The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-13

Miss Esther Manning entertain
ed a few friends with a Chinese
dinner Sunday evening In the
Guest Dining Room at the Dunbar
Hotel. Covers were placed for Miss
Bertha Clark. Miss Virginia wiki
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Duncan.
Messrs. General Hugely Ted VIII
lxins, and Joe Manning.
The city Service League and
friends met at the home Of Mrs.
Henry johnson to hear the talks
from the Cincinnatus candidates,
and from Mr. Horace Chapman.
Port Commissioner. A business
meeting was held Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Margaret Cage
while listening t. election returns.
The next meeting win be held on
Saturday, April 1. at the home Of
Mrs. Betty Saunders.
Miss Vivian Morgan, S22 goth
Ave, entertained eighteen guests
at her home Thursday evening at
q dinner and card party honoring
Miss Sally Guice Of Houston, Tex.
mrs. Edith Finley was hostess to
the Younger Matrons' Club at her
home Wednesday evening.
The Younger Matrons' Club is
having party at Chandler Hall.
March 25. Admission Csc.
Do mot overlook tho Urban
Leagues Annual meetlnu or fri
day, March 20, at $50 pan. This
meeting will be held at tine Y.W.c.
A. and II Is especially desirable
that a large turnout will be on
hand.
Eaqleson Post, No. 1916, and
their German Band. was guest of
Lewis Ford Post at Chandler Hall
on Wednesday night Speaking.
refreshments and music were en-
joyed.
MIR. Floyd strIckler, manager of
the Coast Hotel, returned from a
two months visit to his home In
Pittsburgh, Penn, where his faith
er is critically Ill.
Mrs. Sidney Clark was hostess
to the members of the Monday So
cial Eight for their regular meet
ing this week. The club surprised
Mrs. j. S. Peoples with a gift in
honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Rebecca Dent viii be hostess
for the next meeting
The Pledge Club of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority is presenting nov
city act for Jabberwock, April "a,
at Washington Hall. The skit is
built around the popular song.
Rhythm in My Nursey Rhymes
The ''nursemaid" as well as the
children" win be interesting to
see.
The Royal Ten met at the home
of the Misses Mary and Ora Good
win TuesS y evening, March 3.
Two representatives from the So
cial knights, the Messrs. AL and
Joe Smith met with the club to ex-
plain the purpose of their club.
The Misses Mary and Ora Good
win will entertain group Of young
friends at their home Friday eve
ming with cocktail party before
the Royal Tens dancing party at
the YW.C.A.
Mrs. Frank Bufford left Thurs
day for an indefinite visit in Los
Angeles. Prior to her leaving she
was the house guest of Mrs. Hattie
Horton for a week.
The Matinee Matrons met Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Airline d. English for their bust
ness meeting. During the tea hour
Mrs. Eugene Gay was q guest and
Mrs. Frederick Bowman presided
at the tea table.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ridley, District
Grand Most Noble Governess of
the Household of Ruth is in the CT
ty on official business. Mrs. Rid
ley has jurisdiction over Washing
ton, California and Oregon. She
was accompanied to Seattle by
Mrs. w. H. Bowers and Mrs. Ira
Hart of Portland. Mrs. Ridley and
Mrs Bowers are the house guests
Of Mrs Ora e. Brooks, and Mrs.
Hart is stopping with Mrs Dee
Lusk.
The Harmony Art Twelve Club
entertained with buffet luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Eva Jones. st. Patrick col
ors were used effectively on the
handsomely appointed table at
which Mrs. Helen Collins served.
Assisting were Mrs. Rebecca Dent,
Mrs J. H. Williams, Mrs Clara
Bel and Mrs. Roy c. Garnett. A
short program and a mental test
game was enjoyed during the af-
ternoon For the test Mrs. William
Reed won first prize, Mrs. Fred
Hughes, second, and Mrs. Henry