The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-09-17
SOCIAL NOTES

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number Of young people out Of
the city. Needing Fisk'c call are
Miss Eleanor Gregg, both Miss Is
adora and Thelma Morton, and
Harold Gaslxin. The young ladies
left for Nashville, Tennessee, We'd
nesday, and Mr. Geslkin win leave
Friday.
Mr.. Alan Rutherford has gone
to statesville, N c., where he viii
again take up his duties as In
structor Of English IN high school
there.
Pacific University at Forest
Grove, Ore, win be the destina-
ton Of Miss Hattie Fannings ana
Miss Inez Foster.
Taking her place on the council
which plans Freshman Week. Miss
Julia Blanchard returned to Lin-
field College at McMinnville. Ore,
week earlier than is necessary
for newly registered students.
Miss Ida Flowers win go to At
Ianta, Georgia, for her third year
at spelman College there.
Here in the city, at peerless
Reed College, Miss Florence Can
trell win enroll again, and Miss
Jessie Flowers win enter on a gcho-
larship extended to her by the
college.
Going to the University Of Ore
gon is Mack Robinson, a runner
on the Olympic track team. who
halls from California; Robert Deiz,
track star Of Franklin High; Lena
Hillsman, a major In psychology;
Ellen Terrence Of La Grande who
majors in physical education; Jer-
~ Turner, major in sociology
Shelby Golden, who is in his sec
ond year of business administers
ton; William Terrence, pre-me-
dical student; and Robert Whit
field of Chicago.
Club life also is beginning with
renewed fall vigor. The Culture
Club met Wednesday,: their first
meeting Of the club year, at the
home Of Mrs. Zepha Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Flowers en-
tertained the Kennewanna bridge
club at their home Wednesday ev-
ening.
Baptist Church members who be-
long to the searchlight Club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Holiday, Monday evening.
The Martha Washington Sewing
Club win resume its meetings with
the first meeting being held At the
instructors home, Thursday. In
structor is Mrs. Elsie Nancy, mo-
diste.
With Mrs. Earl Graves Of Hor-
ton. Kansas, Mrs. Jessie c. Tho
mas of Seattle. and AIRS. A. Nakla,
Seattle. as honored guests, Mrs.
George Scott entertained t.e Rose
bud Study Club members Wednes-
day afternoon.
Literary Research members viii
elect new officers for tie coming
year when they meet Friday at
the X"
The Boosters, the mems club at
st. Phillips Mission, will meet on
Friday evening at Mr.. Jack Mar.
tins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myles have
a shining new Oldsmobile 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winslow Of
Chicago and their two sols are
delighted with Portland and have
decided to make it their home. The
Winslows are stopping at present
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams.
Entertaining with a beautifully
appointed six-ccurse luncheon on
Monday. Mrs Emma B. Harrington
invited several ladies as her guests
at the home of Mrs. r. F. Morri-
son. Mrs. Harrington, herself. is
a visitor from Los Angeles.
From San Francisco csnne Mrs.
S. M. Harden to spend a few weeks
mentioning quietly in Portland.
The visitor is the wife of Rev. S.
M. Harden, minister in the AAdE
church, who for a period of many
years pastored in cities Of the
Northwest. Mrs Harden will 60
to Yakima to visit her brother-in-
law. and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Huston, at the conclusion Of
her Portland visit.