The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1940-08-23
Social Notes
WANTED: First Glass Barber.
Guarantee and Percentage.
Dick Anderson, AIS Maynard
St., Seattle, Washington

Mr.. Carl Stockard, popular bar
Der and manager of Stockard
Bros. recreation Center on East
Madison, is spending much need
ed rest, and vacation in Portland,
Oregon, this week. We wish for
him a pleasant visit.
Starting Monday, August 26th
the tenth customer will be given a
free hair cut each week at Carl
Stockard Barber shop, 2052 East
Madison st. The public is invited
to try and there is no catch.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Thomas of
Wallace, Idaho, vacationing, stop
ped over in Seattle, enroute to
Seabeck, Washington, where they
will visit friends.
Aud Lang Syne was the keynote
of a small gathering at the w. j.
Hyatt home last Wednesday. The
guest of honor was Miss Mabel
Story, a visitor from st Louis,
Missouri Mr.. Hyatt's home town.
Mrs. Thomas Rogers of Spokane
left for home the first of this
week after two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs w. ]. Hyatt, and
her mother, Mrs. Hattie B Tigg.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hutchins
who have been visiting Mrs. E.
Houstin of Yakima, Washington.
returned home Tuesday Mr.. Hut
chins retired from the u. S. Navy
has been recalled to service, eff
fective August 30.
With praise for Seattle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome williams of Port An
geles were the house guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Dill
Mr.. Williams is the proprietor
of the largest and best equipped
shoe shine stand in the city and
has the respect of all the citizens
there.
Mrs. Zula LIE Roy who has been
on an extended visit to Phoenix,
Arizona, has returned to Seattle.
Mrs. LIE Roy visited Mexico and
many other places of interest. She
is at present the house guest of
Mrs. VIM. Bagley
Mrs. Georgia Baker of San Fran
cisco, is the house guest of Mrs.
Ora Brooks, 2123 E. James. Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. Baker are girl
hood friends.
To honor The Misses Evelyn
Davenport, Jill Houston, Zoe Paula
Huston of Spokane and Joyce
billiard of Portland, visitors of
Oregon, visitors and guests of
Miss Jean Shields, a delightful af-
ternoon tea was given in the lovely
home if Miss Shields at 25th and
East Howell last Sunday.
The guests were served ice cold
punch containing green sherbert.
Assisting the hostess were the
Misses Jeanne McIver and Mildred
Squires. The guests all proclaimed
very pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tanner are
the very proud parents of an lib,
31s OF. baby girl, Friday August
10th at Providence hospital. Moth
er and daughter are reported doing
fine. Mrs. Mary Tanner is a men,
Der of the 6 Crowns.
DIR. Vernon Scott of Spokane,
Washington, spent the weekend in
Seattle visiting among friends.
Mrs. VIM. Hyatt is convalescing.
The Misses Anita Beverly and
Bette Marlborough, visitors from
Los Angeles, California, were the
inspiration for a number of sum-
mer hostesses during their two
weeks visit with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Rob-
inson.
Affairs given in their honor in
cluded a dinner at the home of
Miss Juanita Alexander, a tea by
Mrs. Laurence Paiya, and a lunch
con by the Misses Florice and l.
zetta Spearman. Miss Jerry Hunt
honored them at an informal party
Monday evening while Miss Con-
stance Pitter favored them with
a breakfast party Wednesday
morning. Afterwards, a group of
friends gathered at the Great
Northern station to bid them eau
Revoir."