The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-02-07
ROUND THE TOWN
With FR4NK FIR

daese last Thursday week was
quite a nice affair and I'm sure ev-
eryone enjoyed themselves: but q
dance for such a worthy cause the
attendance was small.
Something happened recently
which gives me further opportun-
ity TO express a leading topic Of
comment. A certain young gentle
man. an acquaintance Of mine,
wore his tuxedo to what he believ-
ed was proper for the occasion.
Now, If be had been a hometown
boy know he would not have
worn his dress suit, since everyone
else was In informal garb I'm In
his corner, though, because prob
ably where he came from people
are used to evening attire. It is
worn to such an affair as a echAr-
ity ball" Well. anyway I feel It
in my bones or something that soon
the boys around town viii rally
forth with a real "formaln that
won't don't" Top hat. white tie
and tailsl Heyl Heyl / mustn't
forget to mention that the very
very large boutonniere worn by the
certain gentleman / have referred
to, can probably be explained by
the fact that he is the doorman at
the Rosaia Florist Shop.
Take letter. Miss Sunday Ia
heml): Miss Lois Williams, Oma-
ha, Nebraska = Say, Sweetheart
was only fooling last week abou'
those red flannels, and things have
happened since. If you can, by
any chance, send me an extra pair
Of those red flannels it would sure
be mighty nice Of you-Frank" !.
There seems to be a dearth of new
or old cars among the boys along
the riaito with the exception of my
former shipmate, Bill Green. who
is sporting some new rubber"
Evelyn Taylor, one of the best
dressed young ladies Jellybean
johnson, that versatile Snowman
who is doing a bit doubling now a.
days from the Cabellero IN town to
the Black and Tan afterwards :.
Corinne Young and David Jones
were blended a fortnight ago .
Bob Crane, illustrious son of Felix
Crane has been laid up with a
heavy cold this week. Our go q
wishes for a Jesse Owens" reco--
cry! wonder if the sepia
phil Baker" is ready for public
performance Cora Jones, thu
Az waitress at Smiths, and Tony
Carter. a boot and cuff man on 7th
Ave, are that way about each 9TH
er :. A certain high school foot
ball star wore his school sweater
to the dance the other night ali
he knows better The sudden
squirt of business around the Italis.
and the Golden Gardens may DC
accounted for through the fact that
both are under new management
The Italia by genial Joe Burns and
the Golden Gardens by John Payne
Drop in folks and keep the ''mu-
sic going round and round !. :.
Ethel Finney's favorite expression
--HAin't that a bee-hive!" 8. Noy
Pierson, Zelma Winslow, Noodles
Smith Bob Wright, Ed Mathews,
Arthur Branch. Bob Frazier, Geo.
Paris of Vancouver, B. c., Gus
West. at the flies Three Is
crowd means nothing to Teresa
smith, AL K. Hall, and Haskell
Campbell, who are often seen to-
gether Mrs. Lonnie Shields
lust zoomed by in that new snappy
Plymouth Joe Campbell, self
appointed mayor of the south side
and an authority on the arts of a
plumber" expects his good FRIEND.
Tiger AL Lewis, back from Chica-
go sometime this week What
ever became of Lodi Biggs? :.
This weeks bouquet to Mr.. Art
Spencer who has been at the In
glewood Golf Club for several
years and is well liked and from
all reports is considered very va
luable employee Bar-B-Q Jack
came over from Tacoma. The
lucky stiff won all the boys SIS
and hippety-hopped back to open
up a new Bar-B-Q with the "gra-
W. Ralph Stevens and Banjo
ski Adams who play toe-tickline
tunes at Alexis, are a good team
and play swell together =. I won
der if Dan Matthews still has in
terest over in Tacoma Where
does Glenda Patten keep herself ?
Old Chuck. alias King Kong,
the "rassler," is planning a spring
campaign and issues warning to
jim Londos and other lesser lights
that he's "ready" Well, until
next week let me leave you with
this little quotation 1 recently ac-
nuired from q book I was reading,
May your joys be as deep as the
ocean, your sorrows as light as its
foam"