The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-12-04

luncheon was very delicious and
tastefully served.
The Royal Ten especially wishes
to thank the members of the Fed
erai Theatre Project at the Rep
ertory Playhouse for their contri-
buttons and md in making their
Thanksgiving basket an over
whelming success. The basket was
given to a very deserving and
needy family.
Last week Miss Isabelle Dom
ALLISON entertained Miss Charles
B. warfield. Mrs. Roland Butler,
and Miss Margaret Cage at a
lovely luncheon.
Keep Off Date New Years Day
Matinee Party by Y.MC.A.
For thu pleasure Of their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brooks enter
tanned with a cocktail party on
Thanksgiving preceding the Self
Improvement Club dance. Twenty
guests called during the hour from
$50 to $50.
Miss Lois Hughes complimented
the Sophisticated Brownies at din
ner Thanksgiving.
Miss Nellie Logan was honor
guest at dinner last Sunday given
by Miss Vera Smith.
Miss Halle Mae, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. King,
was hostess to eight of her little
friends on her eighth birthday an
niversary Games, stories, and a
dainty lunch were enjoyed during
the afternoon. Little Halle re-
ceived a number of lovely gifts.
Mrs. Alberta Baker entertained
with a Thanksgiving dinner for a
group of cosmopolitan friends az
ter the University of Washington
football game.
Fred Owens is still meeting his
friends at 416 Maynard Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spencer
were hosts at dinner Thanksgiving
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bak-
er and Mrs. Sedalia Simpson of
Tacoma.
Dining at the Dunbar Pantry
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
jackson, Mrs. David Brooks, Miss
Dolores Brooks, Mr.. Enoch Coch-
ran, Mr.. N. Robinson. Mr.. George
A. Miller of King, Mr.. Eugene
Renfro, Mr.. Carl Brent, Mr.. P. S.
Barnett, and Mr.. Edward Porter
of Yakima,
The Mothers Study Club met on
Tuesday evening at the Y.W.C.A.
with an interesting group Of mo-
theirs present All joined in the
discussion after the talk by Mrs.
Frederickson on 1.-THE Modern Fa-
mily." Continuing this subject,
the next discussion will be "The
Present Environment" on Dec
enber ~, at the Y.W.C.A. Moth
ers of young children are espec-
tally urged to come. The club is
making plans to assist in buying
supplies for the Pre-School class
meeting at the Y. every Tuesday
and Thursday.
| The Grace Presbyterian Church
celebrated their twenty-fourth an
niversary Wednesday evening at
a banquet in the dining hall of
the church. Representatives from
the Presbytery as well as minis
tiers from other denominations
were present and extended greet
lings. The Rev. John r. Harris,
Young minister, is to be commend
ed for his splendid work at Grace
Church. The banquet was taste
fully prepared and expertly serv-
led. The general committee, head
| ea by Mrs. Bertha K. Waggener,
deserves much praise for their
efficient work. About hundred
and fifty people were present to
participate in the celebration.
Reneao Your Subscription NOto
Hercules Lodge and II, FRAN,
held their annual election of Of
ficers last night. w. Bradley, w.
I'M; James Toliver. S.W.; H. Hood,
IIW; e. A. Campbell, sec'y; Mr..
Bradley and Mr. Campbell, third
consecutive term. The annual re-
port was read and it was found
that the lodge is progressing nece-
ly.
Keep Off Date-Matinee Party,
January l, 1887, Y.M.C.A.
Several ladies of the Y.W.C.A.
visited the Old Folks Home Sun
day. Two huge baskets of grapes
were passed. Several songs were
sung by the group.
Mrs. Everett Gibson, Safety
Chairman of Longfellov School
PIT. A., was in charge of an en-
teltainment given Friday evening,
November 20. It's purpose was to
raise money to purchase raincoats
for the Patrol boys. The sum
cleared almost reached $50. which
J overpaid for the coats and hats.
! Mrs Gibson was assisted by the
: ladies of the PIT. A, a,so Sgt
I1innhall head OF Junior Safety