The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-30
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SEATTLE SOCIALS
Mrs. H. C. Thompson
Tel. East 6t9s

Friday evening. August /, 1947 at
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Brown
1881 East Madison st. The dinner
will begin at 4 o'clock p. m.
price s1.00 per plate. Please come
and bring a friend. Mrs. Brown,
Pres. Mrs. A. Grant. Secretary.
Rev w. R. Thomas and wife of
Los Angeles. California was house
guest of their son and and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Thomas. Jr.,
for quite some time. Rev. Thomas
is formerly of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jr., are the owners
of the Thomas Grocery store at
116 23rd North.
Mrs. L. Ellington. sister of Mrs.
W. Coleman has arrived in the
city for an indefinite stay. She
came to take care of her sister
in-law Mrs Jannett york. Cole
man who has been quite i'll but
is some what better as we go
to press We hope she will soon
be able to be out again, for she
is greatly missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Yarbrough
of Twin Falls. Idaho made a quick
trip to the city to visit their
sister. Mrs. Everett Davis who is
confined to her home with Illness.
They left Wednesday, Also. Mrs.
Kelso. sister-in-law of Mr.. Davis
arrived in the city to take COM
plete charge of the sick. We pray
Gods blessing for her health.
Mrs. e. D. Chappelle left Mon
day to attend the Quadrennial
Convention which convenes in New
Orleans. She viii spend sometime
at her former home Colorado
Spring and Denver on her return
trip.
After attending the Eastern Star
Chapter In Vancouver, B. c., Mrs.
Elise Reynolds of Portland and
daughter of Mrs. Nellie Williams.
dropped off in the city for
few days just to say hello and
goodbye to her many friends. She
reported the Grand Session was
pleasantly attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smallwood of
Los Angeles and her mother, Mrs.
Hannah, Denver. are house guests
of her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Davis. They are
having a wonderful time and many
functions are being given in their
honor. They motored to Vancouver
B. C. and enjoyed the trip great
ly. OUT. of the U. S. A. for
minute.
After being called home for the
passing of her sister in Santa
Barbara, Calf, Mrs. Lena Porter
has returned home and will be
glad to have her friends call and
speak consoling word in her
sorrow.
Mr.. Jimmy Mast left Tuesday
for visit to his sister in Ken
lucky. He will be gone for three
months or more. While away he
will visit many eastern cities and
will return through Canada where
he spent much of his life.
Wednesday was another out
standing day for Mrs. H. C. Thomp-
son as she had for her guests for
full, course breakfast, Mrs. L.
McGown of Chicago, Mrs. Matte
Woodson. of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mrs.
Bessie White and Mrs. Katherine
Anderson. The morning was spent
in music and song. Everyone had
a grand time.
Mr.. Ed Anderson and wife, the
nephew of Mrs. John Curd and
Mrs: Rose Little Neice, motored
here from San Diego to see their
Aunt whom they had not seen
in II years. Mr.. Anderson is
businessman. He opened an Under
taking Parlor and owns and oper-
ates a ranch where he raises
hogs and chickens for market.
He has on hand 500 head of hogs
at all times and twice as many
chickens, He says it keeps him
out of mischief. They visited Van
couVer, B. c. and Friday night
were royalty entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alley
ander of 18th Ave. who are their
friends of long standing. They
will leave Monday for home. bust
ness calling them back. They had
a grand time
After spending more than two
months with her son and house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wood
ward, Mrs. Anna Cannon left for
her home in Denver. She left
singing the praises of the great
Northwest and said she hoped to
return real soon.