The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31

nest White, Sec; Mrs. Roy Harvey,
Asst. Sec; Mrs. Louise Brent, treas.
The next meeting viii be Thursday
evening, August 8 at the home of
Mrs. Harvey. 2511 2. Howell. Any
ladies' interested are invited to
come.
Mrs. Z. Wicker viii be hostess
Friday afternoon for the MEETING
OF the Lone Star Art Club.
The Y.WC.A. Girl Reserves Will
leave for Camp next Friday All
High School and Jcuior girls who
wish to go are asked to registe,
at the "Y''. East $500, not later
than Tuesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Harding and Mrs.
Laura Johnson, both of Chicago
we're guests at the "Y'' last week.
Mrs. Henry Davis entertained
the Monday Social Eight Club this
week. The occasion also honored
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Eugene Cay who received a mum
Der Of beautiful gifts. Mrs. Carol
c. Peoples was chosen as club re-
preventative on the Community
Scholarship Committee at the same
time they voted an annual contri-
button Of five dollars to the fund.
Asr. aud Mrs. Roland l,utler and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Findley
were among the hosts who enter
tanned at cards for the pleasure OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Ball Of Wind
sor. Ont. who were here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chatters, mo-
ther Of Mrs. Ball.
Getting Better or Worse" will
be the topic for discussion at the
community gathering Sunday at
8 pm. at Ksnnear Park. There
win be an open forum so that all
persons may express their views
on this subject of whether the
young folks are better or worse
than the older folks The public
I Is invited.
] Mrs. Bernice Clark Of San Fran
!. cisco, Calf. and her son Leonard
: Jr., are visiting indefinitely with
!. her aunt, Mrs. Anna Gardner OF
/ this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Simons were
|. hosts to so guests at a beach party
! Monday evening at Lincoln Park
t for the pleasure of Mr.. Lawrence
r Martin, a postl employee of New
!. Orleans. After swimming de-
: lightful supper was served. Mrs
, Simons was assisted by Mrs. Ben
jamin Hearst and Mrs. Cartwright
r Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simons also enter
tanned at luncheon on Tuesday for
Mr.. Martin. Other guests were
! Mrs. Vivian Berry and Mrs. Eu-
gene Coleman.
: The Crispus Attacks Community
: Club will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Ernest White. Per
+ sons interested in juvenile delin-
quency are invited.
, The Misses Sadie and Villa OAR
chanbeau left Tuesday for their
home In San Francisco after speD-
ding two weeks as house guests Of
their uncle, Mr.. fred Sexias OF
West Seattle. Among the social
courtesies extended to them was
/. motor trip by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Woodson.
Miss Gertrude Jackson was hos
!. tess last week at an elaborate buff
!. fet dancing party at the Alderway
: Tea Room complimenting Mis- s
/ Thera Boone of Kansas City and
Miss Antoinette Gamble of Los
| Angeles. Approximately one hum
. bred guests danced to the strains
: of Phil Moore's orchestra until
IL o'clock when a sumptuous buff
: fet supper was served in the dining
:. room. Many out of town visitors
E were among the guests.
Miss Jackson received her guests
E in a lovely black taffeta jacket
dress trimmed with hugh rose
] velvet boquet.
E Miss Willetta Riddle entertained
few friends at a cocktail party
e honoring Miss Gamble prior to Miss
! Jackson's party
!. Mrs. Edward Pitter is recovering
: at her home from a broken ankle
received in fall.
Mrs. Clyde Taylor entertained
with a waffle luncheon Tuesday
compIimenting Mrs. James Rogers
and son Leon and Mrs. Alex John
son (nee Dora codrington).
Mrs. James Rogers entertained
at dinner Monday complimentins
Mrs. Alex johnson.