The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-16

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Mr. and Mrs. Everett GibsoI
entertained on Sunday Afternoon
IN honor Of the sixth birthday an
niversary Of their youngest son
Danny. Thirty little children wers
present and spent the afternoon Il
games and stories, read BY the lit
tie hostess, Betty Harafield. yellow
and white formed the color scheme
Of the dining room.
KEEP OFF DATE, Friday eve
Ming, October 30. YMcA Masquer
ade Party.
Miss Katrina Reynolds Of Port
land, Oregon, and Mr.. Horace
stockard OF Everett were quietly
married In Seattle on Thursday
october 8. A reception was held
honorlng the couple at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs.. verley Smith I'M
mediately following the ceremony
kfr. and Mrs. stockard are at homs
at 2107 East James.
The Harmony Art Twelve Clul
celebrated their tenth annual arl
exhibit last Thursday evening q
the so1ourner Truth Home. 4 pro
gram during the evening CONSISTED
Of an open prayer BY Mrs Eve
Jones; a paper. "Home Beautiful,
by Mrs. Roy 9. Garrett; THE His
tory Of the Club" by Mrs. J. VII
liams; reading. Mrs. Clara Bell
Instrumental solo By Mr.. Arthur
Hayes. q guest; = pantomime Of
the club motto. Harmony" by the
club members, and Mrs. Susie Ed.
ell Marshall. The grand prize FOR
the art work was awarded to Mrs
H. c. Thompson, president Of the
club. First-class awards were
given Mrs. Luly williams, Mrs
Helen Collins, Miss Gladys Risher
Mrs. Roy c. carnett and Mrs. s
NJ. Dent. second-class awards tc
Mrs. Eva Jones. Mrs. Virginia
Creason, Mrs. Iva Carter, Mrs. J.
NJ. Bell, and Mrs. Elsie Billings
The serving table. beautifully ap-
pointed In the club colors of blue
and pink. was presided over by
the members. Over a hundred
guests called during the receiving
hours. Judges for the art exhibit
were Mrs. Frances Baker, Mrs
M. Wallace and Mrs. Madelin NIL
Ter. The club prekented each guest
with a gift az a momento Of the
! occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Moore were
at home to 3 few friends Sunday
afternoon complimenting Mrs. M
Neral Of Chicago, their house
guest. Mrs. McFall win be here
for another ten days before con
tinuing her trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Sandy Moss received WORD
from Mrs. Moss. who was called tC
Kansas City by the serious illness
Of her sister. that the latter Ii Inn
proving. Mrs. Moss, however, hal
been Ill for the past week.
| Eight Young matrons enjoyed
pot-luck midnight supper Tuesday
| evening al the home Of Mrs. Al
bert RadcBtf. Among the guests
were Mrs. Waiter Jones, Mrs. VIM
BiIiups, Mrs. Chas. Brown, Mrs
Henry johnson. Mrs. John Moor
and Mrs. Herese Williams.
Miss Vera Smith was charm
ing little hostess for a dinner par
ty in honor of Miss PetrenellI
Stringer prior to her departur'
for New York. Miss Stringer vii
study costume designing in tn
metropolis
| Miss Bernice Black. daughter o
Mrs. Carrie Black Lewis, and Mis-
Lois williams, daughter OF Mrs
Vera williams, left fortnight ag'
for q visit in the Midwest. Mis-
Black win visit Mrs. Lorraine Grit
fin in st. Paul, Mrs Beatrice Clarl
Jefferson in Chicago, and Mrs
Samuel Sheppard, daughter Of MI
Lewis, in st. Louis. Before re
turning, Miss Black win also b
a week end guest Of Miss Marth'
Anderson at Wilberforce. Mis-
Williams will visit her aunt, Mrs
Edith Craig in Omaha, indefinitely
The Royal Ten held their week
" meeting Tuesday evening at tn
home of Miss Vivian Garnett. TIL
plans for their navy cruise wer'
discussed and the date set for No
vember 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brooks en-
tertained with dinner party Of
Thursday III houor Of Mrs. Jean
cite Morehead who is leaving sool
for her home in North Carolina
Cocktails were served in the living
room after which twelve guest