The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-06-17
PORTLAND OREGON
MISS GEORGIA N. KELLEs, Edi,or-Manaser
California Grand Master
of Masons Delivers Address

A large crowd gathered at the
Williams Avenue Y. w. c. A. We'd
nesday night to honor Rev. ]. w.
wilson, most worshipful grand mas
ter of the Masonic Order of Califor~
MIA and jurisdiction, who gave an in
spring address touching phases of
Negro life in most forceful and
helpful manner. r. c. Garrett, mas
ter OF ceremonies, arranged an in
terestlng program. j. Gray, worship
full master of Excelsior Lodge, and
the committee in charge of Grand
Master Wilson's visit saw to it that
he had splendid time fraternally
as well as socially. He was house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Black
burn in lrvington and Friday left for
his home at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morton are
enjoying the pleasures of new Stu
debaker coach.
Mrs. H. d. Fuller is recovering
from an attack of neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson.
prominent residents of Yakima, ac-
companied by Mrs. Blalock, passed
few days in the city to take in the
Rose, Festival. Mrs. Blalock's hus-
band is in the transfer business at
Yakima.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent;
reasonable. Phone East s055.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Parker of The
Dalles were Rose Festival visitors
during the week. Mrs. Parker for
merly was Loretta Mills.
The Rosebud Study Club will meet,
with Mrs. George B. Hardin, 1908
East Yamhill Street, Wednesday
afternoon, June %.
The Literary Research Club will
discontinue meetings during July and
August and will resume club work in
September.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. X. C.
Runyon, pastor.-"A Finished Life"
was the subject of very helpful SER
mon by the pastor Sunday morning.
In the evening he preached on "The
Now and the Then" Children's Day
was observed by program, each
number being prepared by the indi-
vidual presenting it. Bethel Friend
ship Club met Monday at the home
of Mrs. C. +. Redd. The Mite Mis-
sionary Society met with Mrs. j. c.
Logan. The Sunday school prepara-
tory board held an interesting meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Lena Bow
ers. Union prayer service was held
this week at this church. Delegates
to the district conference and Sun
day school convention were Mrs.
Stanley, Mrs. Julia Fuller, Mrs. Lula
Gragg and Mrs. WHY'S Reed
Y. w. c. A.-The musical revue
"The Spice of Life" presented We'd
nesday night by the Blue Triangle
Club at Hibernes Hall, proved big
success. The club wishes to thank all
who contributed in any way to the
success of the affair.
Little Mary Jane and Betty Jean
Morrow received prizes for perfect
Sunday school attendance at st.
Marks Episcopal Church.
Several persons passed the week
at Tacoma to attend the conference
of the A. NJ. f. Church. Mrs. b. j.
Fuller and Mrs. j. w. Stanley left
Tuesday morning as did Mrs. w. A.
Reed, who was Sunday school dele
gate from Bethel A. M. Z. Church.
Miss Golden Baker and j. W.
Payne were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Boyle Sunday.
Duke Jackson entertained at cards
Saturday at the home of Ernie
Franklin. Mrs. Elijah Morton was
awarded first prize.
DR.. Ebert Booker, who recently
graduated from North Pacific Dem
tai College, passed several days at
Salem taking the Oregon state dem
tai board examination. Mrs. Booker
accompanied him on the trip.
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Gently was employed by the manage
ment of the Crystal dining room of
the Elks Club as soloist. Mrs. Nc
Lain recently was engaged to sing
several numbers at an affair of the
lodge and this permanent engagement
is the result.
and daughter Norma and Mrs. L. c.
Towne were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. James Reed of Gresham.
Duke jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Flowers and Mrs. Kelles passed the
weekend at Taft-by-the-Sea, where
Ralph and Jack enjoyed good catch
of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Flowers enter.
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Booker at din
ner Sunday, covers being placed for
six.
Jesse Ingersol was pleasantly sur
prised when several friends gathered
to honor his birth anniversary at his
home. Mr.. Ingersol was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts.
The Mount Olivet Baptist chorus
delighted thousands who attended the
opening night of the Rosario at the
Stadium. The chorus also will &C.
cupy a beautiful float, designed by
Mrs. Shirley McCants, and they will
sing in the great Merrykana parade
Friday. DIR. Booker, who served as
first lieutenant in the army and now
the only Negro officer in the city,
also will march in the parade as an
officer, followed by two other Negro
soldiers, representing our boys in