The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-06-24
Los Angeles, Cal.
By Emma Lue Sayers

"ioS LoIeULa JOTuOH SOle ana MISS
Minnie Albritten have been very
busy filing social engagements dur
ing their sojourn here. Sunday morn
ing they were guests of honor at a
breakfast on West 18th Street at
which Emma Lue Savers was host
ess. The Misses Ernestine Jones and
Clotile Bennett, brides-elect, were
also honored guests at the same af.
fair, which included covers for Miss
Harriet Jones, Mrs. Isabelle Clifton.
Mrs. