The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-08-07


and daughter Juanita Of Beaumont
Texas passed through the city on
4 Tuesday and stopped for a vis,i
with Mr.. and Mrs. Prentis IRA
zier. The two men are cousins.
Mrs. Rebecca Dent was hostess
for the quarterly luncheon Of the
Sincerity Club at woodlawn Parl,
last Tuesday. Guests for the day
were Rev. T. M Davis and his
house guest, Rev. Morrow Of Def
Moines, Mss williams, Mr.. and
Mrs George Hobbs and Mr.. and
Mrs Sandy Moss
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Samuels Of
Everett were week end guests Of
Mrs Matte L. Oliver.
Mrs. Dee Lusk entertained about
thirty young people last week for
the pleasure Of Mrs. Billie Cole
man visiting hero from Butte.
Dancing wss enjoyed during the
evening, also group Of songs by
the d Clef Quartette under the di-
rection Of Mr.. S. C. Valley. Mrs,
Lusk was assisted by Mrs. Harry
Estes, also of Butte, and Ms.
Rachel Newton.
Mrs. Noy Pierson was hostess
Friday afternoon at a lovely bridge
luncheon complimentary Mrs. w. c
Traeye of Los Angeles. A very de
! licious three course luncheon was
served carrying out an attractive
color scheme Of blue and white.
Covers were placed for eighteen
The rooms were enhanced by the
tastefui arrangements of Delphen-
iunis and Sweet peas, table APP
pointments in blue including clever
favors and place cards Added to
this was the charm of a gracious
hostess. At cards Mrs. L. B. Yourg
won first prize and MIS-. Hart
Walker, consolation. Mrs. Piersrn
also presented her honored guest
/ with a prize. She was assisted by
Mrs. Arthur Morehead and Mrs
Frederick Bowman and Mrs. Walk.
err. Mrs. Traeye is the house guest
of Mrs. Lonnie Shields.
Miss Mary Newton entertained
at dinner last Sunday for the pleas
ure of Miss Billie Coleman of Butt,
and Miss Martha Anderson, hom,
from Wilberforce for her vacation
Miss Irene Graves, who has beci
confined to Providence Hospital TO
the past two weeks is reporte'
very much improved.
Mrs. Thomas Rodgers of Spo
kane is in the city visiting her sis
ter Miss Naomi Tigg, and he
mother.
Mrs. william Diez and two sor'
Carl and Robert, and her mothe
Mrs. Robert Foster, all of Port
land, were in the city for a wee
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l., B. Youne
They were accompanied by Nj
and Mrs. Richard Boyle, also o
Portland. While here they were en-
tertained at breakfast by Mr.. an,
Mrs. c. c. Wilson, sightseeing
trip by Mr.. and Mrs. William Ia.
bert, and beach party by thei
hosts They left Wednesday TO
their home. Mrs. Diez is the cou
sin of Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Byron Clark Jr. entertain
ed the members of the Monday So
cial Eight Club with a delightful
luncheon this week. Mrs Clark il
not a member of the Club but hai
been a guest on several occasion
and chose this manner in which
to express her appreciation.
Mrs. James Best, nee Annie Gas
tor. q hire for an indefinite yisi
with ner parents, Mr.. anc Mrs
Harper Castor. Sr.
Receiving orders from the Gov
eminent Office of Education a.
Washington, d. G. to report for 1
meeting of all State Supervisor:
of the Vocational Education anC
Guidance Survey of Negroes on the
campus Of Atlanta University, Miss
Myna-Belle Annette, Washington
State Supervisor, left last Satur.
day night for Atlanta by way OF
st. Paul, Chicago, and Nashville
A general discussion of the project
work and means for its completion
as well as various forms of socia
entertainment await the Regiona
and State Supervisors.
Miss Annette is returning homt
oy way Of New Orleans and Los
Angeles.
DR.. PARKER
VISITS SEATTLE
DR.. Charles S. Parker, head Of
the Department of Pathology and
Pharmaceutical Botany at Howard
University was in the civ for a