The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-11-12
SOCIAL NOTES

tsis year than at any one time IN
PREVIOUS years, each one Is study
ing hard behaving creditably and
has some approved extra-curricula
interest to keep him busy and
happy.
Miss Ellen Terrence Of JaGrande
Is employed n the college print
shop. Miss Lena Gillsman. a psy-
chology ms.or, does tipping for
that DEPARTMENT. Lucrative en-
ployment in a fraternity'a dining
hall keeps Jerry Turner without
too much time on his hands.
A pre-medic student, william
Terrence Of La Grande. finds much
to whet his interest in his study
of his chosen profession as he
goes about his duties at the uni
versity's hospital.
Four young men have formed
quartet to sing with the Gus Mey-
er dance orchestra. The quartet:
Shelby Golden. who Is also a men,
Der of the college boxing team;
Robert Whitfield, Golden Gloves
finalist; Robert Deiz, star sprinter
who doubles his efforts and plays
bass horn in the u. of o. band
and the bass fiddle in the Univer-
sity orchestra; Mack Robinson. q
sprinter on the Olympic track
team. Mr.. Robinson. by the way,
the only married one in the group,
brought his wife with him from
California.
Shelby Golden, Robert Deiz and
Jerry Turner all spent the week
end at home. bill" Law, former
q. of o. student, and Miss Geneva
Turner accompanied the boys on
their return to the campus Sum
day evening.
Here scouting the football game
Saturday between u. of o. and
Washington State college, was
Walter Gordon, an assistant coach
and official scout for the Univer-
sity Of California. While here he
visited with his friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams. Mr.. Cor
don was a guest at the Medley
hotel.
Stay off date-Dec. 25-Dahlia
Temple Annual Christmas Dance.
Mrs. S. M. Harden who has been
visiting in Yakima returned to
Portland for a few days before
going on to her home in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Earl Graves, sister of Mrs.
George Hardin, writes from San
Francisco that she has not forgot
ten the warm hospitality of Port
landers during her several weeks
visit here with her family. Mrs.
Graves will visit in Los Angeles
also before going to her own home
in Horton. Kansas.
For a short visit Mrs Oscar
Johnson has gone to Omaha.
At home after a months travel
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Baker re-
port a most enjoyable time spent
in Chicago, New York, Washing
ton, D. c., Philadelphia, and many
other interesting cities.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Reed were hosts at dinner for the
pleasure of Mrs. Norah Bird of
Seattle. Tuesday Mrs. Bird left
for her home after her ten-day
stay in the city. Mr.. Reed paid a
visit to Spokane to hash over" his
recent Oklahoma trip with his Ok
lahoma friend, John R. Davenport.
He planned to be gone only two
or three days.
Mrs. Mabel White Cavil visiting
Oklahoman was honored guests on
Thursday when Mrs. F. M. Patton
entertained at dinner at her home.
Mrs. Charles Adams feted the WIS.,
itor at luncheon Thursday as did
Mrs. Adele Leigh when she was
hostess for theatre party and
dinner afterwards one afternoon
during the week.
The concert of Lee Grigsby at
Clinton Kelly Memorial churca vas
well received. The well known
tenor is planning others in a SER
les of concerts each of which de-
pict THE Evolution of the Negro
Spiritual"
! San Diego, Los Angeles, and
San Francisco were the pivot cit
les for Mrs. Prince Paries as she
visited in California for three
months. Active here in club life
and fraternal circles. Mrs. Paries
has returned refreshed and ready
to take her accustomed place with
renewed vigor
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reed en-
tertained informally at bridge Sat
urday evening at their home in
Hawthorne.
Honoring Mrs. ]. w. Ingerson
on her birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Roy Blackburn were dinner hosts