The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-07-06


way home from overseas. Then
there was Norman Houston. IT..
who spent a few days with his
socialovely mother, Mrs. Doris Nor
ris. Norm is busy working down
LA. way with Golden State Life
Insurance Company. where his
father. Norman Houston. ST., Is
prexy. Also from down in Southern
California came Floyd Covington
and Clarence Johnston, both work
ing with Public Housing in the
angel City" Mr.. Covington Is a
former Uurban League executive
for Los Angeles. Attorney Philip
Burton's father. Dewitt Burton,
from Topeka, Kansas. enjoyed the
hospitality of our city. It was a
real welcome to author Shirley
Graham and her famous husband.
DR.. w. Z. B. Dubois, during their
brief stay. OF course DIR. Medical
Johnson (prexy of Howard ID is
always welcomed out this way. He
brought regards from many OF the
people back d. C. way.
The welcome mat was out for
Danny Gibson. who recently re-
turned from Korea. Danny is ba K
In Maine now. San Francisco's con-
cert star, Geraldine (Redmond)
Farmer and hubby Gerald spent
some time with her mother. Mrs
Anna Redmond. That's petite Pa
tricia Coins of Idaho that is a
nurse UP at Providence Hospital
now. Gloria Mackey. niece of Alice
Woods, mentioning for the summer
from Lincoln. Nebraska. Mona
Powell has forsaken Oklahoma for
Seattle. Gosh. there has just been
so many vacationers up in this
wonderful country that we just
don't have time to mention them
all-but all of you are very well
come at any time. OF course there
have been many Seattleites seeking
other regions for their summer en-
ioyment Mrs. Lewis Watts spent
time at the Y.W.C.A. conference.
The McIvers from Alaska way
and Mrs. Jones of Kennydale mo-
tored back to d. c. to attend the
graduation services of Mrs. Jones'
son, Emmett. from law school at
Howard U. Mrs. Jessie Shields Is
having a lovely time with her
daughter Jean in the Capitol city.
The N. P. Dotsons Jr. enjoying the
tour of the eastern states. Several
cards on desk from Paul Cooper,
Urban League secretary, really hav-
ing a wonderful time on his south
ern and easetrn travels. The Rev.
F. B. Davis and the Rev. c. Tolliver
both took a much deserved rest.
Handsome La Verne Farmer back
home in Nebraska. Just think IT'S
wonderful that so many are able
to take these swell changes in seen
cry. This is quite naturally the time
of the year for romancing. Frances
Jefferson is now Mrs. r OBJ e r {
Terry. Billie 10 Wood has changed
her name to Mrs. Charless Lott.
The name of the sweet bride of
Rex Jones in Tacoma slips my
mind at present. Sure there will be
more coming up before too long
and just for conversation sake
some of them might be surprise
to some of you!
Oh. yes, there we're graduations-
Richard Yarbrough from the U. of
w. architect school. Much success
to swell kid. Also from the U.
school of music, Ira Jones. The
Coronation Ball given by the Stella
Puellas was a very formal and
lovely affair. Nathla Jeltz was
crowned Queen and Charles (Real
tori Winston King. One of the love
liest affairs of the season was the
presentation of the Debutantes OF
1851 given by the Square Six Clut
at the Senator Ballroom. We think
this should be a every year happen
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