The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-09-02

Most recently, part was writ
ten into the script of "Timberline
Tintypes" for Mr.. Grigsby, but he
relinquished it for the broader OPP
portunities in his field in Califor-
mia.
Mrs. George Scott was luncheon
hostess Thursday for "a ladies at
her home on Tibbetts st. Honored
guest was Mrs. U. S. Reed, a re-
cent bride and newcomer to Port
land. Sharing honors with Mrs.
Reed at the swank luncheon was
Mrs. Johnnie Wade-Griggs. Mrs.
Margie Danley Smith was another
interesting guest. Well known
for her gracious hospitality, Mrs.
Scott was joined that evening by
Mr.. Scott and together they were
hosts for other friends at an elab-
crate buffet supper.
Mrs. Pearl Mathis of Seattle was
recent guest of Mrs. Prince Pa
ries for several days visit. Dur
ing her stay here, Mrs. Lula Hub
bard was a luncheon hostess in
Mrs. Mathis honor. Luncheon was
prepared and served by Miss Bar
bara Hubbard who placed covers
for twelve. The hostess presented
Mrs. Mathis with a purse and Mrs.
Paries with box of guest powder
puffs. Mrs. Mathis left Sunday
for home.
Mrs. w. McIvey of Seattle spent
the week end in the Rose City.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Flowers
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Flowers at their summer
home at Depoe Bay. The four
some motored to Yahats for the
superior clam digging there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller and ia
mily spent a week with the Ralph
Flowers at their cottage at Ocean
Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Summers, Port
lands Y secretary, returned Sum
day from a fortnight's stay in Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Leslie Shipman is here
from Omaha to be with her SON.
in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
De Norval Unthank for a few
weeks.
The prominent Oakland business
woman, Mrs. Luther Hudson, is in
the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Minor. Thursday the Mi
nor's were hosts at dinner for Mrs.
Hudson. Mr.. Lawrence Short of
Iowa City, Iowa, was also a guest
Friday, Mrs. Pearl Stewart was a
luncheon hostess honoring Mrs.
Hudson. The Misses Vyolette and
Gwendolyn Hooker were hostesses
at Sunday dinner for the Californ-
ian.
Invitations have been extended
to many ladies to come to tea on
Wednesday at the Minor home
when Mrs. Minor and Mrs. ]. w.
Stanley will entertain for Mrs.
Hudson. Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell and
rs. Charles Martinez will be honor
ed also.
The Chanticleer Bridge Club met
Monday at the home of Mrs. Sula
Mae Williams. Mrs. Hudson was
Mrs. Williams special guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeCrae Richard
son returned to Spokane Sunday
evening after visiting here with
rs. Richardson's relatives.
Scheduled for Wednesday even
ing is buffet supper for rs lad
les. The ladies will gather at the
home of Mrs. Robert Dancy when
Mrs. Dancy and Mrs. Charles AL
exander will compliment Mrs.
Charles Martinez.
Another Wednesday event is the
miscellaneous surprise shower ar
ranged by a number of friends for
Mrs. Philip B. Burnett Jr., a re-
cent bride, who was the former
Miss Rebecca Gray.
Revisiting the city after many
years absence, is Mrs. Viola Cur
ry Dunn, who is now of Los Ange-
les. Mrs. Dunn began her trip by
motor, but at Modesto, California,
an accident occurred which, for
tunately caused no personal injury
to the occupants of her car, but
unfortunately did deprive her of
her automobile. Mrs. Curry Dunn
is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Clothilde Curry and Miss Mel
lie Constance Allen. The trio COM
pleted the trip to Portland by the
| train.
Miss Curry and Miss Allen are
teachers at Prairie View College
at Prairie View, Texas. Mrs. Dunn
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith, while Miss Curry
was a guest in the Charles Nor
gan home, and Miss Allen spent
her brief three-day visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. AL