The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-07-06
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will find you in the very bes
state Of recuperation Recently
Friday to be exact, the Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity brought our trend
of Greek Letter formais to
close held in the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce Hall and
held up on some of the most won
derful champaign punch every
body was well pleased over ths
whole affair during the inter-
mission Bill Tunstall acted as
| niece awarded the Alpha's hon.
ored guests with beautiful bou.
quets Of flowers, namely Mrs. Mel
VIVA Squires, Anna Mary Knightin
and Patricia Bown Preceding
this gala affair there was cock
tail party held at the home OF
Brother Lieut.. Carl Holifield, MOTH
ing could have been finer. Attempts
were made to over rule King
Morpheus by the fact of the after
parties that were held all about
the town, out at the Lee Lewis's
and DIR. Cooper's and with real
gone shebang at Vera and. .Jayson
Gale, not to mention all the pri-
vate partying that went on.
Saturday evening proved just
as exciting and energetic, no rest
for the weary with what-was-
to-be a small gathering at the
Craftsmen's Rendezvous under the
capable management of :. fooled
you didn't 1 Jimmy? tthis
being such a friendly town nothing
can go on without everybody be-
ing in on IT. it turned out the
group was too large for the place
so they sojourned to the Coop
(which incidently will be managed
by the ehle Mr.. Willie Harrell
starting July 9Th, there will be
given a cocktail to warm the old
place up) from there it was decided
to go to the Elk's Club from
whence it climaxed at the home
of Charlens Edwards In case
you don't pick up on the Major
and Bill program Saturday night
you missed really swell show :.
featuring the new Mumbles Trio
and they really mumbled how
three guys can make so much
music is beyond me Win King
on the piano is mad, that drum
mer Kelly Stone knocks a wicked
skin and Lionel Mitchell fairly
blows his top on the sax I've
got news for you, those guys are
great
Golly, but this weather has been
great, and at this writing it is still
as lovely as ever this being
our first summer out on the West
Coast it has certainly been won
derful orientation Holidays
are even great out West the
4th Of July was quite exciting, in
my estimation the lawn party that
was given by Betty Hayes was
the maddest affair in long while.
Starting out in the cool of the
evening on the green, with cards,
conversation and gobs of food, it
gradually traversed to the bar
with soft lights, dancing and that
juice of inspiration seen amongst
the vast attendance were: Mary
Trigg, Marion Valley, Jackie and
Walter Lawson, Winfield King
without his piano. Lesbia Barn
well, Sonny Grazette, Leonard
Richardson, Jewell Smith, Cliff
Jones, Vera and Jayson Gale, La
monte Reese, 'Ca"Wallace, Bernice
and John Anderson, Donald Phelps,
Shirley Norris, Wilma Darnell, Till
man Smith, Warren Lttlejohn,
Emmett McIver, (tending BARI
Sylvia Clayton and her rival Anna
Mae Knighton, Dorothy Sims, who
has just returned from the Windy
City, Aaron Webb, Bob Winters,
without a cue stick, Jerome
Armstrong, who took numerous
shots which we are hoping to see,
Jewel Milligan, Kenneth Latchola,
and Bill Washington, with visit
from For. Lewis by Its. Carter,
Williams, Ford, Johnson, and an
other chap whose name we do not
recall. That's just about it, but
a good time was had by all.
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