The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-09-30
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. e. Anderson, Reporter


Bethel A. M. r. Church. Rev. C.
B. Clements. pastor.-Rev. r. T.
Donohoo. en- route to BILLINGS filled
the pulpit both morning and evening"
Rev. Donohoo was once pastor Of
this church and the many aid mann
bers and friends gave him a hearty
welcome. He chose as his noorn;ng
subject "Tbe Divine MEASURE 81
Man. and for his evening subject
"God SO loved the world.v Miss
frankie Donoboo. nejce Of Rev Don
ohoo deljobted with two haant;fnI
solos. The Sunday school presented
a Junior Musical Friday evening.
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. f..
B. Reed, pastor.-Rev. T.. N. j. Sims
filled the pulpit both morning and
evening, Rev. Reed being out of the
city. Large congregations attended
both services. The B. Y.P. u. was
lead by Miss Lille Bass. the lesson
topics were interesting and we'll dis
cussed. The Missionary Circle will
give dinner October 4.
Howard d. Brown. Grand Master
Of Mason, ]. B. White. Grand Trea-
surer and A. J. Braggs. Grand Pa
tron o. f. s. were here last week
and witnessed the air derby. While
in the city they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Holmes. Mr..
Brown left for Chicago and other
eastern points Tuesday night while
Mr.. White returned to the coast. Mr..
Braggs left Wednesday for. his home
in Yakima. They were the recipients
of many social courtesies from their
masonic brethren and friends dur
ing their stay here.
Mrs. s. G.. Spaulding of Hayre.
Mont. was an interesting visitor at
the Air Derby last week the guest of
her daughters. Mrs. John Davenport
and Mrs. 4. II. Holmes. and visiting
several of her white acquaintance.
Mrs. Spaulding formerly resided in
this city before moving to Havre.
She left Monday for her home.
Mrs. L. l.. Logan, pioneer resident
of Kellogg. Ida, was the guest last
week of Mrs. J. T. eager and Mrs.
Gus Smith. Mrs. w. Nicolan enter
tanned the party with a motor trip
to Medical Lake and sight seeing
trim over the city one day last week.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson entertained
with a motor trip for the pleasure
of Rev. F. L. Donohoo and Miss
frankie Donohoo who were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Porter
during their short stay in the CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter entertained at
dinner Saturday for the guests.
Henry j. Baker, Jr. and William
Lundy of Helena arrived in the city
Saturday for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. I. N. Courtley of Santa Bar
bara and Mrs. Bertha Thomas of Los
Angeles have been the motive for
many social affairs during the past
week. Mesdames Morris Walden and
Lucille Parker entertained at tea
Thursday afternoon in their honor at
the home of Mrs. A. w. Perkins.
Those who assisted in receiving were
Mesdames E. Benson. 7 A. Cravens
| r. L. Derrick, j. Stores. Miss Doro-
thy Redd. Little Fredrosa Anderson
received the cards at the door. About
sixty-five called during the after
noon. Mrs. A, C. Porter and Mrs.
j. MCGEE of Coeur d'Alene were the
| out-of-tow CHESTS present. Mrs 4
Lee entertained for the honored
guests Wednesday at luncheon at
| which covers were laid for eight
Mrs. w. Nicolan entertained at din
ner Wednesday in their honor at
which covers were placed for five.
| Mrs. Tony Re1I entertoinad Mond.y
ct luncheon honoring Mrs. Courtley.
| Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. Bond hon
ored her at dinner at which covers
were placed for six. Mrs w Nosh
complimented Mrs. Courtley and Mrs.
Bertha Thomas Saturday afternoon
with reception. Those assisting in
serving were Mrs. Chester Jones and
Mrs. E. Dundee pouring. Mrs. Vienna
Jones and Mrs. J. Walker cut the
cake and ices. About seventy five
guests called during the hours. Mrs.
L. R. Burns of Ritzville was the out
of-town guest. Mrs. Geo. Anderson
entertained with a motor trip about
the city and a visit with a few old
| friends. Mr. and Mrs, Cbas uols-
claw complimented Mrs. Courtlev
and Mrs. Thomas at dinner SUNDAY.
Mrs. Courtley left Sunday evening
for her home, by the way of Seattle.
and Portland.