The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-23
Mrs. kathryn G. Boyle
Office: 1887 S. E. Tlbbetts St
Phone: SeIlwOod 657I

Portlanders are spinning ike
tops in the dizzy whirl of greeting
and entertaining California lodge
visitors, sailors, nd their own vis-
iting friends.
Mrs. Pauline Dupee, Grand Wor-
thy Matron. o. e. s. California end
Jurisdiction, who lives in Berke-
ley, is guest at the home of Mrs.
Mary Ellis.
The most Worshipful Grand
Master Theodore Moss Of Grand
Lodge of Masons of California and
Jurisdiction, Of San Jose, and Mrs.
Moss are stopping at the Boyd
Hotel.
Arriving early for an official
visit to his own lodge at the end
OF the week, Mr.. L. J. Williams,
Grand Master of Odd Fellows of
California and Oregon Jurisdiction,
took keen interest in Masonic fes-
tivities. Mr.. Williams is q retired
boolkkeeper in the u. s. govern
ment service, and was accompan-
led here by Mrs. Williams. The
couple lives in Vallejo. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon F. Marsh of
Berkeley. were IN the city. Mr..
Marsh is prominent in lodge cir
Giles and was chairman of the COM
mittee Of transportation who ar
ranged for the special train for
the Californians' memorable trip
here. Mrs. Marsh, better known
among her sorors as Vivian Os-
borne-Marsh, is of Queen Esther
Chapter No. 4, and is also Nation
al president Of the Delta Sigma
Theta sorority.
With her table set with cool
crystal, Mrs. Berrie Tinsley enter
tanned eight guests at breakfast
Tuesday morning honoring her
guest, Mrs. Edward Fleming, of
Tacoma. Mrs. Robert Harvey and
Mi Charles Adams, of Seattle,
shared honors with Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs. D. Hunter. Bethel Chapter
No. 81. visited Grand Chapter.
Mrs Hunter is from San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. A. Voll1s, of San Francisco,
represented California Poppy Chap
ter No. 6 while she was here.
From San Bernardino, CAL, are
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Muckelroy. Their
friend. Mrs. Rhoda Harris, who is
here with them, is Of Pasadena.
Fashionable Long Beach, Cal,
Is the home town OF the visiting
Mrs. Levi Howard of Queen Beach
Chapter No. S3.
To attend Grand Chapter SEES
sions. Mrs. Amy c. De Silva came
from Oakland singing praises of
her chapter. Queen Chapter No. 4.
Her second visit to Portland in
a year found Mrs. Matte Johnson
Of Berkeley happy to be among
those from South Gate Chapter.
Princess Ozeal Chapter No. 80 in
Los Angeles had loyal daughters
to represent it including Mrs. Echo
Hazelwood Robinson and Mrs. M.
l. Foster.
Coming from Galveston, Texas,
particularly to attend Grand Chap
ter activities here. Mrs. A. H. Jack
son joined the travelling Masonic
group at San Bernarsaino. Mrs.
Jackson's chapter is Ramona No.
100 Of Galveston.
Many new friends made during
his brief stay, Rev. s. M. Beanie,
Grand Worthy Patron of o. e. S.,
win return to his home in Los An
geles where he is a member of An
gel City Lodge No. Is.
Guests at Mrs. B. ]. Fuller's
home include Mrs. Ida johnson
Oxford of Oakland, and Mrs. C. p.
Martin, prominent Berkeley club
woman, and Mrs. Beatrice Pankin
Of Queen Esther Chapter at Oak
land The trio of friends plan to
extend their trip to include Seattle
and Vancouver, B. c.
Mrs. Margaret Holland, business
woman of Sacramento, and her
sister, Mrs. Laura Davis ct San
Francisco, are also guests at Mrs.
Fuller's.
Mrs. Orah Rhodes Schwartz and
Mrs. Marion Mcclear, Portlanders
living in San Francisco, cre visit
ing relatives and friends FOR tsn
days. During their visit, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scott entertained ma
ny guec at a zestful cocktail par
ty at which Mrs. McClear and Mrs