Matrons entertained
|. with their annual Christmas party
Saturday evening in the form of a
progressive dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Everett Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Emer-
son Wilson of Tacoma and the Ma
tinee Idols were guests of the club.
The first course was served at the
home of Mrs. c. o. English assisted
by Mrs. George Wright. Before the
course gifts were distributed to the
club members from Mrs. Arthur
Campbell of Los Angeles, a former
member of the club The second
course was served at the home of
Mrs. F. II. Bowman. assisted by Mrs. |
James Kirk. Unique gifts were on
the tree for each member and guest !
denoting their favorite hobby The
main course was served at the home |
of Mrs. Arthur Harris, assisted by
Mrs. Andrew King. The handsome
ly appointed tables were attractiyely |
arranged throughout the rooms
which were tastefully decorated in /
holly and tall tapers. The last course |
was served at the home of Mrs VIM. Il