The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-03-04
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To Miss Susan Cayton and her
able assistant, Miss Lois Hughes,
(both looking very charming that
EVENING" and to the "Y'' patrons,
goes the credit for putting across
the Girls Reserve annual formal in
fine style. This annual affair is an
introduction or coming out" for
more than score of young pref
ties of high school age. Altho space
is limited, the scribe will venture
to name a few of the "young'uns"
who were attending their first Of
fetal party. Marjorie McFarline,
tall and comely, Amor and Aura
Bell Jackson, two coming sisters,
Roberta Randall, who has a strik-
ing resemblance to the ever youth
full Mae Connolly, Jean McIver, a
little bundle of sweetness from the
Rainier Valley, the lovely Joyce
Cooper and Izetta Spearman,
those three Bash girls, Audrey Cor
rine, and Alice. These are just a
few of the blissful youths who will
soon face the social world. Such
an important event is very much
looked forward to by almost all
young folks of the community. N.
b. Letter received from the Y. w.
c. A. thanking the scribe for his
small part in the evenings enter
tainment. Thank You," the pleas
ure was all mine, assure you.
1t wasn't told to me, but 1 only
heard that a certain person will
recommend Cliff Bell as the best
kitchen floor cleaner in town. How
about it Cliff? E. like the way
Doris Jones has her hair fixed
lately bangs and all. Nice tool!
-. Is it true that old Tarbox Hall
building at 23rd and E. Madison is
condemned hence the proposed roll
Ter skate rink deal did not go thru.
If it is true, how about that old
empty garage building at 22nd and
Madison?? A romance that
was chronicled in there here col
umns lately, wasn't exactly true
Wing doesn't somebody tell me
these things p. Henry Woods,
the Yakima flash, hasn't been in
town for some time and 1 Of
ten think of Tessie Miller, who is
now head of the department of
physical education at Talladega
College in Alabama and Martha
Anderson now in her senior year
at Wilburforce One of the bus
lest civic leaders and the most ear
nest is Mrs. Bertha Campbell
The prize nickname is attached to
Frank Huston, former star ath-
lete out at Franklin Hi. It's Dog
house" (HaD -. 1t has been the
privilege of the writer to see and
hear Doris Booker at the recent
Theatre Project plays but last
Sunday night at the "Ubangi" she
sang a number that so thrilled the
crowd, she was forced to sing an
encore. She has as Ethel Waters
a twang to her voice that makes
1t very sweet and melodious. In
other words I'm shouting to the
roof tops that scouts looking for
talent should swoop down on the
Queen City. Yowsah!!! No one
knows more ms and outs of the
East Madison resident than Gill"
go-gettum insurance man. :. Keep
off date-March 10Th. For further
inor afonwatchmti itETcsr-p
information watch this column 2?
|. 1t looks like just a matter
of time for F1oris Miller and Paul
Minisee now that Paul is all free,
light and twenty-one Who do
you suppose is returning to the
city since the spouse is about to
date the stork =. Those seen
at Marion Anderson concert, I'M
der the sponsorship of the Ladies
Musical Club, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
H. Parsons, the Nathan Ecksteins,
and among others Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Beaseley, who it is re-
ported to this column really looked
the part-Go. Ben, I'M cheering
from this column!!l - Mutt Sedt