The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-08-19
Portland
Social Notes

sure and comfort of having home
for vacation their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Simmons of Chicago.
Mrs. -enora Gastin has been the
recipient of numerous and varied
social courtesies during her ex-
tended vacation in Los Angeles for
the past several weeks. Mrs. Leon
Perdue, formerly Evelyn Freeman,
sister and Miss Laya Edwards,
cousin of Mrs. Gaskin, are host
esses for the vacationist Mrs.
Mercedes Hardy left last week to
join Mrs. Gaskin. They will visit
adjacent cities to Los Angeles and
LIE Worlds Fair Grounds in San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Garden
gave a picnic supper at Clear
Creek for eight guests compliment
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons of Chicago. Later in the
evening seventeen additional guests
Joined the party for weiner roast.
Tennis, swimming and games were
enjoyed and bonfire added the
warmth to the chilly evening.
Mrs. Ruth Vale of Berkeley,
Cal, was the recent guest of Mrs.
Richard Terrell of N. Hassolo st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph of N. E. 49th
entertained for Mrs. Vale at a
beautifully appointed supper and
dancing party last Thursday eve
ming. The guests were the young
er married social group. Miss An
ma Morrison, S. E. 68th, compli-
mented Mrs. Vale and Miss Eliza
beth SINNERS at a matinee party
Friday, and Mrs. William Dodson
arranged a sightseeing trip. Mrs.
Polly Ann Reed was hostess for
an outing, and Mrs. Edward Gallo
we'll a dinner at her home for the
Berkeley visitor.
To Seaside last Sunday went
Mrs. Phil Reynolds and family,
Mrs. Thomas and family, Mrs. Til
man and her family, Mr.. and Mrs.
WATSON, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Tor
rance, RS. Ivan Patterson, and the
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Misses Ellen Torrance, Inez Fost-
er, Hattie Hill, and all report a
glorious time.
The Community Band under dir
ection of Mr.. Bert Turner, played
to thousands of patrons of the
Paramount Theatre Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of
last week. They were heartily re-
ceived, highly enjoyed and liber-
ally rewarded.
Mrs. Henrietta Marshall, one of
our group, numbered with large
class at an elaborate banquet re-
Gently at the Bohemian Restaur-
ant. The occasion marked the
completion of the art course for
the class. Mrs. Clara Pickett ac-
companied the honoree.
Miss Blanche Hayes and moth
er of st. Louis, Mo-, are seeing the
Northwest as they visit Portland,
Spokane, Seattle and British Col
umbia. Miss Hayes is a teacher of
English in st. Louis.
Mrs. julius Shelton of Alliance
fIeb., is visiting her son, Bernard
Shelton, for an indefinite stay.
Bernard accompanied his mother
on trip to Seaside over the week.
end. Miss Juanita Johnson COM
plimented Mrs. Shelton with a the
atre party and Mrs. Blanch Brown
dinner Sunday at her home on No.
Cherry. Covers were placed for
eight.
Mrs. Odessa Foreman is thor
oughly enjoying her mother, Mrs.
Lewis, who is visiting her this
week.
Mrs. Josephine Payne is visiting
her cousins, Mesdames G.. w. Ken
ny and Richard Terrell.
Mrs. Susie Redd and son John
Edwards spent Sunday at Seaside.
a trio, Mrs. Elizabeth Garden,
MeSsrS. Duke Jackson and Clar-
ence Simmons of Chicago tried
their luck for big catch Saturday
when they took boat upstream
to Columbia Slough.
Mrs. G. Howard and Mrs. K. E.
Mitchell of Texakana, Tex, moth
er and sister of Mrs. Geo. Canada,
are very impressed with Portland
and its hospitable people. Mrs.
Mitchell leaves Wednesday for Salt
Lake City. Mrs. Howard is re-
naming for several weeks with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks and
baby are back in Portland after Sc
veral months in New Orleans and
Oakland. The Brooks are at home
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