The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-09
MRS. W. BoCLE, Editor-Manager
567 East 35th South Phone Seli,vood 1878
Miss sistantE ditor,S Tbbett
j. dvertsia Manage
Observation-Disclosures Wedding
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SGT East 35th South

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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Henderson was the scene Thursday
evening for the marriage of Their
daughter. Miss Lenora, to Mr.. Cyrf
Vernon Gaskfn. Before beautiful.
ly decorated altar lighted with can.
dies the Rev. ID. G. Hin IN the pres.
ence of a host of friends read the
ceremony. Preceding this, Mr.. Ralph
Flowers Sang "0h Promise Me-,
The wedding march was played BY
Mr.. Clifton Flowers. Mrs. Harry
Hardy was matron of honor, Miss
Evelyn Freeman was bridesmaid and
Mr. Harry Hardy best man. The
bride was beautiful in a wedding
gown of white satin and a net veil
with head band of orange bios
sons. The vail was the one worn by
the brides sister, Mrs. Clifford Me
Clean at her wedding twenty years
ago and the orange blossom band
was worn by Mrs. w. H. Rutherford
as a bride, twenty-nine years ago.
Many out of town visitors attended
the nuptials. Assisting In caring
for the many guests and gifts were
Mesdames Mary Alexander Elma
Flowers, Lloyd Flowers, Jack Mar
tin, Ralph Flowers and the Misses
Jennie Dora Grayson, Louise Ran
dolph, Chrystalie Maxwell, Jeanette
Christian, Juanita Gaskin and Anna
Morrison. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Gaslfin left for Ocean Lake.
Ore, to spend their honeymoon.
Misses Grace Hacket and Theresa
Haeket of Alameda, CAL, passed
through the city this week en- route
by auto to Seattle. On their return
trip they will be guests here of Mrs.
Hattie Redmond. The Misses Hacket
are teachers in the public schools of
Ell Centre. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Blackburn en-
tertained members of the Hyperion
Bridge Club at their home Wednes-
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strain were guests.
Mrs. A. Webb of Reno, New, has
arrived for an Indefinite visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Martin.
Mrs. Mildred Walker has returned
from visit to Seattle. She, was
accompanied by Mr.. Felix Crane and
Mrs, l.. Harris.
Mesdames Julia Fuller and Jeanne
Jones were, 'hostesses at dinner Mon
day at which covers were placed for
six honoring the Rev. A. w. Johnson
of Seattle.
Mr. Stephen Wright is employed
at the Oswego Country Club for the
summer. tz..
Under leadership of Miss Gwen
delyn Cooper, the, Allen Christian
Endeavor shows an increasing at
tendance. Clifford Flowers led the
discussion the past Sunday. The
League will join with the Christian
Endeavor Union for an indoor picnic
on the boat Swan. .....
Mrs. Mary Readus is still suffering
from the effects of the fall she re-
ceived last winter.
Mrs. H, G. Baker will entertain at
dinner this Friday evening compli-
menting the birthday anniversary of
her daughter. Miss Bertha Baker.
Mr.. Ray Garnett, associated with
the Angelus Mortuary of Seattle, was
visitor here last week.
Mrs S. Pickett entertained at
breakfast Monday at which covers
were placed for six honoring Mrs.
Rebecca Dent of Seattle.
Mrs. Rose Scott of Berkeley, Cal,
after several days visit. here, during
which she was the house guest of
Mrs. Ollie HENDERSON, Mrs. Ruth
Flowers and Miss Kate Lewis, left
Tuesday en- route to her home. Dur
ing her stay she attended the Gas
kin-Henderson wedding and was en-
tertained with card party by Mrs.
G. B. Hardin, dance party by Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Flowers; dinner byl
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Stanley; Bridge
breakfast by Mrs. Waldo Boyle; auto
trip and luncheon by Mrs. A. J.
Morton; card party by Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Flowers, and several other
affairs.
Jimmie Adams of Seattle. has
joined the AL Pierre orchestra as
trumpet player and the orchestra is
filling engagements at the De Silvia
Restaurant