The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-11-06


tertained with a banquet satur-
day evening honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Gaaante who are leav-
ing for Cuba. Mrs. Gallante is a
msm5erof the club. Mr. Gallante
IS taking his wife back to his
native country for a visit The az
fair was given at the home OF
the president. Mrs. Louise Brent
During the evening the following
program was rendered. colo BY
Mrs. Flora Hassell; a group Of
selections on the plano aceordian
BY Mrs. Lucy Gordon; and short
talks BY several members and
visitors, which were responded to
BY Mr.. Gallante. At the table dec
GRATED IN the Halloween colors,
covers were plaoed FOR 40.
Mrs. J. w Worlnley and Mrs.
jeanette Morehead were jcint
hostesses Tor a Halloween passy
Saturday evening at Mrs Worm
elys home. About forty guests,
appearing in various masks en-
ioyed the evening IN dancing The
decorations and refreshments were
IN keeping with the Halloween
motive. Mrs. Morehead left Sunday
for visit with Mrs. Rector Wade
and Mrs. Mamie Coleman.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jose Garcia en-
Eertained at bridge last Wednes-
day evening at their home for
The pleazare of twenty friends.
Four tGbles were IN play during
the evening for which first prizes
were given to Mrs. airline English
and Mr.. F. H. Bowman. second,
to Mrs J. s. Peoples and Mr. Jo-
seph Hollifield. and consolation
to Mrs. Candace Black and Mr..
Peoples Assisting the hosts in
caring for their guests were Mrs.
zouifield and Mrs. Harry Duvall.
Mrs e. J. McCulIa was hostess
Cor lovely cocktail party last
Thursday afternoon at Der home
in Madrona, honoring Mrs. Jean
! cite Morehead who left Sunday for
her home IN North Carolina. The
hostess. quite an artist IA table
decorations, had q novel arrange
ment representing Mrs. More
heads departure; pumpkin bore
the resemblance Of the King st.
station surrounded by miniature
train. automobiles and tiny dolls
as passengers, and one for the de-
parting guest. The receiving hours
were from four to six. Those as
slsting Mrs. Mcculla were her
daughter, Mrs Gladys Jenkins,
and Mrs. charles Taylor.
Mr.. ]. s. jackson win be host
for the meeting of the Mems Pro-
gressive Bridge Club at his hime
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lulu Hall was hostess for
the meeting of the Lone Star Art
Club Friday afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. Anna Butler was confined
to her home for a few days this
week suffering with severe
cold.
Miss Arlelia Austin continues to
improve at the home Of Mrs. Hom-
or Harris.
Mr.. Judson swancy was award
ed first prize in the backyard
playground contest conducted by
the e. T. A. of Horace Mann
School during the summer. Prizes
were awarded Friday night and
Mr.. Swsncy's award was for the
most practical Of the homemade
Fairgrounds entered in the con-
test.
Mrs. Estella Billups entertained
six young matrons Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of listening
to the election returns A dainty
midnight supper was served.
The Crispus AttucIs Commun-
ity Club and the Mothers Au,xil-
iary entertained with tea for
the mothers Of the pre-school class
at the Y. w. G. A. Thursday after
noon The work done by the clas-
SEES was on exhibit and revealed
some very exceptional talent.
These classes for pre-school chill
dren are taught by Mrs. LeEtta
King and Mrs. Candace Black ev-
cry Tuesday and Thursday from
1890 to 2:30 p. m. and at the
Presbyterian Church every Friday
from 1000 to 1:30 p. m. The