The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-23
Portland
SOCIAL NOTES

MIS- j. w. STANLEY OF >. II.
Mall street was dinner hostess for
Mrs. Charles Martinez last Thurs
day. Mrs. Martinez spent Friday
night with Mrs. Jones Wishes and
Saturday with Mrs. Lulu Gragg
when Mr. Martinez joined her.
Both are leaving early Sunday by
motor for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Willis Reed attended the
Pendleton Round Up this week.
Mrs. Bonnie Boyle is home from
Gearhart for few days.
Mrs. George Randall entertained
at dinner at her home in N. "I"
street for Rev and Mrs. Black
well, Rev. Geo CASTOR and Mrs.
Ruth Stepp of Chicago.
Mrs. ]. A. Nichols left for Sc
attic to visit friends.
George Godfrey, noted wrestler,
is stopping at the home of Mrs.
Fuller in s. Il. T1bbetS.
Mrs. Ruth Stepp, beautician, of
Chicago, contemplates opening a
modern beauty shop on the Ave.
Mr.. Jack Reynolds, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Reynolds, left Sun
day to attend the University of
Washington in Seattle.
Miss Maggie Shepard is attend
ing Bennith College in Greensburg,
No. Carolina.
Miss Florence Cantrell left last
week to attend University of Ore
gon.
Mesdames Lillian Smith and Nj
ma PALMER of Cincinnati, Ohio,
delegates to the United Spanish
War Veterans Encampment, stop
ped with Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Brown in N. Interstate. The ladies
had grand time sightseeing, TAX
ing in the grotto, Bonneville dam
and Timber Line Lodge. They also
saw the Flower Mecca" They
left Thursday for Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim of Pittsburgh,
Penn, were with the Browns Fri
day and Saturday while on a tour
of the Pacific Coast. While here
they saw the city and its nearby
scenic places.
Miss Jamie Watson of Seattle,
Wash, house guest of Miss Ozie
June Mott for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. mvey Flowers had
Mr.. Chas. e. Williams and family
as their guests for three days at
Depo Bay, the summer home of
the Flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers en-
tertained Atty. and Mrs. E. Minor
at their ocean lake home. After
a few days visit the two Flower
boys and their guests joined at
Lincoln Beach for a fishing party.
They all had fine luck but Mrs.
Ruth Flowers caught the only
steelhead and did she scream and
shout. Oh boy, and how! The
party had real fish fry.
Mrs. Katherine Boyle was the
gracious hostess to the Rosebud
Study Club at her beautiful bun
galow in S. E. Tibbets Wednes-
day. This was the first meeting
of the club for this year Much
business was dispensed with. Mrs.
Boyle asked several extra guests
in who joined the Rosebuds for a
delicious lunch and social hour.
The Buds were all praise to Mrs.
Boyle for her hospitality.
Mesdames Robina Martin and
Pearl C. Stewart entertained Joint
ly at the home of the former with
a buffet luncheon complimenting
Mrs. Jane Hudson during her re-
cent visit in Portland. The host
esses chose green as the color
scheme which was effectively car
ried out in the table cloths, and
in the dessert, a large ice cream
cake with the inscription, Our
Jane" The sixteen ladies' enjoyed
court whist after lunch. Mrs. Le-
nora Goskin won first prize, Mrs.
Maude Banks consolation, and Mrs.
Hudson received guest prize of two
hand painted plaques.
Mrs. Dorothy Benton of Los An
geles, granddaughter of Mr.. Les
chi, former prominent Portlander,
is visiting Mrs. Steven Wright for
a week.