The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-07-29

students in to dinner at her home
on N. E. Both. complimentary to
Mr.. Melvin Gambler of Knoxville,
KY. All enjoyed the hospitality of
the dainty hostess.
Mrs. Bonnie Boyle is extending
her vacation to Gearheart by the
Sea.
Mrs. Marion Nc Clear is home
to her relatives and many friends
for several weeks vacation. Mrs.
McClear has resided in San Fran
cisco, California for the past two
years, where she will return after
her vacation is ended.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mullen were
"at home" to their many friends
Sunday, July oath from to pm.
At least so guests called and were
made happy by their congenial and
charming hostess. Sharing honors
were Mesdames Blake and GRAY
ELI; assisting were Mesdames Lo-
max, Martin, Mumford, Minor, and
Stewart.
Mr.. Jack Martin and Mrs Ruby
Hardin entertained jointly in OBJ
servance of Mrs. Martin and Mr..
Harding's birthdays which coinci-
dentally occur on the same date.
A ritzy dinner was a climax to
the observance given Monday eve.,
July 25th at the popular Medley
Hotel. Sharing honors were Prof.
and Mrs. L. r. Chandler of Knox
vile, Ky. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tinez. Each of the ladies We're
recipients of a corsage of gar
denias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg were the
genial host and charming hostess
for the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Martinez and Prof. and Mrs.
L. r. Cansler at beautifully ap-
pointed supper Sunday night when
covers were placed for IA. The
supper table was exquisite with a
cloth of "Filet" lace, sparkling
crystal and silver. The color
scheme was effectively carried out
in a center piece of yellow and
green.
The gardens at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morton
near Orchards in Vancouver Wash
ington was a picturesque setting
for a garden supper last Thursday.
Complimentary number of other
guests shared honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams
entertained at dinner last Sunday,
complimentary to Mr.. Paul Wray
of the Hospital Relief Ship, one of
the many large steamers in the
Portland harbor for Fleet Week.
A few of the many of our
group listed with the large crew of
sailors here for Fleet Week are: c.
Lusk, S. White, F. Simmons, c.
Hall, C.E. Miller, C. L. Battle, P.
Rosemund, w. E. Brown, ]. L.
Brown, l.. L. Ellis, Geo. c. Bowie,
and c. Meyers Senior o. I C
Relief Ship Crew.
The Misses Geraldine and Ber-
the Baptist World Wide Girls Gill
Week, held at the Cascade, Ore
gon, July Is to %. Miss Gerald
inc Williams was speaker for one
of the council groups. The girls
trip was interrupted by the sud-
den illness of Miss Geraldine, who
was rushed home to a hospital,
where she is much improved.
Mrs. Cora Minor entertained
the Chanticleer Bridge Club at her
home Monday morning, July 25th.
Outside of members, the following
were guests: Mrs. Ruby Hardin,
Mrs. e. K. STANDBY; Mrs. Myrtle
Mitchell, and Mrs. Elizabeth Car
den.
Miss Betty Rutherford accom-
panied by Miss Katherine Franklin
is spending the week at Seaside
Mrs. j. w. Standby has as her
house guest her neice, Miss Myrtle
Mitchell of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Chas Shepard has returned
from Chicago with Mrs. Ruth
Stepp. Mrs. Shepard has moved
into the Adams duplex on NE.
Rodney. Mrs. George Randall
took Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Stepp