The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-30

EAceiSlOr Lodge NO. 70, r. and A
NJ, held installation Tuesday. AT
the conclusion a delicious luncheon
was served. The committee in charge
included Fred McClear, Roy Garnett
and Waldo Boyle. The worshipful
master, John Guy, presented plans
for a progressive program for the
new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bollen of
Mount Tabor entertained at break
fast Christmas morning. Three gen.
CITATIONS were represented at the
beautifully appointed table. Covers
were placed for nine.
Happy New Year to All
The editor of the Portland
column extends a Happy New
Year to all the readers, subscrib-
ers and interested friends. These
columns are for you; send in your
news items, advertisements and
subscriptions.
The Oregon Federation of Col
ored Women's Clubs extends New
Years greetings to all members
and friends. The officers thank
you for your splendid support and
cooperation.
Mrs. X. Flowers, President.
Mrs. j. Duke, Secretary.
Society is all agog over the COM
ing charity ball. This affair is Gag
erly anticipated each year and the
club women are endeavoring to
make this years charity ball the best
ever. Beautiful Cotillion Hall will
lend itself admirably for this grand
occasion. The Oregon Federation OF
Colored Women's Clubs extends a
cordial invitation to all to enjoy this
annual entertainment.
We are glad to compliment Miss
Catherine Franklin, daughter of
Srgt. and Mrs. Franklin, upon the
splendid posters she creates. She is
very talented along this line and we
predict for her a most successful
future. The posters used to adver-
tise the New Years Eve dance spon-
sored by the Old Rose Club were the
artistic work of Miss Franklin.
The club women Who have sent
Christmas cheer to the less fortunate
will be glad to know that many calls
have been received expressing appre-
citation and happiness for same. One
of the worlds greatest blessings is
the satisfaction of having done a kind
deed that makes another happy. Let
us resolve to do even more next
year. Better still, let us give cheer
all through the year.
Mrs. Dora Sulliford of Laurel
hurst has been confined to her home
with a severe cold. Mrs. Herman
Baker is reported i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed enter.
tanned at dinner December %, cele.
brating their first wedding anniver-
sary. The guests enjoying the hospi.
tally were Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ruby
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Redd, Rev. ]. +,
Moreland and Messrs. Plant, Maxwell
and Robinson of the Williams Jubi.
lee Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Baker were
hosts at dinner Monday. Covers were
placed for five.
Deputy Sheriff George B. Hardin
who has been Ill, is reported I'M
proved.
The Christmas dance given by the
Merrykanas Monday was we'll at
tended and enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Fuller enter
tanned at a Christmas dinner Mon.
day. The rooms were gay with holi-
day decorations. The table center
piece of holly was surrounded with
varicolored tiny electric lights. A
huge silver candelabra with red can
dies graced the buffet and made a
delightful effect. The favors and
nut baskets in red further carried
out the holiday color scheme. Covers
were placed for Ernest Love, Miss
Kate Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boyle,
Arthur Love and the genial host and
hostess. After dinner the guests en-
joyed a radio concert.
Mrs. G. w. Smith and Master
Prescott Sunday were guests of Mrs.
B. Couture Tuesday to witness Mary
Pickford in "His Best Girl"