The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-07-30

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The visitors left Sunday BY motor
for Portland after att1nding the
services 1T the First A.M.E.
Church.
Miss Harriet Emma BOOKER,
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Book-
or, and Mr.. Samuel Bruce, son Of
mrs. Henry W Davis, were mar.
rled recently and are living ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Davis
Several members Of the Mems
Progressive Bridge Club met at
James Grove Sunday for a picnic.
n tho bridge tournament Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Nakla won first prize,
MRS Masola Motley and Mr., VIM
Dixon, second, and DR. c. ,, Allen
and mrs. Dixon. third
The PoIyhedron Club was enter,
tanned last week by Mrs. Emma
Wade. The meeting next Thurs
day viii be with Mrs. Kitty Black
well.
Mrs. Everett Gibson received
neWE last week that her brother.
Mr.. lawrence A. Parker. died IN
Paris. France. on July 8, where
he had been an orchestra leader
for twelve years. Mr.. Parker was
last iss Seattle twenty years ago
with Ffarvey's Greater Minstrels,
and + remembered By his former
friends. The family. all natives
Of Omaha. Neb.. is well knosl
throughout the United States.
Mis-. Viola N. Brooks and her
granddaughter, Miss Joyce Haa-
ris. areG Visiting Rev and Mrs. F.
A. Hughes MRS. Brooks Is the
sister Of ReYs Hughes and the mo-
Their of MisG Anita Ozell Lewis,
who was married recently to Rev
Granville w. Reed, Jr., IN Seattle
and Is now residing in Leaven-
WVAt1A4 huAAoa1.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon and
two children. Allen and zorella.
of Spokane. are visiting for a
week both here and in Tacoma.
They were the guests Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. J. S. Peoples Sunday for din
ner and sightseeing trip. They
were also guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Gibson Of Tacoma the first
Of the week where the children re-
NAMED until Thursday.
Mrs. j. Sterling Moore and two
children arrived Wednesday for a
visit with her brother AMI sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Bell, They win reside at the fa-
inily home IN Green Lake.
Mr.. John Irish, who has been i'll
is now back at work again. but
Mrs, Irish is still confined TO her
home. Mrs A. Tudor is assisting
ner during her illness.
Dir. Charles Adams, who has re-
turned frgn her visit in Portland.
was the louise guest Of Mrs. Geo.
B. Hardin and entertained with a
breakfast Sunday morning for Mr..
Minor of Portland and Mr.. Hudson
Of Oakland, California.
Mrs. Alberta Guyton Of San
Francisco and Mrs. Forney of SAM
ia Barbara were the house guests
Of Mrs. Stella Harris. They left
on Wednesday morning for their
homes.
Mr.. John w. Rentie of Billings,
Montana, is the house guest Of his
aunt, Mrs. Letisa A. Watson. Ills
stay may be indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.u Chandler Jr..
and infant son, Larry, and Mr..
Arbie Pollard Of Yakima, were in
the city Sunday WISHING Mr. and
Mrs. Chandler sr. Mr.. Ben Chand-
Ter, ST., is confined toe bed by i'll
ness.
Mrs. Ora Glenn gave a luncheon
last Thursday for Mrs. Cora Dun
bar, Mrs. Marie Rogers and Mrs.
Dora johnson.
Mrs. Fred Prince of Pasadena,
California, is the house guest of
Mrs. Warren T. Russell. Mrs.
Prince and Mrs. Russell were
classmates.
Mrs. PinIxey Howard of San Jo-
Sc, lifetime friend of the late
Mr.. J. N. Drake, was the house
guest of Mrs. Drake for a few
days last week. Mrs. Howard is
an exceptionally fine musician and
taught piano for thirty years in
Oakland before moving to her pre-
sent home. She now divides her
studio time between San Jose and
OAKLAND. Mrs. Towards father
and Mr.. Drake were both natives
Of Barbados, West Indies.
J. Emmett McIver window de-
corstor at Augustine and Kyers,
has been awarded a certificate
naming him as enc Of the winners
in the nationwide grocers selling
display contest. This annual con-
test is conducted by the Saturday
Evening Post, the Ladies Home