The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-08-07
AIRLINE 0. ENoLisH, Correspondent

! candaee NJ. Black whom he had
not seen for thirteen years. He
was accompanied BY his wife. kfr.
Carl Bruce a retired finaneier. and
Mr. shermont Lewis. also of Wash-
ington. D. c. Or Parker was forra-
erly a resident of Washington, hay
ing lived in Spokane for number
of years He received his Raehe-
lor's Degree from Washington
State College at Pullman. where
he taught for two years after "a
graduation. He received his Doc
tors Degree from the University
of Pennsylvania which institution
has conferred two honorary de-
grees upon him since that time.
Besides his scholastic standing Or.
Parker distinguished himself in the
World War having been elevated
TO the office of Adj. Capt. of the
91st Division Passing through spo
kane, his former comrades gave
him warm welcome His visit in
Seattle was cut short by sum
mons that hurried him back q
Washington.
In a beautiful setting of sum-
mer flowers and table appoint
ments in green and yellow, Miss
Sadie MeIver entertained fourteen
of her friends with a buffet sup
per Tuesday evening at her home
in Rainier Valley, The affair was
in compliment to Miss ozell Lewis
who left Thursday for her home IN
San Francisco. Mrs. Harold Rich
ardson of Spokane who is attend
ing the Baptist State Convention.
and Miss Thera Boone of Kansas
City. house guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Harry Walker. Before enjoying the
delicious supper the guests played
Pokeno for which Miss Ruth Beck
was awarded the prize. Mrs. Walk
er assisted the hostess in caring
for her guests.
Mrs G. r. Harvey. who was
taken to Providence Hospital last
week has recovered sufficiently to
be returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson
entertained at dinner Sunday for
the pleasure of Mrs Roby Robin
son, Mrs. schruggs, Mrs. Myrtle
Bonner and William Browne OF
Portland.
Mrs Donald Gatewood has re-
turned from Portland where she
enjoyed a week visit with Mrs
Theodore Freeman, the former
Miss Odessa Lewis.
Mr.. E. Brisker entertained with
cocktail party Monday evening
preceding the Elks Dance, compli
menting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bo-
SAC VI VI litlAids
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Young and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims of Sar
Antonio, Texas have taken apart
ments at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Duvall. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D
Corley, also of San Antonio, aie
residing with Mrs. Bertha McCra-
ven. The men are employed by the
Pullman Company.
! To honor her cousin, Miss Doro-
thy Scott, who is visiting here from
Omaha, Miss Lois Hughes enter
tanned with a lovely party Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss
Vera Smith. About thirty young
people enjoyed the affair. Assisting
the young hostess were the Misses
Dorothy and Juanita Alexander
and Miss Smith.
| Miss Airline Holden, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holden was
hostess for a dancing party at her
home Wednesday evening for the
pleasure of eighteen of her friends.
Mrs. Luella Lipscombe of Cal
gary has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Mildred Staten, for a
week. Thursday Mrs. Staten enter
tanned at breakfast for the pleas
ure of her guest. Mrs. Lipscombe
will leave Saturday for her home
Miss Clara Hayes was hostess
on July 20 for the meeting of the
Younger Matrons Club at her home.
Mrs. Grace Head was hostess on
Wednesday for the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Chandler are
the proud parents of boy born
July 81 at Providence Hospital
Mother and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Harvey Chandler. Jr. is re-
covering from illness.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. l.. N. Bell ac-
companied by Mrs. Eva Jones re-
turned last week from a motor trip
to Spokane and Idaho where they
visited Mrs. Bells mother and o.
Their relatives.
Mrs. Rosetta Spencer and Mrs.