The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-01-31
Social News

Several Ritzy parties among the
younger and not too young set We'd
for space in the social calendar
the past week. Occupying first
place was the Buffet Supper given
by Robert Bob" Price at his home
for Don Rutherford on the eve. of
his (Don's) departure for Southern
Chimes. 26 guests enjoyed cock
tails and sparkling champaign If
you please preceded a bounteous
spread of italian spaghetti with its
varied accomplishments. Dancing
was the diversion. Mrs. Price Bobs
mother, prepared the supper. All
babe Don a safe and happy land
inf.
The birthday surprise on Miss
Dolores Caldwell Saturday night
given by her parents at Fraternal
Hall, was another gay party where
youth reveled in merriment. It was
a beautiful party; the dainty hon
Gree looked the part of fairy in
white chiffon. With the exception
of two or more formals the girls
all chose informal attire. Fine mu-
sic, good eats and delectable punch
combined to make this a gay even
ing. Miss Caldwell was the reci-
pient of many beautiful and useful
gifts received at her home early
that day.
Miss Ruby Irene Kirk, grad
from Washington high, returned
from Seattle after week end visit
Sunday evening, went to the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Ruby
Hardin where a group of young
friends had been invited to share a
surprise birthday and graduation
dinner party given for Ruby Irene
by her mother, Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. Hardin. After Ruby recover
ed from the shock and shouts of
happy birthday, the boys and girls
sat down to turkey dinner with
all the trimmings. Gifts were ma
ny.
Miss Maxine Brown who gradu-
ated Friday Jan. "a, from Jane
Adams High School received nu-
merous beautiful gifts from friends
in Portland, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, st. Paul, Chicago, Wash.
D. c., and Honolulu. Maxine wish
es to thank all her friends for their
congratulations, well wishes and
beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Isadore Nancy confided
that she had nice surprise last
Tuesday the occasion of her 18th
wedding anniversary. Her engage
ment ring which she had missed
and couldn't find turned up with
triple setting of diamonds. Mr..
Nancy had slipped the ring away
and had it reset.
Mrs. James Collins, the Denver
lite and house guest of the Willis
A. Reeds has fallen in love with
Portland and its ,lospitable people,
including the weather man, as ii
hasn't rained since she arriver 8
days ago.
In addition to courtesies men,
toned last issue, Mrs. Collins was
guest of Mrs. Clara Pickett at the
card tournament Friday night. She
won consolation prize-a lemon
She remarked, "I would come all
the way up to Portland to get a
lemon"
Saturday Mrs. Pickett treated
the visitor to Chinese dinner and
sightseeing trip. Saturday night
she was guest of Mr.. aid Mrs
Wilson Cochran for a chitterling
supper Southern style. Mrs. P
Reed and Mrs. Stella Smith shared
honors. Mrs. Collins accompanied
by Mrs. P. Reed and daughter
Shirley lime spent Sunday and
Monday in Seattle guests of Mrs
Terry Goodwin. Mon. Mrs. Shep-
pard arranged for the visitor to see
Seattle by day. Back in Portland
on Tuesday Mrs. Odell Lay COM
plimented her to lunch and show
Wednesday evening guest of Mrs
ohm Davis for the annual meeting
of Williams Ave. Y.