The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-11-08
BY Eunice Mott

The best news and the most
welcome news at any time (no!
not Hitler of Roosevelt, and of
course it's to late for Willkie
News) is the important events that
still make the headlines. This week
honors go to the William Tor
rences dorothy Bushness) who
are the proud parents of a pound
baby boy this morning, Nov. 5.
However, you will have to wait
until next week to learn Master
Torrence's given name, but rating
high is yours truly who was just
promised by "the still charmer,"
Mrs Unthank, to be in the know
tomorrow for sure.
Well the bally-hoo Rose Cityans
returned from Louis Armstrong;
dance in King County to do home
town entertainment in perfect
style meaning that Five Star
Ranch was the scene of dancing
and otherwise delight on the ghost
ly night of Halloween. Other Hal
loween activities included the par
ty given by the popular Mr.. and
Mrs. Dancing Club at the Frater-
nal Hall which was transferred in
to weird and spooky yard ha-
biting supernatural black cats,
white skeletons and orange pump
kins, perfect combination con-
cludes with the cornstalks that
daringly weaved around each end
of the refreshment table. Gypsies,
pirates, old maids, Spaniards,
Witches, nightmares, and more
characters enjoyed this unique
masquerade. We noted these char
acters: Madames VIM. Pertillo.
Perriott; James Braggs, Gigilo;
Jack Martin, Linen-duster travel
er; Joseph Reed, Russian dancer;
Ralph Flowers, zelle of 1920; Har-
ry Hardy, Little Girl; Earl Elk
ms, Charlie Chaplin; Sterling Will
liams, Gypsy; VIM. Pickett, Pr
rate; Leroy Blackburne, Snow
White; Erwin Flowers, Gypsp;
Chas. Morgan, School teacher;
Ruth Coleman. Old Maid; Theodore
Ingersoll, Daisy Mae; K. L. Culp,
Little Red Riding Hood; Cora Mi
nor, Spaniard; Gustave Winslow,
Minnehaha; Richard Boyle, Night
mare; Leonard Crosswhite, Aunt
Jemima; Asa Brock, Hawaiian
VIM. Badger, Chinese lady; Ken
meth Smith, Nurse; Eugene Carr,
school giru Cecilia Ball, school
girl; Francis Williams, Scotch lass;
Cecil Berry, old witch; Messrs,
VIM. Pertillo Clown; James Bragg
little Abner; Jack Martin, Grand
ma; Earl Elkins, small boy; Cliff
ford Jackson, Spanish Caballero;
Theodore Ingersoll, fashionable
bum; Isaac Berry, clown; Earl
Winslow, Shiek of Araby; Rich
ard Boyle, Spaniard; Leonard
Crosswhite, gentleman; Asa Brock
Alaska trapper; Kenneth Smith,
Baby Shocks; Eugene Carr, skier;
Walter Smith, Madame Queen;
Willis williams, Scotchman; Ralph
Flowers. himself. The next party
will be held Nov. 81 at which time
there will be election of officers.
Plans are being made for the X
mas party.
The Henry Myles entertained
with a three course turkey dinner
complimenting Mrs. Ethel Reese
formerly of Portland. Sharing hon
ors at the beautiful appointed tab
lie were Father and Mrs. Lee Owen
Stone and Miss Rosa Marie Spears.
Covers were placed for ten. The
Henry Chambers, pal" and Mable
have moved to San Francisco. We
are going to miss you grand peo-
pie but We'll be writing to you at
your new address at Quarters No.
2 at Fort Mason.
The very vivacious and petite
Miss Mary Dee Williams of Sc
attic is the house guest of the
Motifs" Ozzie Jane "Babyjane,"
and Eunis Beryl. Other young peo-