The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-12-01


part was observed in true family
style. Mrs. ]. H. Thomas in N. e.
7th, family dinner with Miss Ka-
thryn Turner and Mr.. Haden Col
den as guests. Mrs. ]. A. Wisdom,
N. e. Union St., honored Rev. B.
c. Allen and family, Mrs. Lillian
Payne and Mrs. e. Allen, at a four
course turkey dinner. The G. M.
Blakes in S. E. 35th Pl., were hosts
to a party of six for dinner. The
Isidore Maneys, L. R. Blackburns
and Miss Elva Pool were guests of
the A. ]. Mortons at their country
home in Orchards, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Little, S. E.
Kelly, set their table for ten, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Redd
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. English.
The ]. w. Ingersols, Theo Inger-
soils and Geo. Holidays Call one
family celebrate Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Years in rou-
tine. This Thanksgiving they all
gathered at the home of the J.W.'s.
On Friday following, Mrs. Shell
by Golden invited Rev. B. c. Allen
and family and Mr.. Rex Jones of
Tacoma to join her family for
turkey. That same evening DR..
D. N. Unthank entertained the
Loyal Knights Club of Bethel at
a roast turkey dinner.
Several families extended their
observance and get togethers over
until Sunday. The largest of these
were the William Johnsons, J. A.
Johnsons, and J. N. Cantrells, all
assembled at the home of the for
mer in S. e. 10th. Outside of the
family were Elder and Mrs. Rus
sci Williams and son of Yakima,
Mr.. Berry of Toppenish, Wash,
and Mr.. Percy Donaldson. There
were twenty in the party.
The Chas. Redds in S. E. 18th
placed covers for eight guests, the
]. T. Aliens of Oakland, Rev. and
Mrs. Browning C. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Kenny. This was
the wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Redd. In departing the
guests wished the genial hosts ma
ny happy returns of the day.
Do the editor and family eat tur-
key? Well you would have thought
so if you'd seen what they did to
that young tender bird Sunday.
Later in the evening three couples
were invited in to make the day
complete.
Mrs. George Randall in N. Ben
ton was breakfast hostess Sunday
for Elder Russell Williams, his
wife and son, Mrs. Gross and FL
der Searcie, Elder Williams is con-
Quoting revival services at the
House of Prayer.
Mr.. Ray Gibson of Tacoma was
in the city accompanied by four
white friends on business over
Saturday. Mr.. Gibson called on
his good friends, Rev. B. c. Allen
and family.
On their way to Albany, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Booth, in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry,
stopped over for a brief visit with
friends, the Isidore Maneys.
Mrs. H. A. Chiles is in the city
for visit with Mr.. Chiles and 9TH
er members of her family.
Mr. Hubert Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Ellis motored to Seattle
for turkey day. They returned
Sunday.
Miss Lena Hilsman, June grad
in psychology at Oregon U. re-
Gently received an appointment as
one of several assistant teachers
at Grout School for handicapped
children.
Holman and Lutz, Colonial
Mortuary, gave their annual good
cheer donation of turkeys to all
ministers of the city, sharing alike
the sirit of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary E. Carter, last of the
Portland delegates to return home
from the Dining Car Walters Con-
vention held in Los Angeles, says
it was most interesting and infor-
NATIVE. Mrs. Carter was royalty
entertained with dinners, lunch
cons, theatre and beach parties,