The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-15
Portland
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss ]. Lockett of Berkeley, Cal
ifornia, District grand and most
noble governor of the California
Jurisdiction of the Household of
Ruth, is in the city on her official
visit. Miss Lockett is the house
guest of Mrs. R. +. Morrison, S. E.
68th Ave. A group of the House
hold members entertained at We
ry enjoyable reception Monday ev-
ening, July II, at the Morrison's
home. A large number attended
and upon departure expressed
themselves as having had grand
time. Others extending courtesies
- the grand officer were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Brown, a trip to the
grotto; Mrs. Clara Packet, trip
up the Columbia highway at which
the party enjoyed a lovely break
fast. Tuesday evening Miss Lock-
EFT met the order in special
meeting at Fraternal Hall. She
left for Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. e. F. Bushnell announced
the marriage of his daughter Dor
othy May to Mr.. Willie. Torrance
last Thursday. The couple were
united in holy wedlock by the Rev.
]. j. Glow in the presence of the
immediate families. Mr.. Torrance
is a recent graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon. Mrs. Torrance
is stenographer in the office of
DR.. De Norval Unthank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braggs of
Irvington had as their house guest
last week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Sewell, bride and groom from Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell, with
their brother, John Sewell, are
touring the Pacific West. They
will go to Los Angeles, thence to
Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell
are engaged in poultry farm and
in real estate, and own an oil well
that has been in operation since
1925. The Sewells enjoyed the
hospitality of the Braggs in their
beautiful and spacious home among
many newly acquired friends.
A party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Smith, the Neelies and the
Mrs. Martha Jamerson spent their
annual 4th of July outing and pic
mic at the Bowies farm on Eagle
Creek. The day was spent visit
ing, strowling about the acreage
and eating plenty of fried chicken
and other picnic goodies.
Miss Yvonne Holmes and the
Messrs. Ernie Lewis and Willie
moore were down for the Fourth
and remained over for Les Hites
dance. Miss Erma Tanner of Ia
coma spent the Fourth in Port
land and remained for the dance.
Mrs. J. w. Stanley was hostess
at a well appointed luncheon last
Thursday at her spacious home in
South East Mall, complimentary
to Mrs. j. T. Allen of Oakland.
Sharing honors was Mrs. B. M.
Gravellia, also of Oakland. Four
teen ladies enjoyed the generous
hospitality. A new and unique
game was the diversion for the
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bushnell
arc receiving congratulations over
the advent CT a baby girl born on
Friday morning at local hospi-
tai. Mother ard baby are doing
fine.
Mrs. r. Lusher, N. 74th St., is
confined to her home by a brief
illness.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, N. e. 18th
is quite elated over her home
which has recently undergone an
exterior and interior decoration
and renovation.
Mrs. B. M. Cravelli and children
Joan and Eernard of Oakland, are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Gravelli's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bollen in s. E. 50th Ave.
Bill fWilliaED Carr, son of Mrs
Lucille Carr, is home after sever
al months in the south. Bill is at
tending summer school, taking a
special training course.
Mr.. and Mrs. S Curry of Min
neapolis are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill of Halsey st.
Sergeant Joseph White Camp of
Spanish War Veterans will attend
the State Convention held in Nc
Minneville thus week. Commander
William Gillner. Mrs. Clara Pick
EFT, president OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary, and Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby
Golden leave Monday to attend the