The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-02-25
Portland News Section


mander eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bird and
daughters motored down from Seat
tie for the weekend as guests of
Mrs. Birds aunt, Mrs. Julia Fuller
and uncle Mr.. w. r. Peek.
Mrs. Fuller entertained at fam
lily dinner Sunday in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Bird and daughters.
Additional guests were Mr.. w. R.
Peek and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Mrs. Thelma Flowers, newly elect
ed chairman of the committee of
management of the Williams Avenue
"Y" has made the following COM
mittee appointments: Housing COM
mittee Katherine Gray; Finance,
Rosa Nichols; Membership, Jessie
Grayson; Girl Reserves. Carrie l..
Ingersoll; Religion, Jessie Flowers;
Hospitality, Emma Stanley; Health
and Education, Bonnie Boyle.
Miss Kate Lewis and Mrs. Bonnie
Boyle received invitations to the
Fourteenth Anniversary Musicale and
Reception of the Cosmos Social Club
of San Francisco. Invitations are
eagerly sought and priced for this
annual formal affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore, new
lyweds, were rendered a delightful
surprise party recently by the Mar
cissus Club. Mrs. Washington was an
additional guest. Cards were played
during the evening and delicious
repast was served by the club men,
bers.
The Kenwana Bridge Club was en-
terrain I'd at the last meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Flowers.
The newly elected president is Mr..
Lenard Crosswfite and Mrs. Ruth
MERCER, secretary. Mr.. Wilbur Mer-
cier il reporter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Carr will be hosts for the
next meeting.
The Lavender Club of the First
A.M.E. Church met with Mrs. Addie
Boyd lapt Thursday afternoon. A
bible ella rs and missionary work was
an enjo, able feature of the after
noon. Mrs. C. A. Jenkins is pres
ident, MIS-. C. F. Lowell, secretary.
Mrs. Boyd was assisted by her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Nelson.
Mrs. Jack Martin was hostess for
the Mor'lay Morning Bridge Class.
Mrs. Loyd Flowers was a pleasant
guest. Mrs. L. R. Blackburn is
tutoring the class.
The Literary Research Club met
with the president Mrs. lila Fuller.
Mrs. w. Cochran will be hostess
March d, at her home.
Mr.. James Sullivan has returned
from Omaha. He and Mrs. Sullivan
were dim err guests of Mrs. Jeanne
Jones last Friday.
Mr.. James Braggs was host foi
the meeting of the Tuskos, Monday
night.
Mesdamcs Dollie Parties, Lena
Bowers and Jessie Grayson spoke al
the Baptist, Bethel, and Zion church
es respectfully last Sunday in.lbehsl1
of the N.A.C.W.'s request in sign
ing the Foreign Governments Pc
tition at the Postal Telegraph Sta
ton.
Mr.. Edward Cumby is recovering
from a recent Illness. Mrs. Jeann
Jones and Miss Kate Lewis receive,
painful cuts to their fingers from
newly sharpened knives. Mrs. L. R
Blackburn is recovering from Sc
we're cold. Mrs. Blanche Evans i
ill; Mrs. Earl Morrison has beel
slightly indisposed; Mr.. H. d. Fulle
is improved from recent illness
Mrs. Chas. Williams has been i'll a
his home in South Portland. Mrs
w. Cochran is able to be out again
Professor Elmer Bartlett, was
visitor in Seattle over the weekend
Mrs. Margaret Cain and Mr.. Hug
Harper were joint hosts Wednesda
night at a birthday party compli
menting Mrs. Elmer Flowers. TIL
rooms of Mr.. Harper's apartment
were attractively decorated wit
bright spring flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Reese won the high score at card
and Mrs. Elmer Flowers the cor
ISOLATION. A delicious supper wa
served by the hosts. Covers wer
placed for twenty-five.
Mrs. w. l.. Reese entertained tn
Chanticleer Breakfast Club Tuesda
morning. Mr.. L. R. Blackburn wa
an additional guest.
Mrs. P. Stewart assisted Geo-g
Philip Moore in arranging a Lowell
Il birthday party Friday at his home i
II "teen" set were invited, dancing an
II music formed the diversion durin
the evening.
II Word is received as we go t
press, of the death of Mr.. Et
ii Washington, pioneer Portlander. H
II was i'll only short time. He was
ii member of Rose City Lodge of Elk
ii A wife and daughter survive.
II Mr.. and Mrs. C. Evans have trat
II ed their Chevrolet for a new 1913
model. Miss Elise Evans, the
ii daughter. is learning to drive.
II Mrs. V. E. Keene was in Val
II couver Thursday on a business tril
ii st. Philips Episcopal Church wi
have evening services Sunday nigl
on Passion Sunday, March 10, an
II Palm Sunday, March 20. A cords
i welcome is extended the public I
these services.
III For Sale-Six-room house on Ro,
ney Street; good condition; furnae
II Price $2250. Small payment will har
/ die. Minor, Sell. 2514. Also a fiv,
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