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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-06-25

his. Howard chnndler. Jr, VA
hostess e Re Younger Mafron.
Club last Wednesday evening a
her home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hlpsher was -
hostess 1une IS FOR the Janis Al
and knitting cluh. The club W.
honorea yin the presence a as.
Daemar Ben 81 Chicago and aErs
Earl I Danaes ana her daughter
AIiss Helen ranaee Of Spokane.
TIE Meas Progressive Bridge
Clnb wIn aaa their third annual
Fourth e 1ass picnic Sunday Il
Lake azszsaaad. 10 which their
frlen9< ere invited AR. A. Max
la chairman Of tho coamittee. re-
pats breakfast wIn be served
frIm : q e =. n. Picniokers are
<peoted - bring their own lunch.
Sports and various games win -
enjoyed throughout the day. 9th
er members of ihe club are ]. T.
6ayton. nr. z. J. Allen. Dr. Giles
Graves. y. Il. Dixon c. l. Miller
ccorge wright Everett Davis. &
L. MccannnzA. Lawrence Palya.
G. r. Harvey. ana }. s. Jackson.
Mr. ~ Dazaee ana daughter.
helen eeenmeenssS Nv Miss raez
mar Bea - Chicago. loft Tuesday
Tor California. Enroute they VIII
visit rortlsna. Oakland ana san
E=snclsco. ne visitors were ne
mota 9tsr mzne social coartezles
ansag khair weeks visit here.
7hev pere ne honseguests 81 SGT
and asxs. WHEY Hassher. Besides
fhnse mentioned last week. Ma
e. b Nzlsn<Es q TaSoma enter
famed wfzh = slx-course dinner
saturday evening n their homer:
M. end ~. Robert Williams and
M. ana zzrs. \. a. Tsyscr were
hnsts tor : cncktal party satuT~
asv nizhk. n. and AIRS. G. r
Harvey Ehksa with . hand
sumsly appelnfea dlnner sunday
afternoon. uhicA was followed ~
tn tea klszn y mrs. HAIRY Val
her nna - Bsrnlee Wilson On
sunday nleA aEr. md Mrs. = G.
Bsn entertained anfornally II Ne
spurtrnsnE Il zrz. Arzne English
During Re wezk they were guests
also n Ne Al and Nssdlacraft
clB1 khnz rnsk = ne home q azrs.
zusher IL party attended the
.-h6lzzzazn dznre Monday night
where zEzz Dundee WIS one e ~
hnnnrnd guests
Eep ~ enze saly h Danoe
= Eh III
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Pauline Beauty Shop
. Open First Of July

lfiss Pauline Jones. graduate Of
carson's Beauty College. ana for
eight years With the Nine. DeNeaI
Beauty shop. win open her own
shop at 222l e. Madison St. on
July j. Miss Jones has gained a
large following by the exce1ency
Of her work. and the care she
takes with each Individual Gust
omef Her waves are said to be
the best in the city. The Pauline
Beauty Shop viii offer the same
line Of work that has made the
DeNeal Shop first In the field.
MARCEL croquinole, finger and per-
manent waving; faciass, hair dye
ing and scalp treatment. Nine.
'DeNeal and Miss Margaret peo-
pies commend the work Of Miss
Jones ana invite al Of their Gus
toners 70 patronize the Pauline
Beauty Shop Appointments may
Be fna1e BY teIephonihg Pro-. zs11.
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worship e. Lhe FlrsE 4. = 2. or
sunday hiorning far her annual
liens Day exercises.
Miss Jeanne aEeleex. she under.
uent IN oporatian recently at ths
sssftle General Hospital. has been
removed 10 hzr hens .hefe Ans
raaidly recovering
r. ana ms. tIazz EssiEfl and
eo ehildren a. Detroit arrived
snnaag to BE- ne za@ls e Ar
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Round The Town

