The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-12-30
Portland
Social Notes

Mrs. w. P. Lorrax, club mother
and Mrs. J. j. Glow, visitor, wers
among the large group who thor
oughly enjoyed the Martha Wash
ington Sewing and Homemal1ers
Club Christmas party held Dec.
ember % at the home of the club
instructor, Mrs. Elsie Nancy In
N. E. Schuyler. Its customary fol
the members of the club to ex.
change gift aprons. Much antici-
patton proceeded this gesture OF
the members. The hostess, Mrs
Nancy, was the recipient of vari.
colored Sram-cistam pottery plates
from the club members. A deli.
cious repast was a fitting climax
to the already enjoyable party.
The Misses Betty Rutherford
and Lois Mae Morton spent Christ.
mas Day visiting with Connie and
Junior Nancy. Lois Mae will have
Connie and Junior spend the re.
mainder of the Christmas holidays
with her at her country home In
Vancouver, Wash.
Miss Idell Vertner, Executive Sc.
cretary of Seattle Branch YWCA
was a Portland visitor over the
holiday. Miss Vertner attended
the cantata rendered by Bethel's
Choir Christmas Night; was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Summers
Executive secretary of Williams
Ave. Branch YWCA, on Monday
afternoon; dinner guest of Miss
Geneva Turner on Monday eve.
ming; Mrs. J. A. Nichols was din
ner hostess Tuesday. Miss Vert.
ner was the house guest of Mrs
Ralph Flowers, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dixon Cd
Rapport, Washington, sister ant
brother-in-law of Mrs. Flowers.
About IA friends of the A. ]
Mortons motored out to theil
beautiful country home near or
chards in Vancouver, Wash. for 6
sunrise breakfast Christmas NOR.
ming. ALI had a grand time as
they entered into the Christmas
spirit and cheer. The Mortons
spared no effort in making theil
guests happy and the occasion one
long to be remembered.
Miss Evelyn Winston of Seattle
member of the Royal Ten Club
is spending the holiday with Miss
Ozie Jane Mott in N. e. Rodney
KEEP OFF DATE FEB. IA,
HIGH HATTERS' VALEN-
TINE DANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holiday
entertained with a Christmas din
ner for their family Monday. Sew.
enteen guests enjoyed dining from
the bounteous spread amid typi.
cal holiday setting.
Mr.. Bob Price entertained with
stag party Friday night, com.
plimentary to a group of his
friends including several Oregon
u. students.
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HIGH HATTERS' VALEN-
TINE DANCE.
Indisposed: Atty. Eugene A. Mi.
nor is seriously ILL at his home in
N. e. I st. Mr.. Luther johnson
is reported much improved. Mrs
Lula Lee, N. e. Going ST., suf'
fered fractured right arm anc
shoulder as the result of fall
while on duty at her place of EN-.
ployment. Mrs. Carrie Ingerso
slipping on the icy drive at hel
home last Monday and broke hel
arm.
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HIGH HATTERS' VALEN-
TINE DANCE.
Mr.. Terry Eugene Duncan ant
sister, Mary Ellen, entertained al
a turkey dinner Christmas Day
for several friends. Covers were
placed for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanton
received the sad news this week Of
the death of Mr.. A. Hicks, a Gloss
friend of theirs and a prominent
citizen of Omaha, Neb. MIR. ane
Mrs. c. E. Duncan shared the sac
news as they were also quite vel
associated.
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