The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-06-09
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams,
the Misses Geraldine and Bernice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Minor, Rev.
L. o. Stone, Mr.. William McClen-
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Engersoll, Mrs.
Jeanette Rutherford, Mrs. Blanch
Holiday, Mrs. Helen Porter Ed
err, Mr.. Samuel Blanchard and Mr.
Kenneth Smith, all motored to
Linfield College Sunday May 4,
for the commencement exercises.
to witness especially the gradua-
ton of Miss Julia Blanchard, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Williams. Miss Blanchard receiv-
ed her B.A. degree.
The How'd Schody Prize has
been made possible through a gift
of 5000 by the late DR.. Choice
How'd, of the class of 1912, in no.
nor of his wife, also graduate of
Linfield. The income from this
gift is awarded annually during
commencement week to the stu
dent who presents the best ply
Biological study during the year.
Miss Blanchard is the winner this
year.
Among other graduates this
year is Miss Lena Hilsman, who
received her BIS. degree is physio-
logy at University of Oregon. For
her faithful service and devotion,
Mt Olivet Church of which she is
a devout worshiper, gave her a
scholarship to Seabeck conference
at Seabeck, Washington. Jerry
Turner finished in social service.
The home of Mrs. Rubye Lay
in N. e. Vancouver was the pic
turesque setting Sunday for a
beautiful tea complimenting her
house guests, the Mesdames Mot
tie Hinton and Stella Lay of Los
Angeles. The tea table was laid
with a MADEIRA cloth, centerpiece
of sweetheart roses from which
tea, dainty cakes, candy and nuts
were served. Pink rosebuds and
/ snapdragons were used profusely
throughout the reception room.
Receiving with Mrs. Lay were Mrs.
Polly Anna Reed, in black chiffon;
Mrs. Bruce Lock, chiffon, rhine
stone trim; and Mrs. Mary L. Car
ter, rust colored lace. Serving at
the tea table, Mrs. Winnifred Co.
chran, cream lace over yellow taft
feta; Mrs. liza Fuller and Mrs.
Marguerite Griffin, black chiffon
and crepe. Guests of honor chose
to wear white lace and net, white
MORE de bounette trim. About
fifty were in attendance.
Mr.. Bernard Squires and family
had a brief visit with the Willis
Reeds enroute to Seattle where
Mr.. Squires will take over the ex-
ecutive duties of the Urban Lea
que. Mr. Squires is former execu-
tive of the Urba nLeague at Oma-
ha, Nebraska.
In the social whirl this week are
the Mesdames M. Hinton and Lay
of Los Angeles, house guests of
their sister, Mrs. Ruby Laye. Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Smith in NJ Halsey
entertained at breakfast and at
bridge Monday. Mr.. Vic Mayber-
ry complimented the guests at
early breakfast Sunday morning,
and scenic trip Tuesday; We'd
nesday, Mrs. Pollyanna Reed gave
a bridge luncheon; Thursday, Mrs.
Mary Carter was a genial break
fast hostess and Mesdames Wini-
fred Cochran, Inez Duke and
Bruce Lock, jointly entertained
with dancing party at the home
of Mrs. Cochran Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Elease Reynolds choos-
es to do the visitors honor with a
bridge party at her home June Is.
Mr.. Joe Thomas of Omaha,
known to radio fans and in the
musical world as "Ukelele" Joe, is
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. Lula Gragg left for Nash
vile, Tenn. to attend the gradua-