The Scholarship Committee can
well be congratulated for putting
across with a bang ono 81 the
swanlSiest dances for q long, long
time Thus IL success pavea the
way for another deserving atnds
ent Joe Louis. the second se-
pia boxing star to echiove the
heavyweight title. deserves oodle
OF praise for his determination 10
be a credit 10 the boxing world As
well as to his race. Long live the
Kingi There was a luli 81 pc.
destrian traffic out along East
Madison and 18th and jackson a.
bout Z O'Clock Tuesday evening
Are you telling sAs7 ca, iusl
see my good friend Floyd sticislef
the dappef manager OF the Coast
Hotel. who went to Chi to see The
big fight throwing HIS straw hat
across the ring when Joe landed
that last fatal punch Fiashl
Naomi Tigg and I3lll Hyatt were
blended last Sunday. Congratulate
tionsl - Helen Dundee, with
her mother and a friend visiting
here before leaving for a trip 10
sunny California, Miss Dundee Is
very obliging and talented pian-
lst, YES, iadeedy Little Ju-
Tia Brown walking nonchalantly
pp Madison sucking an all-day-
sucker eonvineingly $50 What
ever became Of Robinson" form
er Rosaia Florist doorman7
A bid to the Young Matrons
formal in Tacoma was graciously
received and accepted Il. Ben
Beasely, the duslxy Bobby Jones
Of olympic Golf club, scores a.
gain. Old "B's" Is also a, champ
at another golf game" not play
ed with sticks. oh yeahl
Bernice Wilson still the perfect
hostess and Alarvle Williamson
stan the bast-dressed, altho Shelby
Ellis runs a close hairllne. second
The boys really came out on
Monday night IN fheir summer
sport wear. tuxes and white suits
Crm green with envy for one of
those white sults) I. The Edwin
Chatters moving into another nice
residence along oath Ave.l
VINO is the most shapely young
lady in town? Do you want to
know the opinion of a number Of
peopleg Here It's: Dorothy Harris
field!l Yes? No? Homer
Harris chews a mean pice Of gum
and howl Leaving everything
short and sweet until next week
with this bit Of verse. ''The world
Is like a mirror, rejecting what
you do. and If you face it smiling,
it smiles right back at you"
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Keep off date, Jmy a, Dance
81 Finnish fiali.
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Beauty ShOpPe
VIII REOPEN
To New Name

After twonty-three years OF
continuous service. the DeNeal
s-anfy shoppe. q pioneer institu-
ton of Seattle. WIN close IT, doors
July /. Madame Elizabeth DelSeal
opened her shoppe n 1e1z "a 18th
Avenue and II. Pine STREET. bring
lng . the nelghborhool the same
type u equipment that vas avail
ALE II the downtown shops. From
TIE first her business won instant
favor. N aiditlon. Nine. DeNoal
won national recognition with her
hair preparations.
n 1917 Miss Margaret Peoples
began to work aa al apprentice
n the shop while going 70 school,
She gradually began to assume
more and more responsibility un-
tn IN 1898 when the business NOV
ID 70 is present location At 1919
T. Madison street. Nine. DeNeal
retired and left the management
entirely N the hands Of Miss Peo-
pies. On July Miss Peoples win
have been with the organization
Tor twonty years.
or your many business exper.
fences. q which DO you FEEL the
most proudsn Miss Peoples was
asked. THAT we have been able
70 give 70 the community It's first,
and 4 has remained. is only mo-
dern beauty shops business a.
part from the home" was her
prompt reply. I'VE have striven
70 progress with the times. and
e new equipment was put On the
market we have added it 70 our
shop 80 that our customers might
have IS ahany advantages IS any
one else. We were not only first
with . nodern shop but first in
ne neiehborhood with marching
ana first with croqulnoling."
Thsn the retiring manager
laughlngly told how they thrilled
with the addition Of each new
piece Of equipment: and how they
had 70 cajole the customers into
trying marcel, and at first had
. given them away before the
wave was appreciated. The same
VS. true with the croQulnole. I'VE
feA proud Of that fact. Mss Peo-
PEI went on 70 say. that We have
SanA~ed me community . worth
xhile service. We have built
huzinsss that has employed as
marsf - four operators At one
tine. and al through the depres-
zk1n ne have maintained At least
one operator tesides myself.
Mss Peoples b undecided just
uhak she win DO II the future, but
: sire q the fact that she has
earned = rest. IT win be glorious
70 get away on weekend trips, or
even 70 90 downtown and not have
70 rs.sh back for an appointment, "
- said. Mime. DeNeal gnd !
are going out to our ranch ~ en-
5oy the summer. ! probably win
miss the shop dreadfully. and this
fan may ser me back at work. but
for fbs present am going to try
TO rest and 70 enjoy some Of the
things have not had time to do"
The business, most Of tire equip
wsSt. and AL Of the goodwill Is
being TUNED over TO Miss Paul
Inc 9ones who win operate the
Pauline Beauty Slope at 2221
z. Madison, with the same teIe-
phone number. Pros. 2s11.
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Afrs. Edward Leftrldge. who cul-
tivates many choice flowers, pre-
sented Mrs. G. l.. Mccullough with
a Lily Of the Nile, a rare flower
that was brought here from Egypt.
The blossom II a beautiful deep
violet resembling the Gala Lily,
but about twelve inches in length.
Mrs. Leftridge has had the bulb
for five years, but Il ias bIoomed
only three times. Cur emily there
Is much enthusiasm downtown ov-
er Hike flower that Is on display
Mrs. Lacey Lewis was hostess
Tuesday evening for the meeting
Of the Self Improvement Club, al
which time the newly elected Of
ficers were installed. Mrs. David
Brooks, president, appointed the
following committee heads: Mrs.
Hugh Sanders, sick committee;
Mrs. J. s. Jackson, program; Mrs
Minnie Wilson, finance; Mrs. Mar
garet Malone, music; Mrs. Harry
Walker, club reporter; Mrs. Lewis
charity.
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Clyde Barrie's Songs

