The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-07-05
Portland News
Alrs. " Boyle, Edit0r-lN0n0ger
1857 S. E. Tibbett St. Sellwood 6571
Ms Kats Lewis Assistant kditor 27Os 5. 3 Tibet


Miss chrlstina smith and Mr..
Earl Elldns were united IN mar
rage Sunday afternoon At a love
y ceremony Ia the gardens at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Har-
din Rev. J. .. Wilson performed
the ceremony before an altar Of
.foses. Little Ruby Irene Kirk.
dressed IN pastel blue organdie,
was junior maid Of honor and Mrs.
Leona Caslxins and Miss Nadelyn
Duncan, we're bridesmaids and
were dressed in blue and yellow
organize. carrying mixed buquets.
Little Misses Ellen Woods and
Gertrude Scott acted as flower
girls. The bride was lovely IN a.
beautiful ivory satin gown with
long sleeves and train, carrying a
white prayer. Mrs. Constance
Smith. mother Of the bride, was
lovely in white crepe. Mrs. Lee
Grigsby played the wedding march
and accompanied Mrs. Jessie Gray
son and Mr.. Lee Crigsby who sang
Il Love You and I'm Be Faith
ful." Mr.. Stephen Wright acted
as best man for Mr.. Ellxins. Mes
danes DeNorval Unthank, Della
Scott, S. Pickett, J. D. Jamison.
O. B. Hardin, Hattie Redmond. r.
Kirk and Miss Kate Lewis assis-
ted in caring for the many guests.
Following the wedding reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellkins left immed-
lately for motor trip to Seattle.
The bride was dressed in dark
travel crepe ensemble with gar
denia corsage. After July 18th
they win be at home at the Nor
gan Apartments.
The Membership Tea held at the
home Of Mrs. J. II Martin for the
benefit Of the membership commit
tee Of which Mrs.. Jessie Grayson is
chairman was q big success. The
Martin home was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion and the
guests were lovely in the garden
party frocIxs. A large number at
tended. Miss Grace Stienbaclx.
Aeneral x" secretary, was heart
lily received in her fine address.
Tl,e Modern Matrons met with
Mrs. &c. Williams Tuesday. Mrs.
Ia naler was hostess Fridas for
the City Club, the club win spon-
scr 3 card party July 20.
Rev X. L. Kinard attended the
luncheon vt the Chamber Of Com
merce Monday at which time the
Rose FestlNu parade awards were
made. First A. N. e. zion Church
won second award in the division
Of churches. The float was de-
signed by George Maunder who Is
an expert IN floral designing.
The Chandelier Breakfast Club
of women were victorious over the
Tuako Club Of men in the recent
challenge bridge game. Ralph
Flowers is president of the Tusko's
and Mrs. Thelna Flowers is pres
ident Of the Cbanticleer
Allen Rutherford arrived Sunday
from Oakland He is student 1T
the University of California, work.
ing for his masters degree.
Mrs. G. e. Prioleau Of Los An
geles is visiting her son in law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. r. r.
King.
Mrs. Mary Williams Of NASH
vile, Tenn, niece Of the late Mrs.
Ada McGfll, is recovering from i'm
iuries received in an automobile
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed and
family enjoyed picnic at stand-
field over Sunday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Holiday and Mrs. A.
]. Morton were joint hostesses at
kitchen shower Monday for the
pleasure of Mrs. E. ]. Minor, who
has taken an apartment on East
First street. Bridge was the diver
sion Of the afternoon
Mrs. Beede Ball Of Seattle. Mrs.
Beede Thompson of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Minnie Crawford, were