The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-08-25
Portland
Social Notes

MIS-. j. "A. Cf1SWell, HST SUI Johli
and his little friend Calvin Owen,
Mrs. T. M. McGrew and Mrs. w.
L. Duncan, all of Houston, Texas;
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming, Miss Har-
riette Collier and Mrs. Beatrice
Sims of Washington, D. c., were
domiciled in the Ben Brown home
this week end as they stopped on
their tour to see Portland and vi
cinity. Miss Barbara Hubbard
took the party for highway trip
Saturday; Sunday, they worship
ped at the several churches. Mrs.
Browns daughter Maxine accom-
panied the little boys to Sunday
School Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Brown, their hostess, treated the
group to ice cream and Maxine en-
tertained with music. All left on
Sunday night for Seattle and Van
couver, B. C. They stopped at
Yellowstone National Park before
turning homeward. Mrs. Duncan
remained until Saturday.
Mrs. Ruby Laye and Mrs. Mary
L. Carter were joint hostesses at
a two-course luncheon at the home
of the former on N. Vancouver,
for the pleasure of Mrs. w. Riddle
and Mrs. T. Calhoun of Seattle,
Mrs. Pollyanna Reed, Mrs. G. M.
Blake, Mrs Cora Minor, Mrs. O.
dessa Freeman and Mrs. Phil Rey-
nolds. Pokeno was an interesting
diversion following lunch.
Mrs. Myrtle Barno was among
the Portlanders visiting in Seattle
this summer, where she was high
1y entertained. Mrs. Barno spent
some time at Lake Washington,
boating, picnicking and enjoying
other sports. Adding to the plea
sure of her trip was access to Mr..
Swing Lees new La Sale car at
her disposal; she didn't fail to step
on the gas. Since her return, Mrs.
Barno had as house guests, Mr..
August Holgate, her brother, Mr..
Oscar Small and Mrs. Virginia
White, all of Los Angeles. They
made flying trip to Seattle for a
brief visit, returning to Portland
Miss Phillis Reynolds, lovely lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Reynolds, is spending her vaca-
ton with Mrs. ]. H. Lee of Spo-
kane, a friend of the family. Miss
Reynolds has just entered her
teens. In fact, the vacation trip
is a gift of her father, and her new
wardrobe the Gift of her brothers
on her thirteenth birthday, observ-
ed this week. Miss Reynolds is a
student of the violin, having APP
peared on several local programs.
Mrs. Elnora Mitchell, sister of
Mr.. Edward Smith, spent the
week end here visiting his family.
Mrs. Floyd Eastman of Mt. Scott
entertained at dinner Saturday in
compliment to Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Edward Smith and daughter, Mrs,
Rose Parker.
Mrs. ]. A. Jamison and daughter
Doris visited in Spokane last week
as guests of the Chas. Holsclaws.
They report very fine visit with
many social courtesies extended
The Isidore Maneys and Elmer
Flowers spent their vacation this
summer at Long Beach where they
had a marvellous time fishing, 60
ing clam digging, swimming, and
other phases of outdoor life. Mrs.
Nancy relates that it was great
: disappointment after so enjoyable
vacation, to return home and
find that her sister, Mrs. Helen
Allen and daughter Shirley, &C.
companied by Mr.. Eugene Marshal
and daughter Betty, had stopped
in Portland on surprise visit, on
ly to find her away. Miss Elva
Poole and Mr.. Holman Crawford
proxied for the absentees, making
it very pleasant for the callers ov-
er Sunday and Monday. The four
some returned to Spokane from
whence Mrs. Allen went to visit
her mother in Helena, Montana.
Mrs. Herbert Jones of Yakima,
mother of Mrs. e. Lock of Port
land, and Mrs. E. Turner, were
dinner guests of Mrs. Edw. Smith
in N. e. Sumner. After dinner
Mrs. Smith accompanied her guest
to see Fellowship on Parade" at
Mt. Olivet.
Mrs. James Watson on Benton
Street, was breakfast hostess Sat.
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