The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-09-29

ter, Mrs. M. l.. Bratcher ana ner
children, Lelamyral and Russell of
Ell Paso, Texas, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis A. Reed Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mr.. McFarlin has
been visiting in Canada and the
N. Y. Worlds Fair. Mrs. Bratch-
er and children have visited in
Chicago. Enroute home all of
them will visit the San Francisco
Fair. Rev. and Mrs. Glow, Rev.
and Mrs. Stone. Rev. Allen, Mrs.
Pickett and Mrs. Conway were in
vited informally to meet the visi-
tors Tuesday evening. Rev. AL
len, James Sullivan and Miss Bar
bara Hubbard shared breakfast
Wednesday morning with the visi-
tors as guests of the Reeds. After
breakfast, Mr.. Sullivan took the
visitors and Rev. Allen for a sight
trip of the city and Columbia Riv-
er highway. Mrs. Clara L. Pickett
was hostess to a beautifully ap-
pointed dinner for the visitors on
Wednesday evening just prior to
their departure for California.
Mrs. Bratcher is the wife of Rev.
M. L. Bratchter who pastors at Ell
Paso and Mr.. McFarlin is quite
an ardent churchman.
Mrs. Ora Swartz of San Fran
cisco is enjoying lovely visit with
her mother, Mrs. Rhodes, and her
large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDuffy Sealey,
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Sealey, Jr. and
Mrs. Sudella Bruce, all of Los An
geles, We're the house guests of
the George Holidays last week.
Mrs. Bruce was joined here by her
sister, Mrs. White of Seattle. At
ter a brief reunion all accompan-
led by Mrs. White, went to Sc
attic and Vancouver for a fort
nights visit. During the visitors
stay in Portland the ]. w. Inger-
soils were hosts for a Gumbo sup
per, Mrs. Gladys Ingersol enter
tanned at gala evening party and
the Holidays invited a group for
an outing in their beautiful gar
dens.
Mrs. Maggie Jones of 200 N.
Swiss ST., San Antonio, Texas, was
a recent visitor in the city. Mrs.
Jones, a popular beautician, is a
life long friend of Mrs. Ruth
Gaines family and Mrs. Mia jack
son. Mrs. Lula Randall took the
visitor for a scenic drive.
Mrs. Martha Henry of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting the Near
thurs on Larabee. Mrs. Henry
and Mr.. Macarthur were schoolday
chums.
One of the most enjoyable cour-
tesies extended Mrs. Ora Swartz
during her visit was the three
course dinner given by Mrs. Ma
ME Stanton at her home in N. E.
9Th Sunday, at which time Mrs.
Marian McClear shared honors.
Covers were placed for six, all of
whom were former school chums.
While wife and nom was en-
PERTAINING schoolday chums, hub
bic and son were having sport ga
lore in the wooded acreage of
Judge Atkins ranch Mr.. Chas.
Stanton and son Dick took advan-
tage of Mr.. Stanton's few days
vacation, as they shouldered their
rifles and scampered on hunt
ing trip. Their luck wasn't so bad
either. They spent the last day
out fishing in Eagle Creek.
Mrs. Browning c. Allen arrived
home Thursday after a very plea
SAINT and enjoyable trip to Pasa-
dena, California, where she visit
ed her mother and sisters.
Messrs. Ernie Lewis Bill Moore
and Johnnie Young of Seattle
were guests of the J. A. Jamisons
in N. e. 9th over the week end.
Ernie was enroute to Eugene to
attend the University of Oregon.
Richard Stanton and Donald Ruth
erford left Friday to resume their
studies at o. u.
Miss Florence Cantrell returned
to Reed College, Portland, where
she will finish this year. Miss
Cantrell attended GU. last year.
Mrs. William Witt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
are visiting Mrs. Wits son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Witt, in N. Benton. The trio have
had an extended trip, first to New
York City, several eastern cities,
the Golden Gate Exposition, and
Portland. Mrs. William and the
Smiths are former Pensioners OF
Rev. Allen.
Mr.. A. Phillip Randolph, Inter
national President, Brotherhood OF
Sleeping Car Porters, announcers
that he will visit the Pacific Coast
and will be in Portland.
Mrs. w. A. Glass in N. E. Sum-
ner, is recuperating from an in