The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-10-20
SOCIAL NOTES


trip on the Indian Reservation at
Pendleton. They were guests of
the Ernest Aliens, long time resi-
dents of the Roundup City. Mr..
Flowers proved himself a crack
shot, having the luck to bag five
pheasants over the limit; in other
words, thirteen. On their return
trip, they enjoyed fishing at the
foot of Mt. jefferson and enjoyed
the scenic beauty of Crater Lake
and the region thereabout.
Miss Blanche Graves was pleas
antly surprised Sunday, October
16, with dinner party at her
home in N. Halsey, the occasion
being her sixteenth birthday. Six
young ladies were present to share
the surprise with her. Miss Graves
is a student of Girls Politechnical
High School and president of Be-
thers Allen Christian Endeavor.
Mrs. Mary Carter and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Baker left this week to
attend the Second Biennial Gener-
al Convention of Union Pacific
Dining Car Walters Union, which
convenes in Los Angeles October
24-27. Mr.. Baker is third vice.
president of the Union, and Dis
trict Manager of Local 465.
Mrs. F. Lewis, of Galveston,
Texas, Mrs. F. e. Morton, Pitts
bugh, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Red
mond of Seattle, were week end
guests of Rev. and Mrs. r. E. DON
ALLISON, 1924 N. E. Everette. On
Friday sightseeing trip up Col
umbia River Highway to Bonne-
vile Dam was arranged for the
pleasure of the visitors; others
joining the party were Mrs. Has
kins, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. B. Luz
sher and Rev. and Mrs. Donaldson.
Friday evening Mrs. Morton adj
dressed the Montavilla Club at the
home of Mrs. Haskins.
On Monday evening, the Com
munity Club gave a grand recep-
ton for the visitors at the Pacific
Coast Mission. Mrs. Sarah Will
liams, program chairman of the
club, presented several interesting
numbers. Members of the club
made the evening delightful one.
Local visitors were Mrs. Marie
Smith, Mrs. L. Henderson, Mrs.
Blanch Brown and daughter Max
inc, Mrs. Bessie Johnson and Mrs.
Erma Hepburn.
Miss Vivian Jones, missionary
and teacher of class history in the
Barber Scotia School of North Ca
rolina, was guest speaker recent
ly at the West Minister Presbyter-
ian Church. Miss Jones talked on
the Harvest in the Southland"
touching on the historical back
ground of Barber Scotia School.
Miss Barbara Hubbard, Mrs. ]. A.
Nichols and Miss Pollyanna Reed
were among the many who en-
joyed hearing Miss Jones. Fol-
lowing the meeting, Miss Jones
and Miss Hubbard, accompanied
by Mrs. Walter Rogers, were the
guests of Mrs. Ralph Mort in N. E.
81 Ave. Mrs. Mort is national re-
preventative of the Presbyterian
Missionary work.
Mesdames L. M. Martin, Jean
Foster, of Berkeley and Clara Pat
ton of Oakland, were the inspira-
ton for many social courtesies
while here as guests of Mrs. ]. w.
Stanley. Mrs. Blanch Holiday was
luncheon hostess; the Ralph Flow
ers complimented them to dinner;
they motored out to the Blassen-
game country home for a pleas
ant afternoon; took time out for
a flying trip to Seattle and Van
couver, B. c.; on their return. on
Tuesday, Mesdames Martin and
Patton left for their homes. Mrs.
Foster remained for continued
visit.
The G.. M. Paynes entertained
with an indoor picnic Thursday,
October IL, at the mountain home
of the Brices. After several rounds
of cocktails, a most delightful din
ner was enjoyed by Mesdames Mae
Maxwell and Beulah Mcintyre,
guests from Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs
C e. Ivey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kir-
by, Miss Cora Franklin and Mr..
Sydney Porter Jr., Mrs. Hughes
and Mr.. Sydney Porter ST., Miss
Barbara Hubbard and Mr.. James
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely.
Returning to their home in S. E
Gladstone, the Paynes were joined
by more friends; the evening was
spent in a joyous songfest.