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

grand MASTER l.. W. sims, Spo
kane, deputy grand master; J. Il
Lee, Seattle. grand senior warden
L. f. Jones. Victoria, B. C., CRANE
junior warden; Robert D. Byrd
Portland, grand treasurer; F. U
Harris, Tacoma. grand secretary
]. A. johnson, Sea.,le, grand lee
turer, and E. Gilmore, Tacoma
grand trustee.
A picnic for Masons and East
ern Star members at Natatoriun
park closed the three-day conven
ton.
ferdinand Fields Roscoe Mathis
both of Spokane were initiated intC
the order in a service conducted b.
the grad master at Calvary Bap
fist church Tuesday evening, July
14th. Tuesdays luncheon Of tn,
Chamber of Commerce included
program intended to add signifi
canoe to Railroad Week. The Cot
ton Blossom Negro singers sang
headed by Major L. Walker, Pull
man porter, who is a graduate Of
the Piney Woods college. Others
in the group wero Beatrice Rober.
son, Mathlena Johnson, Marie Will
liams, Rosa Wright, Elnora VIII
son and A. T. Norman.
The Order of Eastern Stars
which commenced here last week
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Grand Patron
Mrs. Bertha Waggoner, Seattlei
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Pry-
or Vancouver, B. c.; Grand Pa
tron, Mrs. w. M. LaBelle, Port
land, Oregon; Grand Secy., Mrs
Alice Sims. Yakima. Washington;
Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Callie Mat
thews. Tacoma. Washington; First
Conductress, Mrs CASTOR, Seattle;
Associate Conductress, Mrs. VIM
Brazil.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred C,
Martin entertained the following
Grand Lodge Officers as their oin-
ner guests Thursday, July 18th
Mr.. Joseph T. simms, Yakima
Grand Master; Mrs. Bertha L,
Waggener. Seattle Grand Worthy
Matron; Mrs. E. b. l1ipshier, Sc
attic Past Grand Matron; Mrs,
Callie B. Matthews, Tacoma Grand
Treasurer; Mrs. A. C. Simms, va
kima Past Grand Matron and
Grand Secretary; Mrs. Celester
Mash, Spokane Past Matron; Mrs
l.. w. Simms, Spokane Matron.-
Miss Sadie McIver of Seattle and
the Misses Edith johnson and Jul
liza Harris of Everett were lunch
con guests of Miss Helen Dundee
last Monday.-Mrs. Earl l. Dundee
entertained at luncheon and an au-
to drive last Friday honoring Mrs
E. 3. Hipshier and Mrs. ]. H. Wag-
genner of Seattle and Mrs. C. B
Matthews of Tacoma.-Mrs. John
Turner entertained at dinner Fri
day, July 18th, honoring several
visiting delegates to the Grand
Chapter. The table was beautifully
decorated in Sarkspur and gladi-
oil, pink was the prevailing color
being carried out in the ices serv-
ed. The guests were: Bertha Wag-
genner, G.. M; Mrs. Hipshier OF
Seattle, Mrs. Caliie Matthews OF
Tacoma; Sgt. and Mrs. L. w. Sims
Rev. e. B. Reed Miss Fannie Mae
Humphrey and Mrs. Helen Davis
assisted in serving. Mrs. Vincent
who with her grandchildren Fran
els, Mildred, Ruth Mana and Louis
Patrick Nichols, the children OF
Mrs. Marie Nichols of this city are
visiting their great grand mother
in Atlanta, Georgia are reporting
wonderful time.-Mr. and Mrs
]. T. eager entertained at dinner
saturday, July 10, Mr.. Bedford
Jones and Mr.. Ernest White, both
of Seattle. Charles McMickens
Jr., the baby son of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. McNIiekens, was christened
last Sunday at Bethel A. M. e
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wills
of Manhattan, Kansas, are visiting
with relatives and friends. Mrs
wills was formerly Miss Bessie
Boats of this -Messrs. Jack
Hoisclaw and Vernon Scott gave
party Tuesday evening July 18th
in honor of Miss Sadie Nclver OF
Seattle and Miss Helen Dundee o.
this city. About seventy-five guests
were present. The evening was
spent in dancing.
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