The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1934-03-08

AtA4e 8Reul tie week E1u as mouse
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. IYey.
Mr. and hrs. J. H. Martin en-
tertained Is their house guests
for q short stay. Mr.. ard Mrs. c.
L. Mccullough and DR.. and Mrs.
Q. }. Allen Of Seattle. Sunday
evening they we're hosts to an in
formal reception complimenting
their house guests and Miss Idell
vertnea-. Monday evening Mr..
and ms. Martin invited guests to
q daneins party IN honor Of the
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Mar
tin and the out OF town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner
and Messrs. Chester Dixon and
Emerson Wilson. were the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Flowers over the week end.
The Harmony Brownettes were
heard in concert Friday night IN
Vancouver. Wn., at schumway
School and Sunday at the First
Methodist Church in Oregon City.
mrs. G. H. Holiday entertain
ed informally Saturday compile
mentlng the Seattle visitors. Mr..
L. f. Blackburn was host at q
Bridge supper Frloay In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mccullough.
MRS. C. L. Mccullough was mo-
tive for an attractive bridge lun-
cheJn Saturday at which Mrs. P.
c. Stewart and Mrs. @. v. Gray
son were joint hUstesses. Mrs. @.
H. Holiday won first prize and
Mrs. J. H. Martin, consolation.
Mrs. Matte I.ipIett Passes
Mrs. Maths Triplett. aged so.
742S N. Mississippi Ave. passed
away Monday at her home. Fu-
neral services win be conducted
from Miller q Tracy's Mortuary
Thursday afternoon.
Club Notes: Miss Kate Lewis
was hostess for the meeting Of
the Rosebud Study Club meeting
wednesday. Miss Kate Lewis and
Mrs. Carrie L. Ingersoll present.
ed interesting papers.-Mrs. LOU
ise Price entertained the menu
bers Of the Modern Matrons on
Tuesday.
Reported Ill this week: Mrs. 8.
Pickett. Miss Clara Mae Inger-
soil, and Mrs. Edward Watson
who Is convalescing at the hospi-
tai from an appendicitis opera
ton.
Mr., win Washington, pioneer
Portlander. died Tuesday at the
Muitnomah Hospital. He was
the brother-in-law of Mr.. Abe
Corneal Of this city. Funeral ar
rangements win be announced
later.
Misses I. Vertner. Sadie McIV-
er. Martha Anderson and Mrs. c,
E. walker, were delegates from
Seattle to the Business and In
dustrial Girls Conference March
3 and 4.
Mrs. Holman Crawford was the
theatre guest Of Mrs. Ralph Flow
ers and Mrs. Vernon Gaskin on
Tuesday following which she was
the honor guest at a beautifully
arranged Bridge luncheon given
by her sister in law. Mrs. Elmer
Flowers, as a birthday surprise.
Covers were placed for IL. Mrs,
Lee Grigsby and Mrs. Prentiss
Price were joint hostesses at a
dinner party for Mrs. Crawford
williams Ave. Y.W.C.A., Miss
r. Elizabeth Summers, secretary
Delegates to the Business and
Industrial Girls Conference from
the Branch were the Misses Gla-
dys Bird, president; Miss Juanita
Johnson, vice-president. Miss De-
loris Burdine and Miss Elizabeth
Summers. The williams Avenue
Club were In charge Of the Ser
vice Of Worship on Sunday morn
ing at the Central Y.W.C.A. The
committee women who attended
the Conference for at least one
session and the luncheon were
Mesdames Jessie Flowers, Rob-
enia Martin, Carrie Ingersoll and
Mrs. Mabel Henderson, who rem
dered q solo for the service OF
worship. Miss Nellie Franklin was
accompanist. Out of town dele
gates and visitors to the Branch
were the Misses Sadie McIver,
Martha Anderson and Miss Idell
vertner, who also addressed the
audience at vespers Sunday az
ternoon and the Grade School
Club on Saturday afternoon.
The Trianon and FREELY Clubs
have held cabinet meetings dur
ing the month and outlined in
teresting programs for the month
on Friday afternoon the Health
Education Committee viii meet
with the chairman. Mrs. Ethel
Reese to plan a Community Play
Night.
Mrs. Jessie Flowers invited
Miss Idell vertner to luncheon on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Zepha' Baker will have
charge Of the vesper services on
Sunday afternoon. An interest
Ing nrnpram will be presented.