The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-17

tended Monday nights dance.
Mrs. Bernard Graveli Of Oak
land, Calf, spents the week end
with her parents, Mr.. end Mrs.
Fred Bollen Of this city. Mrs. Ora
velli was accompanied by her son
and daughter.
Mrs. Wilson Cochran entertain
ed bridge foursome at her home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Emma billiard and Mr.. Ma
thew Carter of Denver, Colo, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
A. Reed. Mrs. billiard and Mr..
Carter are both relatives of Mrs.
Reed
Jimmy Adams. popular cornet-
list, has gone to Seattle.
REPORTED ILL: Bob" Rob
ezts, Mrs. Fannie Cosby, Mrs. Har-
old Taylor, Mrs. Eta Crooms and
Mr.. Reuben Sullivan, who has a
badly sprained ankle.
Mr., Edward Page of xenia, Ohio,
Mrs. John Harris of Seattle and
Mr., Edward Page of xenia, Ohio,
were guests for a week at the
home of lfr. and Mrs. George
Scott. Mrs. Harris and Mr.. Page
are sister and brother of Mrs.
Scott. Thursday evening the SCOTS
entertained at an elaborate dinner
party for sixteen guests honoring
the visitors. Friday, Mr.. and Mrs
Berry Tinsley arranged a drive to
the Bonneville Dam for the visit
ors; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murrell
entertained them at matinee and
a Chinese supper; Mr.. and Mrs
George Hardin entertained them at
dinner party; and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Graham took the visitors
sightseeing about the city. Mrs.
Harris and Mr.. Page left the city
Wednesday morning.
STAY OFF DATE: October IS.
Banquet honorinu Rev. G. F. Mar
tin and celebration Of anniversary
of BetheIite Club.
DR.. d. N. Unthank will speak on
Sunday evening, October 20, at the
Christian Endeavor at Bethel Am.
e. Church. The C.E. has been re-
organized and the last meeting
was a huge success.
Mrs. James Black of Louisville,
Kentucky, will spend two weeks
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bessie
Charleston. Mrs. James Wisher
entertained the visitor with break
fast Friday morning; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dancey took Mrs. Black on
sightseeing tour Sunday; Mrs. j.
H. Thomas was hostess for a par
| ty at the horse show In her honor;
Mrs. G. v. Grayson invited eight
in to breakfast Tuesday for the
pleasure of Mrs. Black; Mrs. Jack
Martin entertained at luncheon on
Friday for the visitor.
THIs-A AND THAT-A
BY Uno Who
Don't you like Bethels idea of
having young ladies as ushers at
services? Mr.. Bruce Locke lost
his watch under puzzling circum-
stances matter of now you see
it, now you don't i. +. Mrs Fielden
Stewart was regal in black silk on
Sunday afternoon. A gold orna-
ment in the front of her off the
face hat was the only color she
used. A waist length mink cape
fell in gracious folds from her
shoulders How do you like
having your paper on Saturdays
these days? The Enterprise aims
to give the best service possible
Isn't the new Tacoma section a
darb? Uno Who offers congratula-
tions to the Tacoma staff. While
We are talking about other por-
lions of the paper, let's mention
that HEX of Montana must be a lot
of fun to know like Sherman
Dennis of this city . -. Everybody
was admiring Melba Ingersoll the
other day in her new Renaissance
red cloth coat and the matching
felt halo hat She wore black ac-
cessories incidentally, it made her
look more Spanish than ever /.
Portlanders were given q chance
to look over an aggregation of mu-
sicians who have been advertised
as Portland's own in an eastern
publication. Everybody says they
are plenty hot but are puzzled as
to their reason for giving out that
the Rose City is their home town.
Now of course, they could be adj
opted -. Uno Who was told that
Louie Hienardson, "Peewee" Adj
ans, and Don Lucas are among
the musicians at that Golden West
Supper Club we were telling you
about Folks are al agog over
invitations issued to the first big