The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-01-08

a very enjoyable meeting last
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Percy Smith. Mr.. Henry B.
Harley win be host for the next
meeting.
A group Of friends entertained
with a no-host party New Years
Eve at the home Of M. and Mrs
Ernest White. Dancing and games
We're enjoyed by the guests until
the wee hours of the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor
were hosts for delightful Christ
mas dancing party at their home
Saturday after Christmas. Howard
Biggs furnished music for the dan
cling BY thirty guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Mcqueen Of Los
Angeles were the out-of-town
guests present At a lata hour
dainty buffet luncheon was ser
we'd. Mrs. Taylor was assisted by
Miss Idell vertner, Mrs. Henry
johnson aid MS. Charles Smith.
The Mothers Study Club held
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Y. W. c. A. and in spite of the
cold weather, had a nice group
present. The topic for the next
meeting viii be Embarrassing
Questions TO be discussed at the
Y. W. C. A. on Dec. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Wilson
and son Leroy Of Spokane were
the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. J. L.
N. Bell for several days last week.
While here they were the recip-
tents Of many social courtesies.
Mrs Sarah Tinker Of Everett was
also the weekend guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Gibson were
hosts to twenty-seven children
Christmas Eve to honor their son
Everett Jr. on his birthday an
niversary. Gifts and games with
little Betty Hartsfield as assistant
hostess provided an enjoyable
afternoon for the young guests.
The most delightful feature was
moving picture prefecture made
possible by a gift to Everett by his
uncle, Mr., A. w Parker Of Chi
cago, brother of Mrs. Gibson.
Candy canes We're given as favors
as gifts were exchanged. Refresh
ments and decorations were also in
keeping with the holiday motif.
One Of the pretty small parties
given during the holidays was the
annual buffet supper given to the
Monday Social Night at the home
Of Mrs. ]. S. Peoples. A beautiful
Christmas tree graees the living
room, and the yuletide motif pre-
vailed throughout. The buffet table
was artistically arranged conferred
with holly and tall tapers. Places
were arranged fof eighteen guests.
After supper games were enjoyed.
The members of this social club
are Mrs. e. ]. McCulla, president;
Mrs. jill. Williams, vice president;
Mrs. Eugene Cay, secretary; Mrs.
Peoples, Mrs. S. M. Dent, Mrs.
Pearl Vernon, Mrs. Henry w.
Davis, and Mrs. Sidney Clark.
Mrs. John Martin of Portland
left Monday for her home after
receiving comfort from her friends
in her grief over the loss of her
mother, Mrs. Arathusia Webb,re-
Gently. Mrs. Martin spent most
of her ten-day sty with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chests Dixon in Keyport
The last few days she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Nc
Cullough.
ISIS Bertha Beker of Portland
was the house guest of Miss Jaun-
ice Burton last week. During her
visit she was the honored guest at
party Monday evening given by
Miss Geraldine Hunt; at lunch
con Tuesday given by Miss Alber-
tine Ewing; and at a party New
Years Day isiven by her hostess.
Mr.. Tibbs Dennis of Anaconda,
Mont. spent the holidays here visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Avis Dennis.
He left New Years Day for his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Holmes en-
tertained for the pleasure of their
friends both Saturday and Sunday
evenings at their home. Dancing
and games filled a most delightful
evening. A delicious buffet supper
was Served from handsomely APP
pointed table conferred with an
artistic arrangement of gold and
green holly with red berries and
tapers. Eighteen guests enjoyed
the hospitality of their hosts
Saturday evening, and twelve
Sunday evening Mrs. Holmes
was assisted by Mrs. Mary Jack
son and Mrs. F. H. Bowman.
Mrs NJ. c. Ward entertained 8
young boys with a holiday theatre
party last week for 1.-THE pleasure
Of her son, Melvin. Jr. A dainty
lunch preceded the theatre. The