The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-05-01
SOCIAL NOTES
AIRLINE Q, ENGLISH
corresnondent

Mrs. Grace Head was hostess on
Wednesday evening for the regu-
lar meeting Of the Younger Ma
irons Club Mrs. Harper Castor,
speaker
Mrs. Alex Harding, who has been
confined IN bed at her apartment
at the Douglas Annex with a heart
attack. is able to be about again.
Miss ldell vertner, secretary Of
he Phyllis Wheailey Branch wv.
CA. left Sunday aor Colorado
Springs. Colo. to attend a national
Y.w.c.A. convention. Miss Vert
ner win take her vacation at this
time and win visit with friends IN
the East for about five weeks.
Mrs. Grace Bahoveo, owner Of a
Blue Fox and Yukon Mink farm
in Baranoff, Alaska, arrived this
week with an assortmen. ~ choice
genuine furs which she is offering
for sale. Due to the fact that Mrs.
Bahovee is offering these furs to
the buyer direct, thus eliminating
the necessary Of paying middle
mans charges. these furs can be
secured at a price somewhat lower
than that which would be charged
BY a retailer
Mrs. A. J. Braaas Of Yakima,
Grand Lecturer Of washington and
Jurisdiction Of the Order Of East
ern Star, is in the city on an otfic-
ial visit. Mrs. Braggs is the house
guest of Mrs. e. B. IIipshur
A large crowd attended the Elks
memorial service which was held
Sunday, April &c, at Mt. Zion Bap-
list Church. Forty Juvenile Elks
turned out. Master Clarence Jones,
Juvenile Exalted Ruler, rendered a
beautiful solo, alone" The SER
mon preached by Rev. Bro. ]. r.
Harris was extremely inspirational.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
Mrs. Bessie Charleston, all of Port
land, were week end guests in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Nc
cullough, and Mrs. Charleston was
the guest Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur
Cunningham and AR and Mrs. ].
R. Moore. They were the motif for
many social courtesies before their
departure Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Best left
wednesday evening for Billings,
Mont. where they will make their
home. Mrs. Best is the former Miss
Aimee CASTOR, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper CASTOR.
Mr.. Harold Fisher of this citv
received word that his sister, Miss
Grace Fisher and her staff were
presented recently in a Fashion
Bridge Tea by the Women's Aux
iliary Of the Alph Phi Alpha fra
ternity in Los Angeles. Miss Fish
er is modiste and designer of
considerable note, and not only
teaches in a high school Of that
city. but also has her own estab-
lishment where she employs five
assistants. This brilliant young
lady was formerly a resident of
Seattle, and attended the Univer-
sity of Washington.
The cast Of "Noah," current play
at the Repertory Playhouse, was
honored with party Tuesday eve
ming at the Dunbar Hotel celebrat-
ing the success of the play. In
cluded In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton James, directors of
the play, Mr.. George Hood, State
Director of Theatre Projects, and
the corps of officers connected
with the production
Six delegates from Seattle at
tended the board meeting of the
State Federation of Colored Wom-
ems Club held in Tacoma last Sum
day.
A no-host wiener roast, sponsor
ed BY DR.. and Mrs. A. t. King,
was enjoyed by sixteen friends at
Seward Park, Wednesday evening,
after the Schuyler lecture.
The Sincerity Club entertained
with their quarterly luncheon last
week at the home Of Mrs S. M
Dent, vita Mrs. Matte L. Oliver
as hostess. After luncheon games
were played in which the follow
| ing prizes were warded: Mrs. S,
A. Moss. first: Mrs Nathan Rob
inton, second; and Mrs. H. Hood,
consolation.
Mrs. &. }. MccuIIa was hostess
for the meeting Of the Monday So
cial Eight this week.
MIR. and Mrs. 3. 6easley were
hosts to a group Of friends Mon
day evening for the purpose OF
~ ming new club. Mrs. A. T
King is chairman pro tenn Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Martin Of Portland,
and Mr.. c. L. Mccullough, were
honored guests for the evening
Mrs. David Richardson enter
tai1ed the members Of the O.SE.S.