The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-24


receiving congratulations for the
] Blessed Event Monday, July 20 al
+ Providence Hospital The infant
daughter weighed eight poupils and
has been nained Roseien T,ona.
Mother and child are "doiff nice
W
Mrs 0phella y Han was Motif
fled this week BY Mrs. j. S. De
Bruler vice chairman Of the Re
publican County Committee, Of her
! appointment us ole Of the speak
crs in the coming COP campaign.
Mrs LeEtta KING was hostess
for she meeting of the London
Bridge Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs Harry Estcrs and Miss Bill
/ lie Coleman, both Of Butte. Mont.
are the house guests of Mrs. p
Tusk.
Mrs Harper CASTOR Jr. returned
Tuesday from Portland where she
was called by the serious illness
of her mother Her mother is very
much improved.
Sunday morning breakfast serv-
ed IN the Dunbar Hotel Pantry.
Hours a. m. TO / D. m. Delicious
Home made Pork Sausage and
+ Waffles-25 cents. Hot biscuits
Jam and chicken sausage IS
cents. Treat yourself and friends
to nice breakfast at very little
COZ. You viii enjoy oinina in the
pantry. 21o2 East Madison Street
phone CA. 96s9.-Adv
Mrs ]. n Drake has recovered
sufficiently to be returned homo
from the hospital Mrs, Drake was
injured hy 4 fan down flight Of
stairs, suffering a fractured knee
and sprained ligaments. She Is able
to move about with the aid of q
pair of crutches.
/ Lawrence paiya entertained the
Mems Progressive Bridge Club on
Saturday evening After hearing
reports from their recent picnic the
club chose the following officers
Mr.. Paiya. president; J. S. Jack
son, secretary; DR.. c. j. Allen,
4 scorekeeper; ]. T. Clayton treas
lurer and A. Nakla. arbitrator. Mr..
William Wilson win be host for the
next meeting,
Everyone is invited to attend the
EIks Annual Picnic which win be
held on Monday, August Bird at
Lonely Acres. This years picnic
4 promises to be the most enjoyable
picnic OF all time. The park viii
be open all day and every Junior
Elk win be admitted free A pro-
gram Of games races and bathing
mas been especially arranged for
the children. Come out, bring your
basket and prepare to spend the
day There win be dancing as us
ual at the pavilion in the evening.
Mrs Ida Wilson entertained at
breakfast last week complimenting
her house guest Miss Fredrosa
Anderson Of Tacoma and Mrs. Roy
T4ite. Other guests were the Misses
Evelyn Winston MarJory and Kath
ryn Folk and Roberta Spencer.
Visitors IA Seattle during the
week were MS Sadie Wilson,
house guest of Miss Janice Bur
ton, Miss Lois Allen, house guest
Of Miss Daphne Brown. Miss Fran-
ces Try, house guest Of Miss Pet
renella Stringer, Misses Marjory
and Kathryn Polk and Roberta
Z Spencer. house guests Of Mr.. and
|, Mrs, Warren Baker.
Miss Louise Logan, Eiece Of Rev.
and Mrs. Allen has returned to her
home in Kansas city, Kan.
Mrs. Joe Darensbourg was host
ess on July II for a surprise party
complimenting the birthday ami
versary of her husband Twelve
guests were invited.
Mrs. Juanita Hancock was host
ess to the meeting Of the Younger
Matrons Club last Wednesday, July
18th at her home, Mrs Anna 3.
Scott was hostess at her home last
j wednesday.
The last Madison branch Of the
Y M. C. A, held their third An
nual Picnic Tuesday, July 21st at
Washington Park. Games and
| sports were enjoyed by the adults
as well as the children. ESQ attend
| ed. The desire of this organization
is to make their affairs an out
standing entertainment in the com
! munity in the future.
In honor of the colored person
mel of the United States Fleet who
were guests Of Seattle last week
the East Madison Branch Of The
Y. M, c; A. entertained with
FvIae4 Dance and RaceDtion held sf