The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-02
DONG CHUNG

DONG CHUNG
The body of Dong Chung, age ID,
Chinese, is at the Aneelus Mortuary
for burial Friday. Chung, cook,
died in Seattle June 20.
Mrs F. Bowmer entertained with
bridge party Wednesday after
noon compimenting Mrs. Lottie
Grinstead of Los Angeles, who is
charter member of the Matinee
Matrons Club. Four tables were in
play Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Crinstead, first; Mrs. e. r. Chainey,
second, and Mrs. Irene Alexander,
consolation. The honor guest was
presented with lovely guest prize.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Katora Daniels entertained
with party last Tuesday evening
at Doc Hamilton Barbecue Pit hon
orlng Mesdames Ida Reed, Beatrice
Harvey, Theodosia Hunter. Beatrice
Hudgins and Vivian Lee.
Mrs. Mary B. Embrey entertained
in honor of Mrs. Lottie Grinstead
I'll LUIS hnHcltS Will IL luSt party
Thursday afternoon. Three tables
were in play. Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. c. Mccullough, first; Mrs.
Lottie Grinstead, second; Mrs. G.
j. Allen. consolation. Mrs. Grin
stead was also presented with a
lovely guest prize.
For the pleasure of Mrs. Lottie
Grinstead and Mrs. Alma Glass,
Mrs. Beatrice Harvey, Mrs. Theodo-
STA Hunter. Mrs. Ida Reed, Mrs.
Vivian Lee. and Mrs Beatice Hud-
gins all of Los Angeles, Mrs. Carrie
Duvall entertained with a picnic
bridge party Monday. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Alma Glass, first;
Mrs. VIM. McIver, second; Mrs. s..
II. Stone, consolation. Thirty-eight
ladies enjoyed the affair. Assisting
the hostess were: Mrs. Lonnie
Shields, Mrs. Barney Johnson. Mrs.
Mary Sanders and Mrs. John
Hooper.
Miss Lode NJ. Biggs has returned
after spending three weeks visiting
in St. Paul and Minneapolis where
she attended the Urban League
Convention and the National Con-
ference of Social Workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Bruce of Los
Angeles entertained with party
honoring the eleventh birthday an
nlversary of their neice Mary Emily
Hordge. who was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Lilly La Fon lost fur neck
piece Saturday somewhere between
Olive and East Madison street or on
an East Madison car. Any one find
ing same will favor Mrs. La Fon by
calling at 1728k oath Avenue.
Mrs. Dolly Kincaid entertained
with beautifully appointed dinner
this week eomphmenting her cousin,
Mr.. John Davis of Kansas City.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Jackson and
children, Attorney and Mrs. Dean
E. Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Chandler will spend the Weekend
at Soap Lake.
The o. N. o. Club will hold a
business meeting Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Leon Bedford, 21O
22nd Avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Holmes enter
tanned with dinner Tuesday even
ing complimenting the Rev. and Mrs.
w. Falkner and Mrs Norris of At
lanta, Ca, and the Rev. Arnold M
Kingsley of Chicago. ILL., Covers
were laid for eight.
Mr.. Emmanuel Brisker was host
for a dinner party of twenty-four
guests at the Dunbar Hotel. We'd
nesday night complimenting Miss
Lena Irving of Everett, soprano
soloist for the Prof. MeGruder Bien-
NAL Chorus recently heard in Sc
attic. Mr.. James Smith was toast
master for the occasion and re-
sponses were given by Miss Irving
Mrs. w. w. Casmon. Mrs. II. L.
Waggener, Prof McGruder. Rev.
John r. Harris, W. II. Wilson and
the host. Mrs Gordon Carter as
sisted Mr.. Brisker in caring for his
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey en-
tertained for their son George with
q dancing party at their home Sat-
urdav evening Fourteen of his high
school friends enjoyed the affair.