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

thorne.
Rev. S. NJ Beane. G.W.P. Of O.
E.s., Mr.. and Mrs. Leon F. Marsh,
Mrs. Florence Bodin and daughter.
Miss Florence Bodin, were guests
during the Grand Lodge meet at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. sher-
man Pickett.
Mrs. w. P. Lomax heads the
committee at Mt. olivet Baptist
church that Is raising funds to
purchase a new furnace for the
building.
An informal evening was plan
ned by Mrs. Fannie Cosby to IN
troduce Mr.. J. c. Hancock Of the
S. s. Northampton. Guests were
invited for Monday evening.
STAY OFF DATE = LABOR
DAY-DANcE AT FRATERNAL
HALO. F. A.
AIRS. Chester Dixon of Keyport,
Washington, returned with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Flowers, who has
been visiting for few days with
Mrs. Dixon at her home.
Mrs. Ella Kennedy, a P. M. of
Oakland who was here for Grand
Lodge, is at the home of Mrs. stel-
la Harris.
Several ladies were guests of
Mrs. George Randall during the
Grand Lodge They were Mrs.
Claudia Royal, w. NJ. of South
lgate chapter at Berkeley, and her
sister. Mrs. Tommy Major, Mrs.
Mary Diteman, Mrs. Roy Naples,
Mrs. Cara Brownlee, and Mrs.
Lottie Turner. Mrs. Randall, Mrs.
Diteman, Mrs. Brownlee and Mrs.
Turner spent couple of days in
Seattle. Extending their stay be-
yond that of the others. Mrs. Roy
al and Mrs. Major have had much
entertaining done for them.
A gay cocktail party just be-
fore the Grand Ball was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
IngersoH at their home in Waiver
~ Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holiday were joint hosts with the
Ingersolls. Honored guests inciud-
ed: Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs. c.
Adams, Mrs. LeEtta King, and
Mrs. Margaret Malone of Seattle;
Mrs. Jeanette Foster Of Berkeley,
Mr.. Luther Hudson Of Oakland.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon,
of Spokane.
Miss Florence Morrison and Miss
Marian Allen. Atlanta, Georgia.
school teachers, visited few days
with their friends. Rev. and Mrs.
J. James Glow.
Boys and girls attending the
summer recreetional school held
at the Williams Ave. Y win tour
the printing plant Of the Morning
Oregonian Wednesday. Such tours
are being planned each week for
the students.
A party honoring visiting sail
ors is planned for Wednesday ev-
ening at the "Y.@ The party Is
being arranged by and will have
as its official ho5tess, Mrs. Cora
Minor who win be assisted by Miss
Hattie Fannings and Miss Mary
Simmonds.
Miss Jessie Flowers is represent
ing the YP.F of st. Philips Mis-
sion at the summer church school
of the Episcopal church at Gear
hart-by-the-sea. The ten day meet
is attended by young and old mem
bers Of the churches in the do
cese.
Miss Barbara Hubbard has re-
turned from several weeks trip
to Chicago where she visited re-
latives.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore Nancy entertained with a
card party honoring Mr.. and Mrs
James Gordon of Spokane. Mr..
Gordon is a postal clerk in spo-
kane.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Sands Of
Oakland, California, were in the
city few days last week before
going on to Seattle and Vancou-
yer, 3. G. Mr.. Sands, hailed by
his many friends as Happy is
in the U. s. postal service at Oak
land
Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs. Chas.
Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gordon were honor guests at a
breakfast when Mrs. Albert Nor
ton entertained for them at her
home Friday morning.