The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-06-23
Social Notes
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Honoring the graduates with
their seventh annual tea, Alpha
Omicron Chapter, Delta Sigma
Theta proved charming hostesses
Sunday afternoon at the Y.W.C.A.
Miss Constance Pitter, president of
the Chapter, a University gradu-
ate herself, introduced the guests
to the receiving line Crimson and
yellow candles and lovely spring
flowers graced the table from
which tea, coffee, and small cakes
were served. Guests were enter
tanned during the afternoon by two
beautiful solos rendered by John
Gayton. Miss Edith Mary Bowen
delighted the guests with two pia-
no solos, and Miss Joyce Cooper
in her lovely soprano voice sang
Somewhere the Sun is Shining"
BY request Miss Clarine Garrett
played 1.-THE Rosary" Pouring at
the tea table were Mrs. H. Tigg,
Mrs. Robert Dill, Mrs. H. Clark,
Mrs. lone Williams, Mrs. Geneva
Miller and Mrs. Noy Pierson, all
members of the Delta Mothers
Club. A large gathering of fam
lily and friends were on hand to
offer congratulations and best
wishes to the graduates.
OF interest to both Seattleites
and Tacomans is the marriage in
Danville, Va. of Hughey Robinson
Annette of Tacoma to Miss Nancy
L. Davis of Greensboro, N. c., on
June 1. Mr.. Annette is the son of
Mrs. Oscar Annette of Tacoma and
is well known in Seattle. He is
an associate professor of Educa-
ton and Psychology at the A and
T College in Greensboro, and his
bride is supervisor of music for
the Greensboro High School. Be-
fore resuming their school work in
the fall, Mr.. and Mrs. Annette will
visit both Worlds Fairs, and also
the groom's mother and sisters in
California. Mrs. Annette Sr.. and
her two daughters have been in
Los Angeles since February where
Miss Myna Belle is attending the
University of Southern California.
Miss Jessie Shortridge of Taco
ma is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Taylor this week. Mrs. Shortridge
attended the Scholarship Dance
with her hostess Monday night.
The graduates in their lovely
dance frocks, accompanied by their
escorts in appropriate evening at
tire, found an appropriate setting
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Richard Arts when Beta
Theta Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha
honored them with cocktail par
ty preceding the Scholarship
Dance. Baskets of beautiful flow
ers, subdued lights, the table with
its handsome handmade lace cloth
and centered with pink roses and
tall green and pink tapers, was
surpassed only by the delicious
frozen fruit cup cocktail prepared
by the Mothers Club. The Soror-
ity colors of pink and green were
caught up again in the cake FROST
ing, the dainty candies and the
service plates and napkins. While
the Sorors entertained the guests,
the Mothers served. Those presid-
ing at the table were Mrs. j. w.
Beck, Mrs. Clifton H. Morris, Mrs.
H. Roberts and Mrs. L. B. Young,
assisted by Mrs. Minnie Wilson,
Mrs. Cecile McIver and Mrs. Rich
ard Arts. The graduates, the neo-
phytes of Alpha Phi Alpha, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard E. Squires
shared honors. The members of
the Ivy Leaf Club received at the
door. In spite of the rain a large
number of guests called previous
to attending the Scholarship dance.
Mrs. Viola Benning is somewhat
improved after being confined to
her bed two weeks after a goiter