The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-02

SEATTLE SOCIALS
BY Mrs. Il. c. Thompson
Tel. East 6t9s

aunt of Mr.. Hayward Basconi,
arrived in Seattle. Tuesday. for
a short visit with him. She was
the guest Of Miss Idell Vertner
for dinner. with friends at the
home of Mrs. VIM Hyatt. hostess
ending with a show Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. E. L. Duncan. Gary. Ind
lana. school mate of Mrs. John
Follings. and Isabel Floyd, Cleve.
land. Ohio. are house guests OF
Mrs. Follings during their stay
in the city. Friday they were
given a sightseeing trip by Mrs
Lonnfe Shields
The Usher Bord Of the A.M.E
church are making preparations
for an elaborate luncheon after
the morning service. The luncheon
will be served In the church
dining room. Worshippers are urg.
ed to make reservations by the
Usher Boards culinary artists.
Mrs. Stanley Hadnott, Chicago
ILL.,. cousin of Mrs. Joseph HoIll-
field arrived in Seattle, Sunday
June %. for a brief stay. Motoring
to Portland. Friday, Mrs. Holli
field viii host sightseeing about
the Queen City and surrounding
towns.
Mrs. Everett Davis, conyalescing
at her home, was forced to re-
turn to hospital for further treat
ment Her friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. L. S. Covington. Tacoma,
Wash. passed through the city
Friday. enroute to Spokane. Wash
ington, to visit her family during
her vacation.
Miss Donna Howell represented
the Y-Teens on the radio programs,
the "quizz between two cities,
on station KOMO.
Miss June Head left Tuesday
evening for the National YWCA
and YMCA Youth Conference. In
GrinnwelI. Iowa. The Al-Pro-Mono
Y-Teen. Mrs. Robert O'Brien and
Juanita Valley. wish to thank all
organization, business and individ-
uals for their loyal support.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woodward
entertained as their house guest,
Mrs. VIM. Cannon, Denver, Colo.
with a well prepared high noon
breakfast. sharing the honor with
Mrs. Stanley Hadnott. Covers were
laid for eight. New and interesting
games were played with an award
of prizes the Rev. E. d. Chap.
pelle first and Mrs. H. Hubbard.
consolation. So pleased were the
Hostesses with the praises of their
guests, all were awarded prizes
and winners.
Mr.. o. ]. Poole, of Bremerton,
Washington, was Sunday guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard to
share honors with Mrs. Fay Nj
cholas in a motor trip to Bonnevil.
lie. The trip, so much enjoyed by
all, was due for an enchore.
Rev. Washington. Butte. Mont,
was guest speaker at the A. M. e.
church last Sunday. The soul stir
ring sermon left his listeners
in a cloud of glory even as he
paused for his benediction. They
had hope he would tarry awhile.
REVIVAL SERVICES
The Rev. E. D. Chappelle an
nounced Revival Services will be-
gin at the A. M. E. Church. Sun
day July 6. He appeals to all
Christians to join forces in their
quest to return Grant soul to God.
Members of the Cosmopolitan
Century, Federated Club, served
their first luncheon Saturday at
the YWCA, from 1 to 8 p. m. The
Cosmopolitan club has hitched its
wagon to a star and bids fair to
go places.
The Golden Cleaners met at the
apartment of Mrs. Dorothy Brown,
Thursday evening. They pronounce
their concert a success and thank
the public.
Mrs. Samuel Chenault and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lorrine Sheldon, will
leave for their former home, Los
Angeles, Calf, for a three months
visit. Their friends wish them bon
voyage, and safe return.