The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31
SOCIAL, NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ban (Annie
chattersl Of windsor, Ont, Mrs.
Irene cayne and Mrs. F7ossle
Paige Of Detroit who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
chatters for the past two weeks
left Monday for their homes. En-
rout they stopped IN Weaatchee to
be the breakfast guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Grinsted. While here
they were the recipient Of many
social eourtesies. Among them
were drives about the city by M.
Ben Jones and Mr.. Herbert VIII
liams; trip to Mt. Rainier by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Woodson; a trip to
Vancouver. BIC. by their hosts and
Mr.. Ben Jones; a luncheon by Mrs.
William Dixon; dinners by Mr.. ami
Mrs. r. L. Chatters; Mr.. and Mrs.
Salmon; Mrs. lnez Smith; Mrg.
Robert Din and Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Moss. Mrs. Moss also escorted
the guests to visit the fleet, and
also the races at Longacres. Mr..
and Mrs. e. L. chatters were hosts
also for a cabaret party at the Club
Ubangi.
Mrs. L. B. Young entertained
with . lovely bridge tea Wednes-
day afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. Henry Prince who Is visiting
here from Los Angeles. -Four ia
bles of bridge were in play. Mrs.
Prince was presented with the
guest prize. Mrs. Caroline Black
the prize for the highest score and
Mrs. Clarence Miller, consolation
prize. Fifty ladies called for tea
In the dining room handsom Ia
BILE conferred with pink and orchid
sweet peas, which color scheme wal
carried out in the dainty refresh
ments, Mrs. George Wright am
Mrs. Robinson poured, assisted BY
Miss Sadie McIver. Mrs. Earl Cam
bell, Mrs. Blanch Tolles and Mrs
William McIver. Miss Jeanne Nc
Iver served punch on the lawn.
Mr.. Clifton H. Morris entertained
: with a delightful bridge luncheon
|. Monday afternoon honoring Mrs
: Ada Edwards and Mrs. Park Dem
mey OF San Francisco and Mrs
Velma Boone and Miss Theirs
Boone of Kansas City. Other ou
of town guests present were Mrs
w. C. Traeye of Los Angeles anC
Mrs. Wade Lockett of Indiana. Al
cards five tables were in play fol
which prizes were awarded Mrs
William McIver, first, Mrs. Dem
my second and Mrs. Richard Arts
consolation. At a beautifully ap
pointed DINING table Mrs. McIve'
and Mrs. L. B. Young gracefully
served a buffet luncheon. assisted
by Miss Sadie McIver and Mis-.
Bernice Wilson. Others assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Joseph Muir
rell, Mrs. Harry Walker, Mrs. Johr
T. Clayton and Mrs. c. Rounds
Mrs. and Miss Boone are here visi
ting their sister and aunt, Mrs
Harry Walker.
Mrs. c. L. Mccullough left Mon
day for Minneapolis where she w1l
visit with reletives three weeks be
fore leaving for Brooklyn to at
tend the national Elks convention
Mrs. George A. Hardin Of Port
land passed through the city tnii
week en- route to Alaska on a plea
sure trip. While here she was TIL
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Muir
rell. She will return about Aug
ust 10 and spend several days here
Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. G
]. Allen entertained at dinner foi
the pleasure Of Mrs. Harding a
which covers were placed for nine
Miss Bernice Wilson is confined
to her home this week slfferin:
from the effects of ptomaine pois
oning.
I Miss Betty White Of San Fran
cisco is here visiting her father
Mr.. Ernest White. Miss Geraldine
Jones of Wenatchee, sister Of Mrs
White is also visiting at the Whit
residence.
The Mystic Knight Hawks wil
meet Friday evening at the hom'
of Mrs. John Irish.
The Women's Auxiliary of tn
Y.M.C.A. was recently organized
with the following officers: Mrs
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