The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Sommervill
and Mrs. NJ. L. cabell led a son
fest preceding the program. M,
Mary Duncan presided A socia
hour followed.
The engagement of Miss Grac
seareie and Mr.. Kelly Pabaeeo
was made known recently at
beautifully appointed two cours'
luncheon given at the home o
Mrs. Viola Johnson. In S. Z. A.
Ave. The announcement IN thu
form of a telesraphic message
was a surprise to nose of the %
young ladies present. Pink and
white was carried out in floral
decorations and the cake. on
which were two hearts, bore the
inscription Grace and Kelly. Febr-
uary 81. 1913 Miss Helen Searcie
eldest siste rof the bride elect,
ably assisted Mrs. johnson.
An old adage still in vogue -
Give honor to whom honor is due,
warranted the title of Personal
ity Girl of the Day" recently be-
slowed upon Miss Geneva Turner,
over K. G. W on the Personal
ity" hour. Miss Turner. case
worker at Multnomah County
Public Welfare Commission has
been deluged with congratulations
for this honor. Aside from her
county job. Miss Turner is engag-
ed in YwCA and Uso activities.
Rev. B. C. Allen was guest of
Rev. Moses Guy at Hudson House
Vancouver, Washington, Wednes-
day. two weeks ago where he shar-
I'd a discussion group meeting of
shipyard employees. The follow
ng Sunday he was at the Van
souver barracks where he Iectur-
ID to a large assembly of sold |
ers.
When Mr.. w. Burdette Hocka-
lay, supervisor of the Williams
Ave. USO. was called away last
week to attend his seriously i'll
mother in Kansas City, Mo-. Mr..
\. o. Waller, of San Francisco.
anne up to manage the local Of
ce. Upon the return of Mr.. Hook
day, Mr.. Waller departed to at
end USO conference in San
Mr.. Waller acquired
lew friends = endearing himself
o the community during his short
tay. He was domiciled in the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown.
AN ADDITION - We wish to
statement made in
hese columns recently to read
hus: Mr.. Isadore Nancy, Treas
rer of the Portland BranchrN. A. |
!. c. P. has been in the Railway
fail service since 1911 - a COM
nendable record.
Mres. Guy Green, took leave of
ur fair city last Friday morning
aving spent very pleasant stay
+ two weeks as the house guest
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Reed.
drs. Guy was the inspiration for
nany courtisies including break
asts. luncheons, dinners. theatre
arties, the Marian Anderson con-
ert and gift remembrances. Out
landing among the luncheons
vas the one so artistically ar
istically arranged by Mrs. Reed
o compliment her guest with
Iesdames Clara Picket. Winnie
Davis and M. Duncan, invited
,uests.
Mrs. Roy Gragg is visiting her
laughter (Elenor) and son-in-law
Ir. and Mrs. Boswell in Los An
,eles, Calf. Mrs. Graggs stay is
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Steen are
'eceiving Fluctuations on the birth |
If fine baby boy born at Wilcox
Memorial. Mrs. Steen the former
Mary Simmons, with her husband
and young son, Reginold, will be
shortly to Seattle, NV. /
where they make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Allen
spent brief visit here last week
with friends while enroute to San
Francisco from Tacoma ,Wn.
where Mr.. Allen was with the
USO. Mrs. Allen, the former Max
inc Maxwell, is the sister of Lieu
tenant Chrystelle Maxwell, army
nurse who sailed from N. Y. few
days ago with an army nurse
corps. to do duty overseas.
When Marian Anderson. great
est contralto of this day. made her
appearance in concert here, Febr-
uary II, she sang to an audience
which occupied every available
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