The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-08-12
Portland
Social Notes


last week. Mrs. Heard is the sis
ter of Mrs. Crawford, mother of
Mrs. Flowers. Mr.. Heard is GUS
todian of two public schools in Los
Angeles. They had trip to Bri-
fish Columbia during their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mills of
Arizona visited Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Reynolds and family last week.
Mr.. Mills is a retired Lieutenant,
and Mrs. Mills a school teacher
Enjoying the hospitality of the
Reynolds also, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hill, prosperous realtors of
Oakland, Calf. The Mills went to
Honolulu last December and re-
manned until early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Morton en-
tertained the Chanticleer Bridge
Club at their country home near
Orchards in Vancouver, Wash.
Guests in addition to the members
were Mesdames d. Stephens, New
York, Sula Mae Williams, E. STAN
ley and r. Hardin First prize
went to Mrs. Thelma Flowers, Sc
cond to Mrs. Blanch Holiday.
Mrs. Beatrice Reed, attendant at
the Miller and Tracey Mortuary,
is enjoying an "At Home" vaca-
ton with her daughters.
Mr.. Edw. Rutherford is recover
ing rapidly from paralytic stroke
suffered some weeks ago. Miss
Geraldine Williams has been re-
leased from the hospital, she is
recuperating at her home in N.
e. 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Flowers had
as their house guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chuck Williams and children in
their summer cottage at Depot
Bay. Fishing was the major sport.
Mr.. Flowers did the unusual when
he landed his largest catch, an 49,
pound salmon trout, and did they
have fishil!
Mrs. Della Stevens of New York
will be the recipient of several So
cial courtesies while visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Mullen on Sc. 41st
Ave. The New Yorker will visit
in California before returning to
the East.
Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell, a Port
land vacationist, spent few days
the past week in Tacoma, visiting
relatives and friends of long stand
ing.
The Potlatch Parade, the Cage
Blackwell nuptials, Elks' Picnic,
and Ernie Fields Orchestra at Fin
nish Hall, attracted many Port
landers to Seattle the past week.
Among them: Mrs. Merriel Alder
ii, Mrs. Geneva Parks, the Misses
Ozie Jane and Jessie Mott, and
Terry E. and Mary Ellen Duncan.
Mrs. Doddie Parties, popular in
Fraternal Circles of Portland, Wis
tied in Seattle recently While
there she was the house guest of
Mrs. Edward Mathis Mrs. Parties
was the recipient of much enter
tainment.
Mrs. Marian McClear and Mrs.
Lewis King, after two weeks va
cation with relatives and friends
old and new, left Sunday night for
their respective homes in San
Francisco and Oakland Enter
tanning for Mrs. McClear, with
Mrs. King sharing honors were:
Mrs. c. E. Ivey, a picnic for a par
ty of 25 at Camas, Wash, and a
dinner at her home; Mrs. w. Davis,
S. E. 36th, a luncheon, and Mrs.
Edith Jackson, N. E. Grand, cards
and supper following.
Mrs. Helen Honeysuckle of Sc
attic is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Duke
Jackson, N. Halsey, over the week
end.
Newcomers at Medley HOTEL
Mr.. 1. p. Flory of Chicago and
Oakland; Mr.. John w. FELTON, of
Chicago, in the U. S. Mail Service;
Mesdames H. M. Clark, A. B. T
Mesdames A. B. Tramble and H,
M. Clark, and Mr. B. T. Jackson
Of Houston, Tex; Col. e .Straugh-
ter, Denver; ]. H. Gates, Geo. Rob-
inson, H. Burt, B. L. White and D.
Scott, Chicago; c. E. Bell and H.
Knight, st. Paul; G. NJ. Adams,
Omaha. Mr.. Steven Wright, man.
ager of the Medley, disclosed to a
news reporter that business is fine
and on the upward trend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Henderson
and daughter Gloria, Mable and
Irene, entertained at a dinner par
ty in honor of sailors Rodes, ORA
per, West, McClain, Towne, and
Steward Hancock of the U. S. S.
Northampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers
Observation-Disclosures.
Beneficial Vocal Classes
Held Each TUESDAY EVEN