The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-08-25

C. W., what with several national
officers and delegates stopping
over. Some, a matter of hours,
others several days to visit with
club members and friends.
Mrs. Susie V. Bouldin, Kansas
City, Kan, art chairman Of N. A.
G. W., was house guest of Mrs.
Blanche Brown, Oregon State hos
pitality chairman.
Mrs .Bouldin was guest of honor
at a turkey dinner given by club
women at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Flowers to which more
than so guests attended. In a
brief talk after being introduced
by Mrs. Rachel Green Mrs. Boul-
din paid a high compliment to
Mrs. Henrietta Marshall. fine arts
chairman, member of Literary Re-
search club, for her extensive col
lection of fine crochet work,
paintings; Mrs. Eloise Reynolds,
Coop club, Oregon state art chair
man, for her cooperation with art
exhibition at national meet; Mrs
r. Flowers and Mrs. Letitia Brook,
Culture club, came in for worthy
mention.
Mrs. Corine Lowrey, Denver,
Colo, dean of pledges. Iota Phi
Lambda sorority and newly elect
ed auditor of NACW, was guest
of Mrs. Mary M. Duncan, who
served on the press committee at
the biennial. Mrs. Lowrey's brief
stay included an Informative meet
ing with Portland's chapter, Beta
Iota, at the home of the chapter
president, Soror Lucille Wilson.
She later visited briefly and dined
with Mrs. J. N. Cantrell.
NEW PRExY,
N. A. C. W., HoNoRED
Mrs. Ella P. Stewart, Ohio, new
national president, and Mrs. Irene
White, also of Ohio, were house
guests of Mrs. Rachel Green In
NE. Going Street. A tour of the
city was followed by a "get ac-
quainted" hour with refreshments
given by Mrs. Green. Photography
was the diversion.
Mrs. Geneva Colby, Mrs. Jennie
Smith, Mrs. Hester Pugh and Mrs.
Sue Lamkins, all of East st. Louis,
Mo-, were guests on their brief
stay of Mrs. Ruby Maddox, who
for their pleasure and that of Mrs.
Minerva Waters, FIT. Worth, Tex,
and Mrs. Alice Fowlks, Columbia,
Ga. entertained with a delightful
reception hour. Before leaving the
city they were treated to trip
out Columbia highway accompa-
MED by Mrs. Maddox and Mrs.
d. N. Unthank.
Mrs. Minerva Waters, with the
FIT. Worth delegation at the ma
tional meet, has since its closing,
vacationed in Portland, house
guest of Mrs. Ella Morton, shar-
ing her stay with Mrs. Maddox.
The Lone Star slater is being
wined, dined, toured about scenic
Oregon. The most elaborate af-
fair given for her was the cock
tail party by her hostess at her
home in Sc. Woodward Street,
to which over rs guests attended.
Other out of town visitors were
Mrs. Lott of Chicago, Mrs. H. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Bundarant and Miss Vel
ma Pernell, all of Denver.
Assisting the hostess were Mes
danes Ruby Maddox, G. L. niger
soil, Rosa Nichols and Mr.. George
Holiday.
Mrs. S. e. Simmons, Grand Rap
ids, Mich, en- route to California,
visited several days with her
friend of many years, Mrs. Ida
Mae Crosswhite. The elaborate
luncheon given by Mrs. Crosswhite
was for the pleasure Of Mrs. SIM
mons. Others invited were Mrs.
M. d. Waters, Ft. Worth, Tex;
Mrs. II. Corine Lowrey, Denver
(meeting Mrs. Simmons clay
mate of 20 years ago, was a grand
reunion); Mrs. Ella Morton, Mrs.
Abbie Cantrell, Mrs. Marie An
thony, Mrs. Ruby Maddox Mrs.
Bertha Mullen, Mrs. Pearl G..
Stewart, Mrs. Mary NJ. .nncan
Another smart affair was the
reception given by Lucille Wilson
and Mrs. Neisine CampOGl at the
Wilson home in NE. Shaver, was
to compliment Miss NelTs Per-
nell, cousin of Mrs. Wilson, niece
of Mrs. l.. M. Polk, Mrs. c. Wis
dom; Mrs. Fl. Foster ami Mrs B1n-
durant, sister and friend respec-
lively Of Mrs. Campbell all of
Denver. Mrs. B. WilIa"i'. Mrs.
IL. Ellison, Mrs. A. Johnson, as
sisted with deligk.',l refresh
ments.