The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-02-04

Ep1Sc0pal M1SSlOn at the DduqueI
held at the Portland Hotel, marking
the close of the recent Episcopal
which was attended by
more than two hundred and fifty
and laymen. Mr.. w. R.
Peak was a delegatae to the conyen-
G. Y. Grayson was host
ess at her home Monday morning for
the meeting of the Bridge Glass. The
prize for the month of January was
awarded to Mrs. Ella Blackburn. The
hostess presented Mrs. Stanley
beautifully decorated cake in honor
of her birthday anniversary.
Mr.. J. A. Pearson of Oakland is
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Nelson. - Among those reported
sick: Mr.. Willis Reed confined to his
home Mrs. Jeanne Jones confined to
her home; Mrs. Mae Kayser removed
from the hospital to her home; Mrs.
Lena johnson convalesoing Mrs. G.
W. Smith eonvalescing; Mrs. Hattie
Smith suffering from neuritis; Mr..
6. E. Scott indisposed.-Mrs. Chris
Smith and family are now residing
at the Morgan Apartments.-Mrs.
U. S. Reed entertained a group of
young friends of her daughter
Eunice with. party Friday after
noon at her home.-Mrs. Robina
Martin and Mrs. Carrie L. 1ngersoll
were joint hostesses of the Rose
bud Study Club Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Martin.
Among those who participated on the
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Mrs. Jessie Grayson, Mrs. Jessie
Flowers, Mrs. Thelma Flowers and
Mrs. Helen Whitmore. Among the
visitors were Mesdames Bessie P.
Johnson, W. H. Rutherford, E. L.
Booker, P. J. Summers, w. H. Aber-
nathy, w. Cochran, S. E. Williams,
Rev. and Mrs. j. d. Wilson. Follow
ing the business session and pro-
gram the hostess served a delicious
repast. Mrs. Ethel Reese is hostess
for the next meeting.-Mrs. Mary
Taylor and Mr.. Edward Moore, re-
Gently married in Vancouver, are
now residing at 264 Baker Street
where they will be glad to have
their friends call.-Mrs. G. V. Gray
son has presented members of the
0. A. C. w. copies of the Oregon
State song, "0regon, My Oregon.
Miss Geraldine. jefferson was
hostess for the meeting of the Joy
Makers Club held Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James Braggs.-The Boogey of Race
Discrimination crops up again il
Portland with the report by Mrs
| Ii 10 Il, Iox 10, o+a,.
Jane, were refused service at tn
lunch counter in the Fred Meyers
Market.-Mrs. Ruth Flowers wa
hostess for the meeting last weel
of the Chandelier Breakfast Gu
at which Mrs. Carrie L. Ingersol
was a guest. Mrs. Blanch Hollida,
will be hostess for the meeting thi
week.-The Hyperion Bridge Gu
was entertained by Mr.. and Mr.;
Elmer Flowers at their home Tues
!, day. The following are the newly
elected officers: Mrs. w. L. Reese
: president; Mrs. Ralph Flowers, sec
Rotary; Elmer Flowers, treasurer
) Mr.. Erwin Flowers returned from
trip to Seattle and was host Sat
J urday night for a bridge party g
his home.-Funeral services wer
held Monday afternoon at st. Mary
Cathedral for Mrs. Jessie Bailey VIII
passed away following two week
illness. She is survived by a siste
Mrs. Mildred Smith; a niece, Mr.
Mae Kiser and a nephew, Cliffor
, Strobe, all of Portland.-Mrs. Ricl
ard W. Boyle was hostess at luncl
con Friday complimenting Mrs. Ma.
: me Waters of Corvallis. Other CUES
Q. were Mrs. H. C. Baker and Mi
, Bertha Baker. Mr.. Baker was il
3 vited later for dinner.-Card {
! thanks-I take this means of e,
! pressing my sincere thanks to a
! friends for their beautiful flowe
and plants and for their beautifl
convalescent cards sent me .durir
4 my recent illness.-Mrs. Mae Kise
II Mrs. Maude Lane Booker, wife {
II DR.. +. l.. Booker, Portland DENTS
II left Monday morning en- route
II her home in Baltimore, Marylan
II Mrs. Booker is taking the southei
II route where she will attend Il
H Mardi Gras Festival in New Orleal
II from which place she will NAL
II trips to Cuba and the Bahama |
II lands. She will then so to Utica, Ne
II York, for a visit with sister al
II then to New York City. She will tn,
go to Boston and Philadelphia whe
/. relatives reside and then to Bal
|. more to visit her parents. En- rou
II home she will visit in Indianapol
II where her brother is principal
ii Crispus Attacks High School. R
II turning she will make trip by t
|. way of Chicago, Omaha, Denver az
\ Salt Lake City, returning to POI
/ land the latter part of April. Du
ing Mrs. Booker's absence Mr.. al
Mrs. Farrell will make their hon
II with DIR. Booker and daughter
III Maudia and Avis