Two selections BY Rasbach, the
aOvertones' and Trees" are TO
be sung by Clyde Barrie, Negro
baritone, as he opens another Of
his frequent programs over the
Columbia network Monday, June
70. from 100 to 1915 p. NJ, psf.
curran's ITO the Sum end "Des-
tiny BY cadman are among 9TH
er songs he WIN present.
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PHILADELPHIA lc) = John
Henry Lewis beat Al Ettore again
Tuesday night IN . i6-round Lout.
This was the third fight, and this
decision makes two for John Hem
~, the first beins draw.
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she became involved in this sill
yer idea, she tried it on this
piano first and the results were
so bright and shining that the
piano will still hold forth in its
usual place.
HERE and there last Saturday
IL night, and first to the Har-
vest Ball a most informal and
gay party given out at Fairfax,
Va, arranged by Neitah King
for the younger crowd and a few
of the older ones, and a dance
contest of "The Big Apple" that
left everybody exhausted but in.
sisting on another one later.
DRETTY Carol Fries, daughter
Il of Gen. and Mrs. Amos
Fries, and cunning Phyllis Rich.
ardson tying for the first prize
in this contest, then flipping q
coin and Phyllis lucky enough
to win.
GERTRUDE PEARSON finally
VI back from the Pearson sum.
mer place in New Jersey and
looking very pretty in a wine
colored velvet, and Dorothy
Highfield dancing past with Hal
Crowley, and Gloria GroSvenoI
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Runanlans
Give Party

The First Secretary Of the
Rumanian Legation and Nine.
Babes entertained at a recep-
ton on Friday at their apart
ment in the Westchester.
Nine. Dim1triu and Mrs.
Houghton poured tea during
the afternoon.
The Minister Of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter were among
the guests, as were the Yugoslav
Minister, Mr.. Constantin Fotich;
Nine. Rajamaitri, wife of the
Minister of Siam, and Nine.
Hurban, wife Of the Czechoslo-
vakian Minister.
Others from the diplomatic
corps who attended the party
were the Counselor of the Polish
Embassy, Mr.. Wakowics; the
Counselor of the Hungarian lie.
CATION, Mr.. de Balasy; the First
Secretary of the British EN-
bassy, Mr.. Philip Broadmead;
the First Secretary of the Nor
wegian Legation and Nine.
Irgens, the Counselor OF the
German Embassy and Frau
Thomsen, and the Secretary of
the Netherlands Legation and
Nine. van Troostenburg de
Bruyn.
Members of residential and
official society attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Owslley,
Mrs. Sol Bloom and her daugh-
ter, vera; Prof. and Mrs. Harry
Healy, Col. and Mrs. Percy Ash
bum Mrs. J.. j. Mack, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belicovitch, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mrs;
Herbert Feis, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Alling, Mrs. Theodore c. Ach11leS
and many others.
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Sarah Kramer
Is Married

