The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-04
Ms. U. S. Reed was .hestess We'd.
567 East 35th South

Mrs. L. ). Reed was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon to an attractive re.
ception honoring Miss Beulah Nor.
row of Littig, Texas, who is the house
guest of Mrs. Yancy Franklin.
Mrs. G. E. Holiday is improving
at the Emanuel Hospital
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. Jennie Viii.
son from Miller-Tracey Chapel. Mrs
Wilson succumbed from severe burns
received three weeks ago. She made
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Stroden. The Rev. d. G. Hill off.
ciated. Mrs. Mabel Dawson and Rev
Hill sang solo numbers. Interment
at Lincoln Memorial Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Parker are
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Kirby at the Kenny Apartments. Mr.
Parker returned recently with hi:
bride from Houston, Texas. The
Kirbys were dinner hosts Sunday
complimenting the newly weds.
Mrs. Georgia Kellis, of Seattle
passed through the city last week
enroute to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lorraine Griffin of st. Pau
and sons Billie and James were in
the city few hours between trains
enroute to Los Angeles to attend the
Olympic games. Mrs. G. V. Graysor
was dinner hostess for them and Mrs
J. Martin took their visitors on the
Columbia River Highway.
Mrs. NJ. C. Young entertained g
group of friends recently honorins
Mrs. Mccullough of Columbia, S. C
The Chanticleer Breakfast Clul
has postponed meetings until Mrs. G
f. Holiday is able to attend.
Mesdames c. l.. Mccullough, C. J
Allen and G. r. Harvey of Seattle
are house guests of Mrs. J. Martin
Mrs. Ralph Flowers complimented The
visitors Tuesday with a beautifully
arranged bridge luncheon. Mrs. G
B. Hardin was hostess at an attrac
tive tea Thursday afternoon for theii
pleasure. Several social functions
have been given honoring the visitors
among them the following "a bridge
luncheon by Mrs. Ralph Flowers; aft.
ernoon tea by Mrs. G. B. Hardin
guests at a reception by Mrs. U. S
Reed; midnight supper at the home
of Mrs. Lenora Henderson, after the
concert at the Multnomah Stadium.
Following cremation services the
ashes of Frank Rollins, who died al
the Multnomah Hospital were shipped
to his native home, New York.
Mrs. Mary M. Duncan, who wa:
house guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B
Davis for three weeks left last Wed
nesday for her home in Omoha, Neb
Among the affairs given in her honor
were: a tea by Mrs. Davis at hei
home Tuesday; a dinner, bridge
breakfast and auto drive by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Crosswhite; a bridge
luncheon by Mrs. D. W. Elliott; 8
supper and dance party by Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Carr; reception by
Mrs. C. r. Redd at which Miss Nellie
Allen was also an honored guest; 8
sight seeing trip by Mrs. George
Randall; picnic party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Johnson; dinner
party by Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Eng
fish; an auto drive and dutch lunch
con by Mrs. Sherman Pickett.
DR.. and Mrs. B. A. Everett anC
four children and Mrs. Eva l.. Cham
pion and Miss Sarah Henderson, al
of Columbia, S. c., enroute to Cal
ifornia were visitors here for severa
day, house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward w. Rutherford. In honor o.
the visitors an informal reception
was held Friday evening at the home
of the Rutherfords "a motor drive by
the Rutherfords; a dance party by
Mr.. Allen Rutherford and a break
fast by Mrs. w. II. Rutherford com
plimenting Miss Henderson, an ole
acquaintance of the Rutherfords.
Among the sick, Mrs. LA Fuller j:
reported confined to her home; Mrs
Julia Fuller confined by rheumatism
Miss Bertha Baker is house guest
of her god-mother Mrs. House ii
Irvington.
Mrs. Marion Brown was hostess
for the meeting of the Lillian Bridge
Club at the home of Mrs. lnez Duke
at which Mrs. Bramlett of Los An.
geles was guest.
Mrs. G. f. Scott was compliment
ed at a "foursome" luncheon anc
bridge last week BY Mrs. A. J. Nor
ton at her home in Alberta. Mrs
! G. 3. Hardin and Mrs. w. Boyle