The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-03-16


Miss Kate Lewis and topics by
Mrs. Cora Minor. Guests inelu-
ded Mesdames c. S. Cooper, II
Troutman, W. A. Reed, w. H.
Rutherford, L. Crosswhite, L,
Henderson, L. S. Reed and Miss
c. NJ. Ingersoll. Mrs. Jessie
Flowers is hostess for the meet
ing this week.
Mr.. Irwin Flowers was host
for the meeting of the Kenwan-
ma Bridge Club at which guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. {. S. Cooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Flow
ers. The host served delicious
supper
Shelby Ellis is spending the
week end in Seattle.
Trojans Notes-New uniforms
of maroon and white have been
purchased for the basketball
team. Ivan Patterson has re
turned from Oregon State Nor
NAL and will take part in club
activities. Hubert Lewis is re-
porter for the Club.
Mr.. Eugene Garden motored
to Los Angeles this week.
Mr.. Elmer c. Bartlett, instruc-
tor of music. is on tour of the
smaller communities OF the
Northwest.
Among the sick: Jessie Mott
is recovering from an accident
in a fall from street car;
Sterling Williams confined; Mrs.
Berry Tinsely. Mrs Martha Mar
tina Simpson and Mrs. J. d. Will
son reported improving; Mr.. Ed
Lawrence, who recently under
went an operation for amputa-
ton of his leg is able to use a
wheel chair; Mrs. Jeanne Jones
indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n White
motored to Winlock last Sunday.
Mrs. w. Cochran and Mrs. r.
Flowers were guests of Mrs. j.
w. Stanley at the Bridge class
meeting Monday Award for
the February high score went
to Mrs. J. H. Martin.
Mrs. Richard W. Boyle receiy-
ed information from her father
in Los Angeles that he escaped
injury in the recent earthquake.
Williams Ave. Branch, Y.W.C.A.
Miss Clara Ingersoll will be
leader for Vesper Service on Sun
day afternoon, March 20. Mr.
C. f. Ivey, president of the N
A.A.C.P. will be the speaker.
The Girls Work Committee
will assist Mrs. L. S. Reed with
the silver tea which will be Civ
en- on Sunday afternoon. March
90, for the benefit of the Girl
Reserves Summer Camp Fund.
Special features will supple
ment the comedy. "6S-70 Ber-
kelley Place" on the evening OF
March "a. The Trianon Club
of High School Girl Reserves
and the advisor, Miss Nellie
Franklin, are working hard 20
make the entertainment success
full Posters advertising the af-
fair were made by Evelyn Free
man, a member of the club.
An excellent program and me-
nu has been arranged by the
Business and Industrial Girls
for their worldwide banquet,
on the evening of March rs.
Only women and girls are to be
guests on Tuesday evening but
the general public will be ad-
mitted on the following evening,
March 20.
The Boy Scouts meet eyers
Wednesday evening in the boys
clubroom with the troop leader,
Mr.. T. E. Ingersoll The advis-
DRY board composed of Rev. j.
d. Wilson, DR.. ID. n. Unthank
and Rev. d. G Hill were sched-
uled to meet Wednesday evening
Easter Monday Fashion Show
and Promenade. st. Philips
Guild.
Watch for the Charity Ball
o. A. c. W.
For Rent-Furnished broom
apartment, very reasonable. Mrs
NJ. Il. Fullilove, 81 NE. Holiday
For Rent-Neatly furnished
apartment, very reasonable, gar
age. Berrie Tinsley. Phone
Murdoch 1922.
FOR RENT-One newly fur.
nished apartment and two un'
furnished apartments located al
1924 North Fast LIST Ave, OLD
number 222 North East First st
furnace heat. Modern, walking
distance. Apply Eugene J. Mi
nor, 21O Old Post office Build
ing, BR. 5357 or Sell. 25ff.