The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-09-08
PORTLAND OFFICE:
2216 s. e. S7th
Phone East 1911
MARY M. DUNCAN
Editor
SOCIAL NOTES
Editor

A four course luncheon was SER
we'd in honor of the Missionary La
dies of Seattle who were in at
tendance at the Puget Sound Con-
ference the week of Aug. 1927.
Places were laid for eleven with
a color scheme of green and gold.
The honored guests were: Mrs. Ida
Harding, Mrs. R. e. Brooges, Mrs.
Mildred Slater. Miss Ethel Ele-
giant, Mrs. Blanch Brown, daugh-
ter Maxine and little Francis Cora
La Bell, Past Grand Patron, Mr..
H. LABEL came in for share of
that last crumb at the table. The
genial hostesses were Mesdames
Earl Rodgers and Grace LABEL.
The party was given at the home
of the former 1407 N. Williams st.
Mrs. Richard Terrell left Fri
day for an extended trip. She will
visit Mr.. Ferrell's Niece in Kans.
City Mo. a brother in st. Louis
friends in st. Louis and Chicago.
VIII stop in Detroit, Philadelphia
and spend most of her time In
New York with a lifelong chum
and friend whom she hasn't seen
for 20 years. Mrs. Terrell will be
away about two months.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. F. Martin
former pastor and wife of Bethel
Church babe their members and
friends goodbye leaving last Tues
day for a vacation trip lasting Sc
veral weeks including attending
the California Conference to be
held in Los Angeles this month.
They will then motor to Kans. City
for the Missouri conference, where
Rev. Martin will receive his APP
pointment.
The Misses Thelma, Velma, and
Melba Brown sisters featuring at
the Popular Glover Club sisters
and appearing on the current pro-
gram at theater here were royal
ly entertained during their weeks
engagement. Last Thursday the
versatile song birds were guests
at the Mayberry Ranch and rid
ing academy where they enjoyed
horseback riding and dinner party.
On Sunday the talented Sepias
and Mr.. Roy Lee Spicer were din
ner guests of Mr.. Vincent Royson,
Mr.. Terry Eugene Duncan at the
home of the latter. A silver and
crystal appointments were used for
the three course, fried chicken din
ner.
Miss Francis TRY of Tacoma
was a house guest of the Misses
Helene and Jeanette Strawder. She
was the recipient Of several So
cial courtesies, beach parties, trip
to Mayberrys Ranch. On Thursday
Miss Ury was guest of the Mari
posa Club, Miss Mary Ellen Dun
can hostess. On Friday members
of the club gave a no host theater
party followed by a three course
luncheon. There was much class
and pomp as the young ladies
spared no pains in showing their
guest gala afternoon. Miss Try
left Portland reluctantly Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Blanch Brown and daugh-
ter Maxine went to Tacoma Fri
day with the community Band
where they participated in the Pa
geant, Heaven Bound" given at
the Coliseum in Tacoma. Mrs.
Dupree secured the Elks Hall and
treated the cast to an enjoyable
party. They returned Saturday
morning.
The Community Band participa-
ted in the Labor Day Parade Mon
day and made a big hit as usual
After the parade they gave a pub
lie concert. They won LIST prize
among Junior Bands receiving
$4,000 as prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Pryor of
Vancouver, British Columbia, were
house guests of the Willis Reeds
over the weekend. They were en-
route east for three months visit,
during their Eastern visit they
will go to Hot Springs Ark. for a
course of baths before returning.
Mrs. Pryor is the worthy Grand
Matron of the Washington Bri-
fish Columbia Jurisdiction Of the
o. e. s. The Pryors will stop in
Portland for a longer stay on their
return trip.
Mrs. Rosa D. Malone was guest
of Mrs. Odel Lay and Mrs. u. s.
Reed while visiting in the city the
past week. Mrs. Lenora Hender-
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