The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23

Schwartz shared honors with Mrs.
Margaret Malone and her sister,
Mrs. LeEtta King Of Seattle, the
guests at me Scott home.
At the James Braggs' home
were Grand Secretary Nathan
Hardy and Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. e.
Smith, and Mr.. Stanley Johnson,
all Of Oakland. Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Braggs took the entire group,
except Mr.. Hardy who was in ses-
sion, on a sightseeing trip. They
also included Attorney and Mrs.
George Won, guests at the home
of Ira Hart, and Mrs. II. c. Baker,
who was hostess to the party for
refreshments after the drive.
Mrs. Dolly Parties, Worthy Ma
tron of Enterprise Chapter Of o.
e. S. washington and jurisdiction,
entertained several visitors to the
Grand Chapter Of California and
jurisdiction. Among them were
Mrs. Ida NJ. Robertson. Associate
cd Grand Matron. Mrs. Alice Par
ker, Past Worthy Matron Of Queen
Of sheba No. z; Mrs, Pearl Mays,
Past Worthy Matron of the same
chapter; Mrs. 1zetta Allen Of At
fectionate Chapter: Mrs. Ruth VIII
liams, yashti Chapter, and Mrs.
Bessie Oliver The ladies are all
OF Los Angeles.
Mr.. Eugene Carr has new Ply
mouth
! Mrs. Irma Brown Of Queen of
/ Sheba Chapter, L. A., was in the
city.
Mr.. w. L. Maxwell of San Fran
cisco is a member of San Joaquin
lodge No. II. He appreciated fully
the joys of Grand Lodge and the
Grand Chapter, being a Past As
sociate Grand Patron.
A busy hostess has been Mrs,
Isadore Nancy. Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Nancy entertained a
group Of friends at an al fresco
barbecue supper IN the garden OF
their home on Schuyler st. The
occasion was to honor Mrs. Rob-
ert Harvey of Seattle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. william Heard of Los Angel
es. Tuesday they were hosts at a
cocktail party for the pleasure OF
Mrs. c. Grubbs Of Spokane, Mrs
Charles Adams Of Seattle and Mrs
L. q. Jones Of Victoria, B. c.
Wednesday Mrs. Nancy enter
tanned at breakfast for her friends
Mrs. Serena Colker OF Spokane.
Eighteen little folks are look
ing forward to young Miss Con-
stance Maney's ninth birthday or
Friday when Mrs. Nancy has ask
ed them to a party for Connie. /"
Mrs. Ada H. Wyatt, Matron of
the Lily of the Valley Chapter No,
IL of San Bernardino, Cal, and
Mrs. u. L. Andrews, Past Matron
of the same chapter, were guests
in the city for Grand Chapter.
Pleasant hosts aboard the U. S.
s. Relief. the hospital ship of the
Pacific fleet riding at anchor in
the Willamette, were Paul Wray
and Clarence Hall. Mr.. Hall, a
versatile musician of Philadelphia,
is endeavoring to form an all col
ored orchestra among the sailors
on board the Relief. He also at
tends the sick officers. MIR. Wray,
whose four bars indicate 10 years
of naval service, is private chef to
the ships captain. and has charge
of all Negro sailors and Filipinos
aboard, numbering about 36.
Members of the Janice Knitting
Club of Seattle, who have Mrs.
Martha Davis as president and
who honor each other on their
birthdays. motored here to help
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Phil
Reynolds who was organizer of
the club on a holiday visit to Seat
tie.
Mrs. Reynolds entertained the
ladies' at luncheon at the Frater-
nal Halls restaurant Saturday,
and was, herself, the recipient of
many useful gifts from the mem
beis.
Mrs. w. F. Williams, mother of
Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Martha
Davis, both of Seattle, have been
house guests of Mrs. Reynolds,
while young Phyllis Reynolds en-
tertained her yaung friend, Miss
Dale Stone, of Seattle Tuesday at
breakfast at her home on Rose
lawn Avenue. Mrs. Reynolds hon