The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-11-21

THE NORTHWEST EN-
That Esrtna Baker, that gorg-
eous frill, really trucks on down
in that new brown sport coat.
That jeanette strawder became
excited when her Don Juan return
ed from his trip in Seattle.
That a certain girl went to the
door expecting her grandmother,
but when she opened the door four
fellows walked in.
That when one player on the
Trojan basketball team appears at
the Y. a certain member of the
Girl Reserve Club bushes.
lhat Mrs. Henrietta Marshall
made Audrey Bushnell take out all
her knitting, because she dropped
a stitch or two.
That Buster Strawder still re-
mains The sheik Of Arabee."
That Harold Gaskin is one hun
dred pei cent. He pays off his bets
That Tom Alberti happens to be
hired by certain girl as her 'pri-
vate detective"
That Muriel Fletcher, OF and
Eunice Mott ere among the Sat
urday morning entertainers over
KEW.
That Richard Stanton is an all
around athlete, and that certain
girls heart goes flippity-flCp at
the call of his name.
That Tyrell Morris has beauti-
ful eyes, and Winnie Crane knows
it.
That Richard Harris really look
ed sharp in his Sunday Suit" Sat
urday night.
That Ruth Crane is having a
hard time getting over the loss of
love that has gone to Seattle.
That Eddie Collins was given
the name papa" by an admirer.
That Dorothy Harris is taking
exercises from an accomplished
gym teacher of this city.
Yours till the hounds get us,
Kitty and Katy
THls-A AND THAT-A
BY uno Who
How do you like our blessed ev-
emit, the Juniflip Journal: - Come
on, let's have a Portland girl
crowned Queen of the Northwest!
- Get behind one of the Portland
entrants in the Enterprise Popu-
larity Contest and help her win the
first prize - Try this on your ia
mily: Heat canned string beans
with a generous lump of butter and
two or three tablespoonful Of cat
sup and serve them with steak
or chop dinner. Rebecca Gray told
us and we like them that way. -
Mrs. Berrie Tinsley's coal black
Pomeranian is named Ruby Tay-
lor. - Mrs. C. v. Grayson wears
the prettiest starched white lace
collar and cuffs on a black dress;
there's nothing like frilly lace to
make a lovely woman lovelier. -
Lula Gragg is the most patient
soul. You should see her rehears-
ing about three dozen poppy little
youngsters all anxious to be heard
above the rest And don't you
like the spirit of Help Ye One
Another" among our local church
es? = Mrs. D. N. Unthank of St
Phillips Mission is generously Civ
ing of her time and experience in
assisting Bethel A.M.E. = Aren't
you glad to have the good, soft,
warm, rain back again? = Don't
eat too much turkey now
Williams Avenue Branch Y. W.
C. A.-Vesper services will be in
charge of Dorothy Harrie on Sun
day afternoon.
An open meeting was held by
the Business and Industrial Girls
of the Branch with a special pro
gram in observance of World Eel
lowship and Week of Prayer, on
Wednesday evening. Representa-
tives from the st. Johns and Cen
trail Y.WC.A. clubs were present
Mesdames G. Farmar, L. Jackson
and Miss Ann Walker were new
members. After a brief program
games were played and refresh
ments were served. This club
meets every Wednesday evening
at $50 p. m. The All-Association
Council viii meet at the Branch
on Wednesday evening, November
20, at 8 o'clock.
Miss limo Ruyle entertained with
four course dinner in honor of
Miss Dorothy Nyland, Eugene, and
Mrs. Alberta Walker, Seattle, who
were guest speakers for the World
Fellowship Luncheon. Additional
guests were the Misses Dorothy
Johnson, Florence Cantrell and
Elizabeth Summers. After dinner