The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-03-28


Chums" are sponsoring a baby
contest which will terminate the
~? and a Style Show April II
at the Weed Hall. Be sure to vote
for your favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
escaped serious injury in an auto
accident last Thursday night.
Mr.. Robert H. Taylor, resident
of Wapsato for the past 20 years,
is now visiting in Yakima. Mr..
Taylor is well known throughout
the Lower Valley.
Mr.. Claire Baines, former re-
sident of Toppenish, has visited
many friends as well as relatives.
Mr.. John Mcvay is recovering
from a severe heart attack.
Mr.. Linden and Mrs. Buddy
Donaldson of Seattle spent the
weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Donaldson.
Mr.. Charles and Bill Scott of
Seattle were dinner guests of Mr..
Winston Mitchell last Sunday af-
ternoon.
A public meeting Observing Ne
gro National Health Week will be
he held in the auditorium of the
YWCA April 3rd at 500 p. m.
talking movie picture will be dis
played. The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the State
Health Dept. and Urban League,
under the direction of B. E. Squires
Executive Secretary of the Seattle
Urban League. The meeting will
be sponsored under the auspices of
the AME and Mt. Hope churches
jointly. Everyone is invited to at
tend the meeting. Admission will
be free.
Twenty-Five friends gave Mrs
Herb Jones surprise birthday
party last week. Mrs. Jones re-
ceived many lovely gifts although
she has been i'll with the flu and in
bed she was quite cheerful.
Mrs. B. Verter of Kansas City
sent her a beautiful hand made
purse, but to top it all, her hus-
band presented her with a beauti-
full new refrigerator.
Miss Kathryn (Queen) Turner
of Toppenish was the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellison last
Friday and Saturday.
The Young Matron's club met
at the home of Mrs. Marjory DON
aldson. Plans were made for an
Apron and Tie Social" to be held
at the Weed Hall April 9Th. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frank James.
Mrs. Armetta Perkins of Wap-
alto was weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Jones. Mr.. Mccoy was
a weekend visitor of Mrs. Louella
Johnson.
Mrs. Isabelle Crops spent ten
days visiting old friends and re-
latives in Seattle. While there she
was the house guest of Mrs. Olivia
Washington.
Mrs. Dorothy Grafton of Ellins-
berg spent week visiting her sis
ter and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Shepard last week Friday
evening, one which will not easily
be forgotten by many of Yakima
social class. The affair was a for
NAL ball sponsored by the Valley
Jr. College, of which Lightning"
Harris, state Jr. College spirit star
is member. The Varsity Ball"
was held at the beautifully decora-
ted Winter Garden Ball room. The
theme of the occasion was Indian
life portrayed by the decorations
and color scheme.
The men wore tuxedos and wo-
men flowing gowns. Yes sir, the
entire Gorden was truly the fam
GUS Tuxedo Junction"
The lovely Miss Katherine Tur-
ner of Toppenish was the radiant
and charming guest of Mr.. Light
ming" Harris. Miss Hattie Davis
Yakima's charm girl was escorted
by the handsome Mr.. Sanford
Barnes. Everyone had very plea
SAINT evening, which won't be for
gotten soon in years to come.
Mr.. Chas. Waggener has return
ed home after working in Olympia
during the State Legislature.
Elder w. e. Williams of Baker,
Oregon, arrived in Yakima last
week to conduct revival services in
the Broadway church. Mr.. c. She
pard is the piano accompanist for
The revival service.
Mr. Pinola Grant of Butte, Mon
tana and Mrs. Pier of Tacoma,
we're guests of honor at a tea
given in the beautiful home of
Mrs. Robert F. Emmons on Sun