The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-24


Mrs l4elHo Winiams Of Seattle
I presented each Of the grand Off
eeIs with d beautiful corsage
Mrs. zelma Derrick past worthy
ereld matron. entertained the Wis
sting ladies' With a delightful pic
ME
The Eastern stars viii be hon
ered in a special service Sunday
morning at the First a n q.
church. Seattle
fhree delegates from Vancouver
lent an international air To the
convention They were Mrs Rosa
Pryor. Mrs I. Pope and Miss
Ruby Pope. all past grand ma
irons.
Breakfasts. luncheons, dinners,
and bridge have crowded on the
heels Of each other Hs Seattle ma
irons have We'd With each other to
demonstrate TIE hospitality Of the
charmed city Of the Northwest To
the visiting ladies. Twenty-four
hours have not been long enough
TO squeeze in an Of the days ac-
tiyities.
Mrs Ada Edwards and MS. Park
/ Bcmmey former residents of Sc
attle. bat now Of San Francisco.
have been the motive for q large
number Of the social affairs. The
visitors arrived ~ town last Mon
danny to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Eoy
Pierson on East pike street Thurs
day the party motored to Van
couver as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Rounds. returning Friday
night Saturday Mrs William VIII
son entertained at bridge for their
pleasure. Prizes were won by Mrs.
William Dixon. first and Mrs e
n. Bowman, consolation. Sunday
they shared honors with Mrs "
C. Traeye and Mrs. Wade Loclgett
az the cocktail party given by M
aud Mrs. Lonnie Shields. Monday
afternoon Mrs. Clifton H. Morris
was hostess for a lovely bridg
luncheon at her home ia Madrona.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. clar-
ence Miller entertained with a de
lightful bridge and cocktail party
at their home The hostess pre-
scented prizes to her honor guests
and for the highest scores to Mrs.
f. H. Bowman and Mrs William
Dixon. Consolation went TO Noy
Pierson.
Wednesday morning the visitors
were again breakfast guests with
Mrs. Mary Allen Smith as hostess
and in the afternoon at a small
cocktail party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Wormley Thurs
day morning Mrs. Prentis Frazier
was breakfast hostess in compli-
ment to them. IN the evening Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Harvey were at
home to a group Of friends for
their pleasure. The visitors left on
Friday morning for their home
To compliment her house guests,
Mrs. w. c. Traeye, of Los Ange.
les. and her aunt, Mrs. Wade Lock
EFT Of Indiana who is to make her
home here, Mrs Lonnie Shields
entertained with an elaborate cock
tail party at her home Sunday eve
ming. Sharing honors with Mrs.
Traeve and Mrs. Lockett were Mrs.
Park Demmey and Mrs. Ada Ed
wards Of San Francisco who are
the house guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Noy Pierson. Hawaiian 1ausic was
furnished during the receiving
hours from seven to nine by trio
from the Walter schelt Studios
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
blies met in the dining hall of tn =
Basom, Mrs. Edward Moody Mrs.
Bertha Campbell, Mr. Clarence
Lightfoot and Mr., James Clayton.
more than hundred guests en-
Joyed the hospitality of the charm
ing hostess.
Mrs. Sandy Moss was a lovely
hostess Wednesday evening to the
members of the Young Matrons
Club of Tacoma Of which she is
a member, and few out-of-town
guests visiting the city. The guests
included Mrs. Irene Cayne and Mrs
Flossie Paige of Detroit, Mrs An
ma Ball of Windsor, Ont, Mrs. Lena
Chatters ana Mrs. George Chat
tiers Of Seattle. Bridge was PLAYED
efter which the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
Mr.. Ernest White accompanied
Mr.. Bedford Jones on a week emo
motor trip 10 Spokane, his former
home. En- route home they stop
| ped IN Wenatchee and picked up
Mrs. White and children who have
been visiting Mrs. Whites parents