The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-10-28
Portland
Social Notes


grandson of Mrs. Susie Gardner,
celebrated his 9th birthday at a
beautiful and enjoyable party at
the home of Mrs. Sidney Porter in
S. e. Gladstone October Is. Junior
was the recipient of a trumpet
from his father, Mr. William Hair
ris, gifts from his grandmother,
Mrs. Ellis of Bellingham, Wash
ington, a large gift box from his
mother in Seattle, and gifts from
the Is young people attending the
party. Games and delicious re-
freshments were highly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Payne have
returned to Seattle where they will
spend the winter. They will return
to their Portland friends in the
spring of 1889.
Mrs. Louise Bass of Stockton
Calf, who has been the house
guest of her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller,
left for her home last week end af-
ter being royalty entertained
Those so gracious to Mrs. Bass:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Elkins, sight
seeing trip; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Martin, party at their home; Mr..
j. A. Minor, supper party; Mrs.
Lenora Gaskin, dinner; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuller entertained a party at
the Fraternal cocktail lounge fol-
lowed by a Dutch lunch at their
home complimentary to the guest.
The Searchlight Club of Mt. Oh
ivet Church met with Mrs. John
Mott in N. e. Cherry Court Fri
day evening. The club enjoyed as
guests, Mrs. j. A. Ezelious of Hot
Springs, Ark, and Mrs. Polly An
ma Reed. Mrs. w. P. Lomax will
give a social for the club at her
home in N. Interstate, November
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
made a hurried trip to Seattle last
week, called there by the serious
illness of Mr.. Williams brother,
Mr.. Lafayette Williams who un-
derwent a major operation.
Gone, but didn't forget to re-
member, were the sentiments ex-
pressed when Mrs. Martinez, for
merly of Portland but now of Los
Angeles, wired her regrets to Mrs.
Polly Anna Reed, recent hostess
to the Bethel lite Club, that she
would not be able to accept her
invitation to attend the meeting
of the club.
Mrs. Chas. Reid entertained with
a four course dinner compliment
tary to Mrs. Helen Leftridge on
her short visit in Portland recent
ly. Covers were placed for seven.
Junior Conway entertained a
large group of his friends with a
pre-Hallowe'en party at his home
in N. E. 18th Ave- The recreation
rooms were decorated in true Hal
lowe'en fashion. Apple cider was
generously served from an impro-
vised bar which was a treat to the
party. After partaking of a sump-
tous repast, all danced to the
rhythmic tunes of Bob Crosby and
Chic Webb.
Enroute to their respective
homes, the Misses Esther Man.
ming of Chicago and Mable Hayes
of Milwaukee, cousins, stopped to
visit another cousin, Mrs. Della
Williams. The young ladies have
been visiting in Seattle.
Mr.. Rubian Sullivan suffered a
broken left arm as a result of a
fall.
Mrs. Ruth e. Steppe, manager
of the Madrona Beauty Salon, and
Mr.. Chas. Wright, popular chef on
the Southern Pacific, were quietly
married Wednesday, October 26, in
Vancouver, Wash. After a fort
might away the newlyweds will be
at home to their friends in their
apartment on First Street.
Miss Daisy Lee Wright, daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. w. Strawder and
Mr.. Meller Warrick were quietly
married Saturday, October IS. The
happy couple are comfortable do
miciled at AS N. e. Cook. Mrs.
Warrick is president of the Kred-
yeufawn Club of Bethel Church,
and a dramatist of much note. Mr..
Warrick is an employee at the I'm
ion Station. Both are popular in
the social life of the younger set.
The Junior Bands Halloween
Dance at Fraternal Hall Friday,
Ocloper Il, was a grand success
with a record breaking attendance.
Proceeds exceeded expectations.
And do you know all were young
people? Fine order and good time
was had by all. Specialties were
the Jitterbug, Big Apple and Peck
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Turner
supervised the dance.