The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-24
Tacoma, Wash.
By Callie B. Mathews

Il SdSl dliOil VI 1OiDTeu WOincllS
Club executive meeting in Yaki-
ma, on Sunday at the Y. w. C. A.
The delegates report this was a
very successful meeting. All clubs
were well represented from the
different cities of the state. Mrs.
Trana Anderson was the delight
full hostess for the meeting. In
the spacious dining room, the Ia
BILE, decorated with fall flowers
and fruit, was perfect. Mrs. An
derson served a turkey dinner
with all the trimmings. After the
dinner, the ladies went into their
business meeting; plans and ar
rangements were made for the
annual meeting next July. An in
vitation was extended to the la
dies by the hostess to spend the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Tins
ley, a sister of the hostess. This
beautiful country home was all
one could wish for, the lovely and
spacious dining room, the table
with beautiful lace cloth and
table decorations are hard to des-
cribe. Another feast was waiting
for all who attended and all were
loath to leave at the wee small
hours. So ended perfect day.
The Serria Leone Club met on
thursday with Mrs. H. Palm as
hostess. This meeting was to Gel
citrate the natal day of the Mes
danes d. w. Gibson, E. Adams,
and C. B. Mathews. The rule of
the club is to serve a light lunch.
but the hostess served everything
from soup to nuts in a three
course dinner. The program chair
man, Mrs. Davis, presented
splendid program. Mrs. Maude
Traylor Mathis of Seattle, a men,
Der of the Club was present. The
ladies received very beautiful
presents from the Club presented
by Mrs. G. E. Benford. Thus
closinging a very pleasant natal
day meeting.
Mrs. Ray Gibson is still confin-
ed to her home. Affectionately
called Madelyn, she is much miss
ed in the many activities that she
is Unidentified with, and we hope
that she will be able to be with
us again soon.
Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Stephenson,
with the Mesdames George Moore
and Callie B. Mathews motored to
Seattle on Sunday afternoon to
attend the Vesper' service at the
Y. w. c. A. Rev. Stephenson was
guest speaker, his topic was 1.-THE
Women of the Bible" Mrs. George
Moore in her very pleasing man
ner rendered two solos, my De-
sire" and "Some day Somewhere. I"
She was accompanied by Mrs. d.
C. Stephenson. The speaker and
the soloist were highly compli-
mented for the part taken in the
service. At the close, many greet
ings and pleasantries were given
the visitors. The party returned
to Tacoma, ending with al supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Moore.
Mrs. Madeline Miller Prince of
Honolulu, the daughter of Mr..
Harvey Miller is visiting her IA
Their and friends. She flew from
Honolulu on the Clipper to Cal,
from there to Seattle on the pass
enger plane. She plans to spend
several weeks before going to
New York for a short stay before
returning to her home in Honolu-
lu.
The Matrons' Club met with
Mrs. Wendell Stafford, on Thurs
day evening. The occasion was a
Halloween party, with all men,
bers arriving in costume and
masked. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
E. e. Elmore, for her original
costume of an electrically lighted
ghost, and Mrs. Homer Bradshaw,
for her funny costume. Prizes at
games were won by Mrs. e. E.
Elmore and Mrs. L. c. Bowling.
Guests for the evening were Mes
danes Thad Tate, Barney Ruck-
er, Sherman Perry, Edward Miller
and Miss Fannie Frazier.
The Women's Study Club pre-
sented a Harvest Home program,
at the Allen A. M. e.. Church on
Sunday evening. A very interest
ing affair, the following persons