The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-29
SOcEAL NOTEs

fANAtfAAtCH AAelNN dA9HGA ADWAA VIII
siderably as Portlanders rest up
from a strenuous summer, and
once again get acquainted with
their families. However, about 90
youngsters viii frolic Saturday at
Halloween party as guests Of St
Philips Mission at the Y. Mrs.
d. N. Unthank, hostess for the az
fair, has invited all the youngsters
who appeared in "Cinderella's Slip
per-" and those who attended the
churchs summer school, as well as
regular members of ST. Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Morrison and
daughter. Miss Anna Morrison,
were guests Of the Henry Myles on
Sunday for a drive into Washing
ton State. The motor party visit
ed Mrs. william Abernathy at her
country home near Vancouver.
Dinner Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall was
in honor Of Mrs. Mabel White Ca
vii, Of Boley, Okla, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Reed. This week
saw the beginning of a business
venture for Mrs. Randall. She has
charge Of a restaurant which she
opened Monday on Sheridan St.
and s. ". FIRST Ave. The cafe has
no name as yet. but will be known
as place to get good home cook
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Flowers have
purchased a vacation home, q cot
tage at Depoe Bay that commands
an unobstructed vista Of the sea.
from dawn to sunset, with its
choice ocean frontage.
Here about a fortnight, Mrs. L.
Roberts of Seattle win return to
her home this week.
lille out driving Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ivey decided on the
spur Of the moment to drive to Sc
attic. Mrs. Berrie Tinsley accom-
panied the couple on their spontan-
Gus jaunt and all three spent two
or three days visiting in Tacoma as
wen as Seattle.
Mrs. George B. Haroia ara her
sister, Mrs. Earl Graves. of Hor-
ton, Kan, returned Sunday from
Seattle where they spent several
days enjoying a family reunion.
Friends Of Mr.. Sydney Porter
are glad to have him up and about
and able to be among them again.
Mr.. Porter spent five months in the
hospital while a fractured hip slow
ly mended.
Mr.. Van Bogen of Seattle visit
ed with his family here Sunday.
Lee Grigsby. well-known Port
land tenor, is planning 3 series of
concerts to be given in the white
churches of the city. The evenings
song tests win be called "Evolu-
ton Of the Negro Spiritual" and
VIII present tribal songs of Africa
sung in the native songs, and other
songs in chronological order up to
the songs of today. Mr.. Grigsby
win endeavor to show how many
spirituals were evolved. Rev. G.
F. Martin is assisting the young
singer with hi engagements.
Mls. Edward Bushnell is spend
ing several weeks visiting in Chi
cago.
The Culture Club win meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Alex
ander.
Mrs. Duncan and her daughter,
Mary Ellen accompanied Mrs. Kin
ney to Vancouver, B. c. and Seat
tie for the week end. Mrs. Chas.
Stanton was hostess at a four
course dinner for the visitor just
prior to her trip to Vancouver.
While in Seattle, Mrs. Jessie Wal
ker, schoolmate of Mrs. Duncan,
entertained at dinner for the trio.
Reported i'll: Mrs. George Har-
din suffered an attack OF acute in
digestion and was confined to her
bed at the beginning Of the week.
The condition of Mr.. Sherman Pr