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

led by Leonard, Jr., Mrs. Iva Car
ter, Mrs. F. II. Bowman and 9TH
ers, motored to Portland Tor tsle
Grand Lodge sessions, ana return
ed Thursday. Mrs Clark and her
son visited her father. Mr.. A. An
derson
Commander and Mrs. J. Spencer
were dinner guests Of Deputy and
Mrs. A. r. Baker Sunday at their
Suburban home on the old Tacorla
highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones ere
entertaining as their house guest,
Mrs. e. w. johnson Of Wichita
Kans. Mrs. Johnson, mother Of
Mr.. Jones. is here for an indefin-
tie visit
Friends were surprised to learn
of the recent marriage Of Mrs
Wilma Stone and Mr.. Harvey
Chandler. The newlyweds ere at
home to friends at 1918 23rd Ave
Dir. and Mrs. ]. r. Goodwin an
nounce the engagement Of their
youngest daughter, Ora Chrysta
Bel to Orien Jeans. The marriage
will take place In September
.Ir. and Mrs. Thomas Andrews,
who have been visiting here for the
past week as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Mccullough, left Tues
day for Portland They viii visit
there for few days before Ieav-
ing for their home in San Fran
cisco.
The Fashion Show IN connection
with the Montoya recital Monday
evening was amusing as well as
entertaining. Mrs. Vivian Spear
man brought the house down as
she dramatized a housewife too
busy to take time for personal APP
|. pearance. Mrs. Edith Goodwin
supported her and later they both
came back neatly dressed as mod
ern, up-to-date housewives. Miss
Ruth Roston was beautiful in new
Hollywood Stacks modelled after
Marlene Dietrich, and later in a
cotton formal. Mrs. Mildred Ar
It's McIver, an ideal mannequin,
was pleasing in a spectator sports
frock, white coat and tam. Miss
FIorice Spearman looked sweet in
canary yellow net over taffeta,
with a bolero packet Miss AL
berta Baker perhaps had the most
distinguished gown, strictly for
NAL, combining the new with the
old. It was of printed silk made
on close-fitting lines with the
principal detail in the back. A
simulated hustle was achieved by
full gathers, and the tight waist
line was accumulated with varied
colored buttons. It was a beauti-
full gown on exquisite lines, and
Miss Baker made it herself. The
young modiste has done consider
able work along this line, and she
plans to continue her studies at
Cornish school thss fall. Sc is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Baker of Renton.
Mrs. Violet Gamble was hostess
to the Younger Matron's Club at
her home Wednesday evening, Ju-
ly 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleudine Ga
ston was hostess to the same or
ganization at at home July IA.
Mrs. Samuel Bushnell of Port
land is the houseguest of her mo-
Their, Mrs. John Redmond.
Mrs. Octavia Young had as her
guests two of her brothers from
Chicago, Messrs. Carl and William
McGen and their wives, and also
her cousin, Mrs. Mary Parker Of
Detroit. Mrs. Young returned
yesterday from California where
she accompanied her guests on q
two-weels's motoring trip.
Mrs. Cora Crouch and daughter,
Miss Maxine Crouch, are visiting
here for a new days from Kansas
City, Kansas.
Rev. j. III, Lorenzo Smith, pas
tor of Ebenezer Missionary Bap-
fist Church, Chicago, was a visitor
in the city for week. Sunday he
spoke briefly to the congregation
at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Tues
day, Rev. Davis and Rev. Smith
motorsd to Vancouver, B. c., re-
turning Wednesday. Rev. ]. C.
Herndon, travelling companion of
Rev. Smith, who stepped for WIS.,
it in Spokane, arrived here We'd
nesday and the two left Wednes-
day night for Chicago.
Mrs. Juanita Cooper and Mrs.
Audrey c. Nichols left Sunday for
two weeks visit in California.
Mrs. @. L. Mccullough enter
tanned the London Bridge Club on
Wednesday evening and compli-
mented Mrs. Arthur Campbell of
Los Angeles as an honored gues !.
After the play the hostess served
a delightful midnight supper.