Miss Sarah Louise Kramer,
daughter of Mrs. Stephen Elliott
Kramer and the late DR.. Ste
phen Elliott Kramer, was mar
ried Saturday to Mr.. J. Nc
Kenney Berry, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. McKenney Berry, Of
this city.
The wedding took place at
8 o'clock in the evening in st.
Stephens and the Incarnation
Episcopal Church. The Rev.
Paul D. Wilbur officiated. Pre-
ceding the ceremony the we'd
ding music, played by Mr.. S. j.
Kreuzburg, included "LiebeS-
strom." The church was deco
rated with palms and autumn
flowers.
The bride was given in mar.
riage by her brother. DR..
Stephen Elliott Kramer, jr., and
her gown was of ivory satin,
fashioned with a long coat and
sweeping train. Her veil was of
rare Brussels lace and was
caught up with orange blossoms
in a cap effect. She carried a
shower bouquet of creamy, white
roses with an orchid in the
center, and lilies of the volley
tied on white ribbons.
WEARS GOLD SATIN
Mrs. James R. Kirkland was
her sisters matron of honor.
wearing a gown of gold satin,
with a full skirt, and Shirred
bodice, and full sleeves. A vel.
vet hat with tulle crown to
match the gold gown was worn
and she carried autumn flow
ers.
Miss Edith Constance Kramer
was her sisters maid of honor,
wearing a gown of dark rust
satin, with velvet hat to match.
Her bouquet was of yellow and
brown chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Barbara Edith Pipes, cousin of
the bride, and Miss Beverly
Marshall. They wore gowns of
rose-copper satin with velvet
hats to match and carried au-
! tumn flowers.
4 x X
The AmbasSador-at-large Nor
man H. Davis, is staying at the
/ Carlton Hotel.
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Stag Party
For Belglans

Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen,
president of the Inter-American
Horse Show Association, Com
missioner George E. Allen and
Lieut.. Col. Dan I. Sultan will be
hosts at stag luncheon tomor-
row at the 1925 F Street Club, in
honor of the officers OF the
Belgian and United States Army
Horse Show teams.
Among the guests will be high
ranking officers of the Army.
the members of the horse show
executive committee, Admiral
Cary T. Grayson, Maj. Gen. Leon
B. KRONER, Chief of Cavalry.
U. S. A., Major Henry Leonard,
Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan, jr,
Major Frank L. Whitaker, Col.
Jonathan M. Wainwright, COM
manding officer Of Fort Myer,
Mr.. H. Rozier DuIany, jr., Mr..
Fenton M. Fadeley, jr.. Mr.. G..
Marshall Finnan, Mr.. John o.
Gheen, Mr.. Lacy Shaw, MAJOR
Horace B. Smith, and the mem
bers of the board of directors.
X y 4
Mr.. John R. Mclean flew to
Bermuda Friday aboard the Ber.
muda Clipper. He will stay at
the home of Mr.. Robert Bacon
while in Bermuda, and will re-
turn to New York on the clipper
October %.
X y
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Funk. OF
Santa Monica, California, who
with their two children are visit
ing in the East. will be at Ward
man Park Hotel.
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To Judge Show

in coral satin with a wisp Of 0
train and chatting about her
summer in Nova Scotia, and
Alice Clark in a brown frock
and the most fascinating belt Of
heavy gold buckles, and blond
Rosemary Newman with a cir
clet of creamy jasmine in her
hair and a deep rose dress OF
chiffon.
Dorothy Warrington in all
black with the skirt of her dress
fashioned of fringe in deep
f1ounces, and Ruth Cook, and
Randy Richardson in a dramatic
frock of black taffeta with a
huge border of crimson taffeta
around the full skirt and the
prettiest little person in rose
taffeta, with a rose taffeta muft
on her wrist and her black hair
worn back and then high off
her forehead (she looked like
a miniature portrait) and a long
string of crystals set in silver
about her neck, and who was
Nan Fox, of London, daughter
of the Virginia belle, the one
time Liza Lippett, who is now
living in England. Miss Fox
is spending the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. William C. WattleS,
in Charles Town, w. Va.
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From China

Mrs. John F. Hough, wife Of
Capt. Hough, U. S. M. c., and
her infant son have returned
from Peiping, China, and are
staying with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Pitcher, until
Capt. Hough's return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ken
kead of South Orange, N. j.,
have arrived in Washington &C
companied by their two daugh-
terS, Miss Eileen Kenkead and
Miss Anne Kenkead. and dur
ing their stay they are stopping
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly,
has returned to her apartment
at the Roosevelt Hotel after
an absence of four months.
June and July were spent motor
ing with friends through the
New England States. During
August and September Mrs.
Bayly was the house guest of
Mrs. John c. Let's, at her home,
AyrlaWn,
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Mrs. Morgenthau, German
EnU0y to Hear Concert

Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.,
has reserved a box for the sea-
son for the Philadelphia SYM
phony Orchestra which presents
it's first program this winter
at Constitution Hall a week
from tomorrow night, at 6:45
o'clock. Fritz Kreisler will be
the guest artist and is to play
two concerti-one by Bach and
one by Mendelssohn. The or.
chestra, under Eugene Or
mondy, will give Bach's "Prel.
ude and Fugue in B minor"
and excerpts from Wagner'S
beautiful opera "Siegfried."
The German Ambassador and
Frau Dieckhoff also have made
reservations for this season.
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Plans Luncheon

