The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-06
By ARLINE D. ENGLIsH

OGNaE
D. ENGLISH
lated into the Evergreen Temple
OF IB.P.O.E. of w.
Mr.. II. J. Richardson of Chiea-
60, where he is employed by the
Otis Bonding Company, left Sat
urday for his home after spending
three weeks here visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Richardson is
the brother OF Mrs. Ootavia Nor
ris, a former resident of this city,
but has been away for about nine
teen years. Many social courtes-
les We're extended to him by for
mer friends during his visit.
Miss Ruth Beck was charming
hostess last Saturday for a bridge
and Po-ke-no party for the pleas
ure of a group Of friends. Five
tables Of bridge were arranged on
the lawn of the McIver home in
Renton. Prizes at cards were a.
warded Miss Ann Edwards, first,
Mrs. Luella, Gatewood, second, and
Mrs. James Allen Jr., consolation.
Mrs. F. H. Bowman entertained
with an elaborate tea last Sunday
complimenting her house guests
Mrs. u. Holland Of Sacramento
and Mrs. L. Davis of San Fran
cisco. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Lawrence Holmes, Mrs. J. B.
White, Mrs. A. D. Harris, and Mrs.
cecile McIver who poured. Mrs.
Pauline Jones presided at the
punch bowl as Miss sarai Greene
and Miss Irene Graves helped in
the dining room. Monday the Wis
itors were the motif for a break
fast at Golden Gardens given by
their hostess, which was followed
by motor trip around Lake
Washington. They left Tuesday
for their homes.
Miss Alberta Baker entertained
at dinner Monday for the pleasure
of Miss Nina Belle Annette of Ia
coma, after which the young lad
les attended the Elks picnic at
Lonely Acres.
Mrs. Warren T. Russell had as
her house guest last week her girl
hood chum, Mrs. Frank N. Trent
of Pasadena. Mrs. Trent has en-
joyed numerous sightseeing trips
as the guest of friends. Mrs. Luc-
JUS Anderson complimented her
with party; Mrs. Russell with a
theatre party, and Mrs Howard
D. Brown had an afternoon with
the Historical Society at which
Mrs. Trent was an honored guest,
followed by a dinner q which Mr.
Russell was host. Tn. visitor was
also the guest Of The Becks for a
picnic in Tacom4 Saturday ev-
ening Mrs. Frances Smith and Mr..
Calvin Russell were hosts for a
beach party at Alld. Mrs. Trent
left Sunday for Pasadena.
Mrs. w. d. Carter of Pasadena
and Miss Dorothy Hall of st. Paul
who were the house guests of Mrs.
Minnie Wilson last week were roy
ally entertained durin gtheir brief
stay In the city Besides the So
cial events mentioned last week,
the visitors were honored with a
breakfast Saturday morning at
Seward Park given by Mrs. VIII
son and her daughter, Miss Ber-
nice. Saturday evening they We're
the guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. C. r.
Harvey at party which was fol-
lowed by a dancing party given
by Miss Wilson for Miss Hall at
the Tennis Club. After the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gayton en-
tertained with a supper for Miss
Hall. Mrs. George Wright and
Mrs Joseph Hollifield jointly en-
tertained with a beach party for
their pleasure and Miss Sarai
Greene and Mr.. Alfred Hall We're
hosts for weiner roast Mrs.
William Chandler was hostess for
luncheon, Mrs. w. w. Casmon
for breakfast and Mrs. Harry
Duvall for a dinner compliment
ing both Mrs. Carter and Miss
Hall. They left Monday morning
by motor accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Glass, Jr., who also
spent week in the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. William McIver were includ-
ed in the return trip and they viii
spend two weeks visiting in Cali
/ fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gordon and
two children, Allen and Miss Tor
ella, have been the motif for ma
ny social affairs while visiting
here for week. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gordon shared Ionors with Mr..