The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-02-07
SOCIAL NOTES
AIRLINE D. ENGLISH
Correspondent

Mrs. L. B Young vas hostess
for the meeting Of the Matinee Ma
irons Club Wednesday afternoon,
The program consisted Of a paper
on "The Contributions of Mechan-
leal and Radio Music 70 Art" BY
Mrs. c. L. Mccullough, and a pa
per on Spanish Glass by Ms
Frederick Bowman. At the tea Ia
BE which was respondent with
orchid heather and tall tapers
Mrs. Geo. Wright presided grace
fully. The next meeting Of tbs
club win be with Mrs. Bowman
The Workers Council, meeting
Saturday evening at the Y.W.C.A.
VIII hear Mrs. r. e. Wiegert Of the
CITY Light Department explain ad-
vantages of the proposed purchase
Of the Puget Sound Isower & Light
CO. by his Company. The public
| IS invited to attend. On three sub
sequent Saturday evenings a class
IN Economics for Workers will
be conducted by Mr. 4. Hutchins
Of the WPA Adult Education staff.
Mrs. Caroline Black entertained
the members of the London Bridge
Club Wednesday evening.
The Professional Mems Club will
have a meeting this Friday even
ing at the Alderway Tea Room.
Mr.. william Wilson will be host
for the meeting Of the Mems Pro-
gressive Bridge Club at his home
Saturday evening.
A course of ten lessons In Par
liamentary Law Is being given at
the Main Y.W.C.A. every Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock. The
course Is free to presidents Of the
various social clubs IN the city.
The Wiii DO Club met Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Aud
rey Nichols. Plsus were completed
for the presentation Of the clubs
18th annual Colonial Tea to be CIV
en- February % at the reception
hall Of Mt. Zion Baps.st Church.
The members are anticipating a
large crowd during the receiving
hours which viii be from to Il
D. m. An interesting musical and
literary program win be featured
during the evening. The members
of the club viii don Colonial cost
umes TO lend atmosphere to the af-
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Harvey viii
be host Saturday evening for the
meeting Of the Glover Leaf Bridge
Club.
Mrs. Arthur Morehead was q
charming hostess Thursday after
noon for a Valentine luncheon at
the Alderway, complimenting the
members Of the Loyal Social Club.
The table with its centerprice OF
tulips and red candles, the favors.
and beautiful appointments, was
an achievement In artistry. The
Valentine motif was used through
out. Covers were placed for eight
cen. Mrs. Morehead was assisted
in caring for her guests by Mrs. j.
". Wormley, Mrs. Fred Sexias.
and Mrs. Noy Pierson.
The meeting Of the Loyal Social
Club scheduled for this Thursday
evening with Mrs. VIM. Hickey has
been postponed until February 20,
at which time they will meet at
the home of Mrs. Noy Piersorl.
The Historical Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting Fri
day. February IA, at the home of
Mrs. Homer Harris and will cele-
brate Founders Day and Negro
History Week. The program will
include an address on The Hist
ory of the Organization" by Mrs
Ruth Miller; an address Carrying
out the Founders Purpose" by
MRS. Howard Brown, president OF
the club. The open discussion will
center around Negro history and
current events. There will be &
candle lighting service FOR all past
presidents of the Organization, and
an anniversary cake arranged by
Mrs. Aurora e. Russell, secretary