The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-01-09
A Round Robin OF
New Year Greetings

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Maddox,
in Sc. Yamhill, extended hospital
ity good cheer and the season $
greetings to group of friends
informally on Christmas morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Mortor's
country home was open ON Chr. :
mas Day TRADITIONAL with the
Mortons) to friends among whom
are those friends who throughout
the years have shared their hos
pitality on this day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Iveys re-
creational rooms on their ground
floor, were beautifully decorated
for the elaborate party they gave
on Wednesday night of Christmas
week to compliment Captain and
Mrs. Jack Holsclaw. Guests in
cluded military officers, exmili-
tary officers and eX-servica men
and their wives. A gala time WAS
had by all, who declared the iVeys
| eACepllondl HOSlS'
New Years Day-Not only the
first day of the -ealen In. year
or a day to make new resolves.
but with many hosts and hostesses
a day In which to eXalt the COM
mon blackeyed peat surmounts
to take the place of more choice
viands-it becomes the piece de're-
sistance at many festive boards,
believed by many to bring good
luck provided it is cooked With
hoghead, accompanied with corn
bread. Mrs. Cora Minor is among
several epicureans for this spe-
cialty. On New Years Day at
Mrs. Minors home a big pot OF
this good luck menu was served
friends as they came informally
during afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mullen in
S. f. 41st ST., entertained friends
which included several OF their
white neighbors, at a casual drop
in on the First day of 1916. With
plenty of cheer to augment 1t,
Mr.. Mullen, chef of man, yeal
prepared specially for which he
is n-chili-Mexican chill.
Was it treat? And how. Guests
will long remember in anticipation
for another invite-to a chill feast.
The Kennawana Bridge Club of
many years duration-compose1 of
couples Husbands and wiyesl
many of them pioneers of Port
land held their Yuletide party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
; Flowers, in N. Haight Street. 10
say it was gay and enjoyable is
putting 1t mildly. Seasonal foliage.
tinsel, Christmas bells and candle
light were decorations used IN the
recreation rooms where the party
was in full swing.
+ Wisconsin Portland for an
indefinite stay is Mrs. Clara Ora
ham of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Ora
ham is the sister and sester-in-
law respectively of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Reed in S. f. 49th Ave,
with whom she is domiciled. Mrs.
Graham was a Portland visitor in
3 the spring of 1945-llked it so
! well she's back for more-its Won
l derful hospitality, etc.
Post holiday visitors over the
1 weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
l Brown of Seattle, Wn., guests of
? Mrs. Gertrude Askey in N. Hol-
: sey. Mrs. Brown preceded Mr..
= | Brown. She arrived on Friday
, evening. On Saturday evening for
her pleasure Mrs. Askay enter
tanned a group of ladies at he.
home. They had a grand and
glorious time. Mr.. Brown, (on
business) joined his charming wife
on Sunday evening.
e ANNOUNCEMENTS - The Pro
s gressive Democratic Club. through
J. it's president Clifford Walker, is
receiving nominations from organ.
: izations for Portland's Negro first
p citizen The award will be pre-
a scented at the clubs annual ban
quet scheduled this year for Feb
- ruary 10, at horst Hall. III N. f
18th Ave. Guest speakers will in
clude Edwin c. Berry, of the Ur
ban League. George Thomas, race
y relations advisor of the Portland
i Council of Churches, and DR.. Ro
n bert N Joyner Jr., president o
a the N.A.A.C.P., Portland branch.
y DR.. D. N. Unthank, was chosen
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