Mrs. F.. Mckenzie Dawson
will entertain at a luncheon
tomorrow at the Army and Navy
Country Club in honor Of Mrs.
John Shugrue, who, before her
recent marriage, was Mrs. Mar.
garet Moran Kyle.
X
The Attorney General of Peru,
Carlos Sayan, and Mrs. Sayan,
who are in Washington for a
visit, are stopping at Wardman
Park Hotel during their stay.
Mr.. Salvador Gutierreg, Jr., of
New York City, accompanied
them to Washington and will be
at Wardman with them.
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Reantifu1 Women - OF the Ayxuy Navy Marine Corps w.


" X
COLONEL JONATHAN VAIN
~ WRIGHT, Commandant of
Fort Myer, is really responsible
for the prizes to be awarded in
a new class, not yet announced
for the Forthcoming Inter-Amer-
ican Horse Show. This new
class is to be THE Showing Of
the Hounds" and will consist of
four packs of hounds-the D. c.
Sands pack from Middleburg.
the Redland Hunt Pack and two
others yet unnamed. The Polish
Ambassador, Count jerry Po-
tocki, will judge these packs.
During a discussion of this
event, which will be the last
word in color and atmosphere.
there was no mention Of prizes,
with the exception Of one. and
right then and there, Colonel
Wainwright was heard from. He
explained to the committee just
how much trouble and detail
went into the transporting of a
hound pack, the care of them
while they would be here Git
seems he had been all through
the process) and he suggested a
prize for each pack. This Sug-
gestion was agreed upon and
four beautiful leather crops,
tipped with silver, will be
awarded to each of the four
entries. So.
DOROTHY JONES, who was
~ married Saturday to Maui
rice Brady, must have been sur
prised to come out of the church,
get into the waiting automobile
with the groom and then dis
cover, as they started off, that
the car sounded like a junk
wagon, literally filled with tin.
The reason being that the entire
length of the automobiles rear
bumper was covered with rows
of tin cans and ornamented
with a huge placard. bearing the
information in black letters,
"Just Married"
No one seemed to have the
slightest idea of who had done
this remarkable piece of decora-
ton, but one of the guests did
ask Steve Early dorothy was
one of his secretaries over at
the White House) if he had.
Mr.. Early asked why he should
be asked. Because" the guest
told him, IT saw your chauffeur,
Frank, put on the last tin can
just as I came out Of the
church." Mr.. Early considered,
then smiled. "I'll have to speak
to Frank about that" he re-
piled. And-so far, that is all
anyone can find out!
MARIAN VEN ABLE, who
IVA adores the color blue-she
must always have a bit of that
shade somewhere in each cos
tume-has done her new studio
entirely in that color, has chosen
plain silver cloth hangings to
go with it, and painted every
piece of furniture with silver
paint.
It is most effective, and
Marian VOWS has saved her the
price of a new piano, for the
tiny one with which she began
her career, not so long ago, was
looking very scratched and for
lorn, though its tone was as
true and sweet as ever. So, when
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boX.holderS

Additional box-holders in
clude: Mrs. William Crozier.
Mrs. James Clement Dunn, Mrs.
Theodore c. Achilles, Mrs. Ed
win M. Watson, Mrs. Stanley
Woodward, and Mrs. William
A. Becker.
Mrs. Adolphe C. Miller again
is chairman of the Washington
committee, which also includes
Mrs. William Castle, Mrs. Rob
ert Low Bacon, Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, Mrs. William Gro
zier, Mrs. James C. Dunn, Miss
Laura Harlan, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, Mrs. Hennen Jen.
nings, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Owen j. Roberts, and Mrs. Law
renee Townsend.
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Hutchisons Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde B. Hutch.
ison. of Milledgeville, Ga. are
at the Raleigh while Mr.. Hutch
ison visits the active chapters
of Alpha Chi Sigma national
fraternity at the University of
Maryland and George Washing
ton University.
General John T. Myers, re-
tired, U. S. Marine Corps, and
Mrs. Myers are staying at the
Carlton Hotel. They arrived
from Ventnor. N. j., where they
have been spending the summer.
X x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dudley
Kenna, Of Paris, are visiting at
Wardman Park Hotel.
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Minister Here

Mr.. Robert Frazer, the newly
appointed United States Min.
lister to Ell Salvador, is stopping
at the Mayflower while in Wash
ington. He was formerly consul
general to London and is sue.
ceeding Mr.. Frank P. Corrigan,
who has been named Minister to
Panama,