The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-06-16
SOCIAL NOTES

of the Oregon Association of Col
ored Women, is in receipt of a
communication from Mrs. Verne
Evans of Sopkane, president of
the Washington Federation, stat
ing that she will be in attendance
at the 22nd annual meeting of the
O.A.C.W. which convenes June 81
to % inclusive. Mrs. Evans will be
house guest of Mrs. Reed.
Mesdames Inez Duke and Winni-
fred Cochran entertained with
formal dancing party at the home
of the latter for the pleasure of
Mesdames Mattine Hinton and
Stella Lay of Los Angeles, house
guests of their sister, Mrs. Ruby
Lay. About "a fashionably gown
ed ladies and well groomed men
enjoyed the gaiety of the occasion
through the hospitality of the gen.
ial hostesses. Cocktails served
generously throughout the even
ing whetted the appetites of the
guests for the sumptious midnight
supper.
Mrs. Mary L. Carter entertained
twelve ladies with luscious two
course breakfast Thursday at her
apartments complimenting Mrs.
Stella Lay and Mrs. Matte Hin
ton. Table appointments were in
crystal and silver laid on a beau
tiful lace cloth with centerpiece of
assorted spring blossoms. Mrs.
Carter was assisted with the pre-
paratioh and serving of breakfast
by hire son Chester and the Misses
Helene and jeanette Strawder.
Bridge and whist were diversions
for the afternoon. Mrs. Carter
presented each of her honored
guests with a gift.
Mesdames Stella Lay and Matte
Hinton were honored guests of the
Mari Tasis and Royal High Hat
tiers Club jointly Tuesday night at
the Royal High Hatters Big Stomp
Mrs. E. X. Stanley complimented
her niece, Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell, to
a scenic drive in and around Port
land Tuesday afternoon followed
with dinner at her home.
A Correction Mrs. Locke was
not joint hostess for the formal
dancing party last Friday night
at the home of Mrs. w. Cochran.
Miss Caroline Shepard of Seat
tie is house guest of Mrs. Polly
anna Reed. Miss Shepard is as
sisting Mrs. Reed in her last min
ute preparations prior to the an
nual meeting of the O.A.C.W. of
which Mrs. Reed is president. Miss
Shepard will remain in the city
about two weeks.
Miss Eunis Mott was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Flowers at their Ocean Lake beach
home.
Mrs. Odessa Freeman spent last
week end in Seattle as house guest
of Miss Willetta Riddle, recent
graduate of University of Wash
ington. Although her stay was
brief, Mrs. Freeman breakfasted
with Mrs. Bernice Fair and had
dinner with Mrs. Lois Buxton.
One of the most enthusiastic
softball games of the season was
played at Irvington Park Sunday,
as the Seattle Spartans swooped
down on the Portland Merchants.
The weather was hot, but the game
was hotter as the score was 1 to 0
in favor of Seattle until hard-hit-
ting, fast-running Eddie Collins
tied the score. Bobby Reynolds
then scored and the Merchants
won, 2-1. Portland team. Thomas
(Champ) Haywood, pitcher; Kelly,
catcher; other players are Willie
Terrence, Bobby Reynolds, Jack
Holsclaw, Pat Patterson, Sy Green
and Poole. For Seattle, Frank
Massey, pitcher; M. C. Chapman,
catcher; Shelby Ellis, James (Cat-
fish Thompson, Billy Washing
ton, Glenn Gallerson, Willie (Skil-
lett Stockard, Cleveland Nethery,
and DOLLHOUSE.