The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-08-06
SOCIAL NOTES

land, California, VIII spend
month visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bollen. Mrs. Gra-
velli was accompanied here BY her
young son and daughter.
The Fraternal hall is getting to
be popular as a dining out place.
One of the most recent large par
ties held there in the private din
ing rooms, was the dinner Mr..
Phil F.. Reynolds gave honoring
Mrs. Reynolds on her birthday
Thursday evening.
A pleasant visitor to Portland
has been Mrs. Pearl Young Of
Seattle. Mrs. Young was guest at
the home Of her relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. William Diez. Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Diez and her mother,
Mrs. M. Foster, entertained at tea
for Mrs. Young. Tuesday, Mrs.
James Elliott invited several la
dies in to luncheon at her home in
hoior of Mrs. Young. A scenic
dive, and afterwards a bridge lun-
cheon at Mrs. J. A. Nichols was on
the visitors calendar for Wednes-
day. The glories of the drive up
the Columbia River Highway were
shown Mrs. Young by Mrs. jack
Martin who invited two carloads
of ladies to be her guests on the
drive and for a picnic spread in
the cool forest at Eagle Creek.
Mrs. John Davis gave a farewell
buffet supper for Mrs. Young
Thursday evening, with the pop
ular guest scheduled to leave Fri
day morning for home.
Miss Geneva Turner and her
brother, Jerry Turner motored to
Seattle to spend a few days. They
were accompanied by Robert Diez
and Tom Albert.
Miss Ozie Jane Mott. attendant
at Lucier's Physiotherapy Salon,
is in Seattle to stay during most
of her vacation as the guest of
Mrs. Kitty Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Burgess
of Baltimore, Maryland. and Miss
Myrtle Burgess Of ST. Louis, were
motorin gtouristsi Of the North
west this week. While in the city
they stopped with Mrs. B. J. Full
Ter.
Off to Los Angeles where they
viii attend the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows, three Portlanders en-
trained early this week. They were
Mrs. Hattie Redmond, official de-
legate of Household of Ruth, S44;
Mrs. r. r. Morrison, who holds the
office Of Grand Chaplain; and Mr..
Wade B. Brown who is District
Grand Deputy of Odd Fellows.
Mrs Ophelia McCook of Oak
land will spend a week or ten days
visiting in the Rose City with her
nephew, Mr.. Walter Brooks and
Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Hazel Patterson and her
daughter, Phyllis, hailing from De-
troit, are spending a couple Of
months visiting with their rela-
lives, the Richard Farrells. Dur
ing the Grand Lodge Mr. and Mrs.
Farrell were hosts also to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Daniels of Seattle.
A dancing party Tuesday even
ing, with Fred Flowers as host,
attracted large number of the
young t'teen-age" group. The
young man entertained at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Flowers.
Cordially welcomed by young
folk here, Miss Janice Burton and
Miss Jerry Hunt plan to visit at
least two weeks as the guests of
Miss Bertha Baker. The visitors
are from Seattle.
Scoutmaster Richard Stanton of
Camp Meriwether surprised his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stanton, with visit Sunday. Mr..
stanton's appointment as Scout
master recently attracted much
interest locally as his was the first
such appointment for Negro lad.
He is enjoying the experience at
the camp, and win be there until
the closing Of the camp sometime
in August.
Visitors at the Medley this week
include: Mr.. d. Gilbert, Salina,