The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-01-17
SOCIAL NOTES
AIRLINE o. ENGLISH
Correspondent

MIS- kDL0clAh ~ WILL AAHA4I4AE4A
travelling secretary for the Phyllis
Wheatley Y.W.C.A. was the guest
Of the Matinee Matrons Club at
their regular meeting Wednesday
at the bone of Mrs. Geo. Wright
The program included the reading
Of the life Of Mrs Dunbar Nelson
by Mrs. Arthur Harris, and a pa
per s'Installnent Buying prepared
BY Mrs Airline English ana read
BY Mrs J.. S. Jackson. Mrs. VIM
addressed the club Informally on
the aims Of the Y.W.c.A. and ez=
planned some Of the differences Of
the work In the East and IN the
West. Other guests included Miss
Idell Vertner. Mrs. William Wilson.
Mrs. Clarence L. Miller and Mrs.
Ernest Alexander. At the close of
the meeting tea was served with
Mrs. L. .. Young pouring. Mrs
Wright Is president Of the Club,
and Mrs. Clarence Mccullough IS
secretary.
Mrs. G. $. jackson invited in
twenty-eight young friends Sunday
afternoon TO compliment her little
daughter, Dolores Mia on her third
birthday anniversary The tiny
miss, sweet in baby blue chiffon
velvet dress, helped her mother en-
terrain her friends Appropriate
games and toy favors claimed the
youngsters attention during the at
ternoon. Prizes for one game were
gives Dolores, first and Donald
Shaffer, second; for another Betty
Hartsfield first and Edward Mack
Williamson second. For refresh-
ment Mrs. Jackson worked out a
pretty service using a color scheme
Of pink and white.
Friends Of Mrs. Charles S. Ad-
ans win be glad to know she Is
recovering nicely from an attack
of influenza.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Harvey were
at home to few friends Saturday
evening for cards The prize for
the highest score was won BY Mr..
VIM. Dixon
A group Of friends surprised
Mrs. Georgia Lunch Wednesday
afternoon on her birthday anniver-
sary.
CLUB NOTES
The S. d. Workerg met Wednes-
day afternoon al the home Of Mrs.
Emma Hancock.
The Lone Star Art Club will
meet this Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Lula Hall.
Mrs. Mile Burnside was host
ess last Wednesday for the meet
ing Of the Ever Ready Social Club.
The Square Circle Club, aaixilia-
~ Of the Eastern Star Chapters,
viii have a meeting this Thursday
evening with Miss Della Clark.
The Women's Branch of the
Auxiliary of Trinity Parish had
their weekly sewing bee Tuesday
at the residence Of Mrs. Jose Gar
cha. The meeting next week will be
with Mrs. Helen Collins at the
Medlyn Arms Apartments.
The Workers Council will hold
their first meeting of the year on
Saturday night at the Y.W.C.A.
The Royal Ten held their meet
ing this week ut the home of Miss
Doris Booker on Thursday even
ing. Plans were made for back
woods party to be given soon. A
pot-luck dinner was held after the
meeting. Miss Isabelle Donaldson
win be hostess for the next meet
ing.
Miss Winifred Ingram, who with
Miss SyviIla Fort was highly COM
plimented upon her dancing at the
Meany Hall last winter. has re-
ceived news of her selection for the
modern dance scholarship offered
by the Gertrude Weinzirl Studios
of the Dance. The same week Miss
Ingram was also informed of the
acceptance of three Of her poems
by the Western Poetry Magazine.
Mrs. Harry Walker was hostess
Sunday afternoon at the Alderway
Tea Room for the regular meeting
of Beta Theta Chapter, Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha sorority. Following
business session dinner was served
in the dining room.
The Colored Women's Republic
can Club will hold meeting at
the So1ourner Truth Home, 1923
oath Ave, on Sunday, January 10,
2:3O to 5 p. m. All Republican
women are urged to be present.
Mrs. Ben Porter has returned
from Aberdeen after attending the
funeral of Mr.. Robert Manley, a
pioneer of that city.
Mrs. L. B. Young WIS hostess on
Wednesday for the meeting of the