The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-12-04
-SOCLAL NOTES
AHI.INE p. ENeLlsH. -correspondenl


tanned Thanksgiving Day with
12-course dinner eomplimentlng
Mrs. cuba Cecil. Covers were
placed for eight.
Miss Madelyn Duncan was host
ess for the last meeting Of the
Entire Nour Club. The evening
was spent at bridge ana a delight
ful supper completed the enter
tainment.
Mrs. Doris Height was hostess
of the Younger Matrons Club at
her home Wednesday evening
Mrs. Sam Bushnell was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Chandler, Jr.. Saturday evening
for dinner.
Keep OFF Date for New Years
Eve Dance-Apex Club.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Francis. Managing
Editor Of the Northwest Enter
prise, has been unable to be at
his desk for the past two weeks
due to illness. Although he is
steadily improving, he Is yet at
the Marine Hospital. It is hoped
that he will soon recover
The Alpha Omicron Chapter Of
the Delta Sigma Theta announces
the following pledges; Fredrosa
Anderson and Julia Blanchard Of
Linfield College, Oregon; Hattie
Fenning of Pacific University,
Oregon; Mimi Deering Of Yakima:
and Maxine Pitter Of the Univer-
sity of Washington. Other pledges
re Teresa Allen, Cleo Hunt, VIII
leta Hueston, Constance Pitter,
and Wilsetta Riddle, formerly an
nounced. This is the largest
pledge club the Chapter has had
since its incipiency five years ago.
Remeto Your Subscription NotO
The Sorors recently held their
fall initiation at the home of Sor-
or Chandler. president, and init
lated Miss syvilla Fort. This
brings the active membership up
to fifteen, ten of which are in Sc
attic. The Delta Sorority is a We
ny progressive group with a var
led program of worthwhile activ-
tiles. Some of their annual af-
fairs are the Jabberwock held in
April: Education week In May;
entertainment for the high school
graduates in June; plus their an
nual party and charity activities.
Miss Jane Chandler has been ell
ected official delegate to the Del
ia Regional Conference to be held
in Oakland, December 20-22 of
this year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown
entertained Friday evening hon
orlng Mrs. Mary L. Carter of Dem
yer. who is here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry johnson. Cards and
games were enjoyed.
The Crispus Attacks Commun-
ity Club win meet Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs, Ernest
White. An interesting speaker
from the Adult Education De-
partment win speak on family
life. The public is invited to at
tend.
The last two meetings Of the
Royal Ten Club were held at the
homes of Miss Doris Booker and
Miss Isabelle Donaldson. Plans
are being made for a Christmas
parry. Miss Ijora English has
been accepted as pledge.
The Self Improvement Club
da. ,ca given at Faurot's Hall on
Thanksgiving, was brilliant sue
cess. The beautiful gowns and
the attendance Of a large crowd
exceeded expectations. Everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves as
they danced to the swingtime
music of Merle Williams and his
orchestra. Even the punch was
exceptional, made of pure fruit
juices and served daintily by Mrs.
Anna Scott, it was delightfully."- re-
freshing. The ladies of the club
are well pleased with the results
and thank the public for their
hearty response.
Renelo You Subscription Moo
Miss Lois Williams returned last
week from visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Edythe Craig of Omaha.
Mrs. Mary L. Carter and son,
Chester, of Denver, Colo, arrived
last week by motor to spend the
holidays with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson. Since their arrival they
have enjoyed a sightseeing trip of
the city and vicinity.
Lewis Ford Post, V.F.W., win
give card and dancing party on
Saturday evening. December IL,
at Craybeil's Hall, 2715 jackson
st. Refreshments viii be served.
and pig or capon given away.
The admission is only twenty-five
cents.
Mrs. Benjamin Chandler, Sr.,
returned Tuesday from a months
stay in Oakland, Calf, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Isabelle Kennedy.