The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-27

III INEA tHJI1 ss ne news boSo
round and round ana comes out
here. Well, It least a small part.
This weeks column win consist Of
nothing but chitter-chatter Of this
a and that-a; 50 wen push the pen
Gil valve down and the lead goes
round and 'roundl
Bruce RoweIl, the Madam look
ed very. very nice Saturday mite.
You thought I missed seeing her,
but I didn't. The eeyes'' have It.
Thai lucky guy, Sammy Bian-
chard, over from Portland a few
days to visit his bride-to-be, the
pretty Miss Cora johnson. Love
in Bloomlll :. Surprising their
most intimate friends. Mineola
Parker and Harold Tanner were
blended a fortnight ago. Congrat-
ulations! Ben Jones, Russell
Sykes, and their Japanese friend,
Jimmy, made a fishing trip up to
the skagis River to catch STEEL
heads. Well, upon their return all
you could hear was how cold 1t
was, how much snow and ice were
about, how beautiful the scenery
was, and nary a word about how
many fish were caught. They ev-
en- returned without a fish story.
Better luck, next time, sports .
I could write this column more
easily, or at least I would be more
In the mood to write Il If Evelyn
Williamson were about to sing in
her sweet and adorable way. No
evening of nite-club-ing is COM
plete without at least one song
from her One Of my favorite
young friends, Charles Russell .
have never known anyone who
loved to take snapshots and keep
an up-to-date album more than
Louise Todd. After a long extend
ed visit here last year she is now
back home in Berkeley. Howdy,
Toddle I must, by all means,
drop in and see my very good
friend, Mrs. Gordon Carter, to
congratulate her on her new office
and also have one of our long, in
teresting talks in which the time
flies by so fast. Hang the welcome
sign out, Mrs. Carter, because I'll
be down real, real soonl :. Who
do you suppose Is blessed-eventing
--unofflcially7 - Hold the phone!
Everytime I hear someone mention
Optirno King cigars, reminds me II
that good old soul, the late Bert
ram "scramie" Clark. God bless
him! :. 1 love to hear Vivian
Jordan talk The edito:. Eel
mar Lawrence, made a fast trip to
Vancouver and back to kinda get
those folks up in IL Kings Coun-
try Enterprise minded The
new V-S that Ms. Art Spencer is
driving was wedding anniversary
present from her husband Nice,
too! when those golf club boys
do things they do them in a big
way) Roy Holmes, you are a
man Of your word. Thanks a lot
DR.. Walter Brown, Chris Di-
Julio with Army seIjas, Marvie
Williamson, Bob Crane, Joe Burns,
Mae conIey, Bruce RowelI, the
William Nicholses. Clifton West
brooks and Ethyl TennysOn, over
from Spokane, and host Of 9TH
ers at the fights Eddie Ruck-
err, stellar entertainer at the Black
and Tan, caught a two-bit eight
on the China Lottery, which is
news in anybody's country. Lucky
guy The young peoples Vot-
ers' League is probably the only
club to have two meetings a night.
One at the respective meeting
place and the other at Mrs. How
ards Cafe afterwards Con-
stance Pitter and Irene Graves
have the pleaEantest smiles =. !.
Say, over there in Portland, was
sorry to disappoint you but I'll be
there for three or four days during
the Easter Holidays. This Wash
lngton and Broadway" news sorta
fits right in: understand Vernon
Gaskin is also partaking slight
vacation. What kind of stream
line" talk did you give that lady,
Vern? Hold everything! What is
Evelyn Taylor doing, alternating !?
1.-THE Hurricane" by the authors of
"Mutiny on the Bounty" is well
worthwhile. The description Of the