The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-20

went an operation recently has re-
covered sufficiently to be return
ed to her home.
Mr. md Mrc. John Martin who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l. Mccullough for the past
week left Tuesday morning for
their home in Portland. Their
stay proved all too short for the
many social courtesies extended
them. Mrs. Martins natural grace
and genial personality Is a compile
ment to any hostess and Seattle
ties delight in honoring her. From
the time Of their arrival to the eve
of their departure. excluding the
two days spent IN Vancouver, B.
c., their social calendar was fiji
ed. Among their hosts were Mr.
and Mrs. J, s. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Branch. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Harvey. Mr. Lawrence Pal
va, DR.. C. J. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Bowman, Mr.. end Mrs. Nc
Cullough and others Many pre-
scented Mrs. Martin with lovely
gifts The Martins were former
residents of Seattle and friends
are looking forward to their re-
turn.
Gertrude L. APPEL, D. D., Exc
cutive Secretary Of the Council OF
Churches in Seattle. win be the
speaker at vesper Service Sunday
afternoon at the Y.W.c.A.
Mrs. Lloyd Davis Of Los An
geles, house guest Of Mrs. I. :.
Norris, sr. spent Saturday and
Sunday in Vancouver. B. c. re-
turning Monday she LETT immedi-
ately for San Francisco where she
will visit before returning home
Mrs. Morris took her guest on
motor trip to Yakima last Thurs
day, returning Friday.
Mr. Sells Keener, eacher o. Spa
nish, has had phenomenal success
with his classes. He has devised
a system whereby conscientious
student is soon able to begin to
read and to speak the language.
So successful is his method that
his classes are always filled and
the uninterested scholar is soon
crowded out. Mr.. Keener's classes
are cid Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays from to 10 p. m. for be-
ginners, and on tuesdays and
Thursdays at the same hours for
advanced pupils. They meet at
221sh &. Madison and enrolment
is free. Besides Spanish Mr.. Keen
er teaches history and dramatics.
Mrs. Blusie Gabriel entertained
twenty little guests Sunday with
a party to honor her son, Robert
shaffer Jr. on his ninth birthday
anniversary. The table was dec
Grated in the thanksgiving motif,
and the ice cream nodded in in
dividual turkeys. The afternoon
was spent in games at whic lit
tie Miss Sonia Camel and Master
Charles Taylor Jr. won first priz-
es and Miss Dolores Jackson and
Master Melvin Ward, second. Mrs.
Gabriel was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Teresa Smith.
Friends in Seattle viii be sorry
to learn Of the recent death of Mr.
March Salters in ST. Paul. Mr..
Salters was the father of Mrs.
Belle Tyler, a former resident of
Seattle.
Registered at the Dunbar Hotel
this week are Edward Porter of
Yakima, William Anderson, Emil
Smith and Paul Styges of Lincoln.
Neb. Dining in the Dunbar Pam
try We're Mr.. and Mrs. G. r, Har-
.vey, Mrs L. Stewart, Mrs. Sarah
Benson, Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Mrs.
Andrew Nichols, Mrs. Anne Dom
negan and Johnnie Cooper
Mr.. Able Nal1la viii entertain
the Mems Progressive Bridge Club
Saturday evening in the Italian
Room of the Dunbar Hotel.
The Seventeenth Annual Char
ity Ball to be given by the Self
Improvement Club Thanksgiving
night promises to be the highlight
on the social calendar. The ladies'
have secured the services of Merle
Williams and his famous swing