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


Angeles IS visiting n the city.
Mr.. N. g. Young IS recovering
from a skull fracture received re-
Gently when he was hit by truck
as he was alighting from a street
car near his home.
Mrs. Guye &c. Greene of Des
Moines, Iowa, popular house CUES.
Of mr.. and Mrs. wlllis ~. Reed
has been eompimented at MANY
lovely affairs Among the hosts
were Mrs. S. Pickett. who enter
tanned with a motor trip about the
city and to the Crotto: Mrs. Ben
rice Little and Mrs Polyanna Reed
at an informal dancing party at
the Little home to which 65 guests
were invited At this party Mrs
Lula Roundtree of Omaha, Neb.
shared honors. Mr.. and Mrs Willis
A. Reed were hosts on Wednesday
evening at an informal reception.
Several Chinese suppers were ar
ranged.
Mrs. H. c. Baker viii entertain
this week at an informal party
complimenting her house guest.
Mrs. Estella Porter of Los Ange
les. Mrs. Bruce Locke entertained
Mrs. Porter at breakfast and Mrs.
Bonnie Boyle entertained at break
fast.
Mrs. NJ Perrer Of Denver, Colo
RADIO was house guest of Mrs. Il.
w. Williams enroute to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Locke are
now residing in a lovely bungalow
on Rodney Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Williams were
hosts on Thursday at a beautifully
appointed dinner party. Covers
We're laid for ten guests. Mrs. M.
Perrer and Mrs Lulu Roundtree
were house guests.
Mrs. M. Martin and the Misses
Jacqueline and Jeanne Martin Of
Oakland, Calf. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Braggs recently.
Mrs. Bertha Palacio of New York
city is guest of Mrs. M. Smith.
Mrs. Bernard Gravelli, accom-
panied by her young son and
daughter. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bollen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers
were hosts at dinner on Thursday
in honor of Mrs. James Braggs
who leaves soon for an indefinite
stay in Los Angeles.
Mesdames Al. j. Morton, James
Braggs and EsteIla Porter were
honoy guests at breakfast Friday
at which Mrs. Bonnie Boyle was
hostess.
Mrs. r. F. Foster. Mrs. VIM.
D1ez, Robert and Carl Diez, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard w. Boyle motor
ed to Seattle Monday for a few
days visit.
Miss Nellie Allen and Mr.. w. D.
Allen, Jr., daughter and son Of Mr.
w. d. Allen of this city are visit
ing from the East Miss Allen re-
ceived her M. A. from Ann Arbor
and Mr.. Allen win accept a pro.
fessorship at F'iske University.
Both are piano artists. Mr.. Allen
is a concert pianist and has recent
" returned from foreign lands in
Guiding England and France. He
has the distinction of being accom-
PIANIST for many famous singers.
The musical training of these ar
lists began in Portland where they
were born. They motored to Seattle
for a few days.
Nj $. John Nichols was hostess at
an attractively appointed luncheon
ir honor of Mrs Lulu Roundtree,
MIS- Marie Mailing and Mr.. VII
liam Bishop were quietly married
in Vancouver, Wash. on Saturday.
cRAYsoNs TO LEAVE
THIS WEEK
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Grayson will
leave this week for Los Angeles,
following a round of delightful bon
VOYAGE entertaining Among the
many tokens presented this popu-
lar couple by various organizations
was a brass seven tree candelabra
given by the community. Mrs.
Bowers was luncheon hostess COM
piimenting Mrs. Crayson; Mrs. W.
P. Isomax was supper hostess; Mrs.
We. Keene was hostess at Chin
csc supper; Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
Minor were hosts at a dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Grayson viii be house
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