The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-09-10


nolds hes spent several days vis-
ltlng with the Reynolds. Guests,
also, at the Reynolds home over
TIM Labor Day weekend. were
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Thomas Of
Seattle.
a congenIal group held a no
host indoor picnic at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Ingersoll on
Labor Day. The picnickerC IN
cluded; the Eugene Minors, the
John Nichols. the George SCOTS,
the James Murrells, the Albert
Mortons. the Leroy Blackburns.
the James Williams, and the
George Holidays. Happy summer
days were reviewed at the party
and regrets were expressed that
two Of mr.. and Mrs. Holidays re-
cent guests from Seattle were not
present. They weas Mrs. Cecile
Nc Iver and Mrs. J. B. White, who
were instantly popular and royalty
entertained on their four-day so
journ u the Rose City.
Two seAttleItes. Clarence Nc
Cullough and Arthur BrAsch.
spent the double holiday visiting
IN PORTLAND with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Martin.
NElss Irene Patterson Is vaca-
tioning IN southern chimes, with
California as her playground.
Mr.. Kenneth f. Smith, senior
law student at Kansas University.
Is making his home for the pres
ent, in Portland.
Making the trip in their new
Ford ve. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Dixon of Keyport. Wash. came
to Portland to spend the week end
visiting with Mrs Dixon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hender-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Richardson
spent the double holiday visiting
relatives IN Tacoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks of Los
Angeles Is IN the city.
Miss Cora Franklin, who has
been for several months in Chi
cago, has come home to be with
her family.
Inviting tine junior group of Girl
Reserves TO her home for luncheon
Thursday. Miss Barbara Hubbard
was herself surprised, for the girls
produced little gifts in remem.
brance OF Miss HuDpard's birth
day few days previous. Miss
Hubbard has ben advisor of the
alert young group at the Y for
two years.
Fredrosa Anderson Of Seattle
has spent several days visiting
with Miss Bertha Baker.
Friends of Mrs. George B. Har-
din have ben asked in to tea at
Mrs. Hardin's home Monday af-
ternoon to meet her sister, Mrs.
Earl Graves Of Horton, Kansas
Mrs. Graves viii be in the city
about two months, leaving, as
her whin dictates, to visit other
Northwestern cities including
Seattle, and Spokane.
His visit surprise at the fam
lily home, Mr.. Robert Wright Of
Seattle, stayed four or five days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Hardin
Miss Margie Brown, singer with
Al Pierre's orchestra, has been
called to Seattle to attend her
father who Is i'll there.
After making many new friends
here, Mr.. d. 9. Robinson, a Unit
ed States Mail clerk of Spokane,
departed for Seattle where he win
visit for the remainder of his vaca-
tion Mr.. Robinson was guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. lisa
dore Nancy. Among those enter
tanning for his pleasure just prior
to his departure were Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Flowers, and Mrs. U.
S. Reed, each Of whom were din
ner hosts.
A newcomer Il Portland's social
life is Alfred Backus. a sugar
grower of Georgetown, British
Guiana. Mr.. Baclus is in Port
land to study diesel engineering
at the Adcox Diesel school.
MS. Sarah Williams and her
son Roy, have returned from
Monrovia, Cal, where they have
spent the summer with Mrs. Viii
Iiams sister, Mrs. Robert Robin