The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-10-23

Mss Bernice Wilson who has
been confined to the hospital suf-
fering from the results Of pte-
maine poisoning. is reported re-
covering.
hrs. william Dixon was hostess
for the meeting Of the London
Bridge Club Wednesday evening at
her home. hrs. Lucille Jackson
Is now a member. taking the place
of Mrs. J r. Chase who moved
recently to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Donald Phelps entertained
thirty-five children Sunday after
noon for the pleasure Of her son.
Anthony, on his sixth birthday an
niversary. A well-chosen variety
of games. and clever favors in
the Halloween motif provided an
afternoon Of hilarious fun for the
tiny tots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clayton,
ne ssls. Emanuel Brisiker and
Charles Adams were joint hosts
Saturday evening for a lovely par
ty at the Clayton home, compli-
menting their friends. About fif-
ty guests enjoyed the affair in
GLIDING Mrs. Hugh Beatty Of Ber-
kelley, California.
To honor Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey
Lewis, recently married, the Self
Improvement Club entertained
with a party Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. George w. King.
A business meeting preceded the
party for which Mrs. Harry Walk
er was hostess. It was announced
at this time that Faurot's Hall has
been secured for the clubs annual
Thanksgiving ball, After the bu-
siness the husbands joined the la
dies and presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis with a handsome gift for
their home.
Mrs. N. McFall OF Chicago who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
R. Moore for the past three weeks
left Thursday morning for Califor-
MIA. During the past week she
has been the motif for several So
cial courtesies. Mrs. Richard Ar
tbs eomplimented the guest with a
theatre party. as also did Mrs.
William Varlack. Tuesday Mrs.
Edith e. Saunders honored Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. McFall with a re-
ception at her home in Rainier
Valley. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. William Talbert and Mrs.
Byron Clark, who presided at the
beautifully appointed table. We'd
nesday morning Mrs. William
Chandler entertained at breakfast
for the pleasure Of the visitor. En-
route to Los Angeles, Mrs. McFall
will stop for visits in Portland and
San Francisco.
Mrs. John c. Robinson was hos
tess for the meeting of the Loyal
Social Club at her home Thursday
evening. Besides the members of
the club, fourteen guests were pre-
sent, including Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
ven Glass of California, After an
evening of cards and games, the
hostess served an elaborate lunch,
Miss Arlelia Austin who under
went an operation a fortnight ago,
and suffered relapse, is reported
recovering.
Mrs. Beatrice Taylor was awar-
ded an interlocutory decree of di-
vorce from Clyde Taylor Monday
in Judge Bachelors court.
Mrs. Betty Wesley and Mrs. Bea
trice Taylor were joint hostesses
Monday evening for a surprise
dancing party hononng Mrs. Der
tie Howard at her home on her
birthday anniversary. After dan
cling the twenty-six guests were
served delicious buffet supper
by the charming hostesses.
Ernest Alexander. u. S. Immi-
grafton Guard, left last Friday on
the S. S. President Mckinley for
San Francisco with six aliens in
his custody who are being deport-
ed. Mr.. Alexander returned this
week bringing two other aliens.
He is to be commended for the
safe delivery of his charges, with
out assistance. Heretofore a guard
and an inspector have been re-
quired for this work.
The Mems Progressive Bridge
Club chose the following officers
at their meeting Saturday night;
George Wright, president; Everett
Davis. secretary; Able Nakla, the
scorekeeper; and William Wilson,
treasurer. William Dixon won the
cup for the third time and it be-
comes his permanent possession.
Tuesday night com1nittee from
the club met to decide upon the
prizes for the next series.
Mrs. Noy Pierson opened her
home last Thursday afternoon for
a delightful cocktail party hon
oring Mrs. Jeanette Morehead
nrior TO her denartlIre. The hos