The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-05-14
SOCIAL NOTES

bers Of a mixed chorus is extend
ed to all interested, By Mrs. Jean
Edwards Mrs. Edwards IS well
fitted 70 train voices for choral
work. and is making no charge.
She suggests that those who are
interested get in touch with her
by calling her at Tabor 1866. A
first rehearsal win be hello. Friday.
May 81, at 8 p. m. at her home.
at $500 S. E. Division St. It is
hoped that a satisfactory number
Of young people win respond to
Mrs Edwards generous offer.
! Mrs. stanlay Patterson IBobbie
Ellis1 left recently for Los Angeles
where she will make an indefinite
stay.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alice
Holiday was the victim Of a day
light purse snatcher At Broadway
and Larrabee streets. The man. af-
ter graphing with Mrs. Holiday,
made away with her purse contain
ing her glasses and small change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bushnell are
the parents Of a little boy, born
Wednesday. May 5.
Mrs. Wyatt Williams left Friday
for Los Angeles where she will
spend about two weeks combining
business with pleasure.
| First rehearsal was called sat-
urday afternoon for Lady Slipper"
an operetta for little folks. to be
presented IN the near future BY
Mrs. De Norval Unthank.
Mrs. J. w mgersoll is serving
as juror in the circuit court.
Mr.. James Braggs has returned
to the city from Oakland where
he has been for some time.
One Of the six charter members
| who formed AIatrix, a journal
ism honorary society. at Pacific
University recently was Hattie
/ Fannings. Miss Fannings was in
cluded for her excellent work on
| the college paper the Pacific Index,
for which she handled exchanges
and wrote features for two years.
| This young woman with person
ality-plus continues to win honors
for herself and for her race where
ever she IS.
Two surprise weddings Of Port
land girls this week have captnr-
ed the interest Of their many
friends The first was that OF Miss
Rosndelie Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Smith, who we'd
ded Robert Parker Of Spoksne.
Friday afternoon in vsnsouver,
Washington. Rev. ]. J. Glow per-
formed the ceremony in the pres
ence Of the immediate families.
The other was the marriage Of
| Miss Clara Mae Ingersoll who is
now in Los Angeles. Miss Ingersoll
and Alvin Tayne were to have been
married later in May, but the
couple moved up the date and an
fnounced 1t afterwards.
| Mr.. Eugene Garden has returned
from a lengthy automobile tour
which too him through many in
teresting cities in the south and
on the Atlantic seaboard.
SIGMA ALPHA THETA MEL
ODY CRUISE - MAY 28l
Mrs. Ned Binford. who recently
celebrated Asr s3d birthday.
marked May 4, as being the close
Of her 81 years III Portland each
day Of which abe has been a loyal
member Of ut, 0livet Baptist
church. In all Of these years she
had not one day lost because of
illness. Congratulations to Mrs.
BinsordI
Mr.. Charles Duke returned Sun
day from Oakland. Upon the death
Of his wife, Juanita Harjo Duke,
her body was taken to Oakland
for burial. Mr.. Duke was accomp-
anied on the mission BY his mother
Mrs. Inez Duke
A former light heavyweight
wrestling champion Of the United
States, James Mitchell, Is ma king
the Medley Hotel his home during
his stay here in the city. Mr.. Mi
chen motored here from Tolc
Ohio, with his wife in their La
Sale sedan. They plan to be in
Portland several months.
Miss Dorothy Harris has return
ed to her home here after being
in Seattle for several weeks.
Mrs. Dora Gulliford, a former
Il TheIma's AFt Studio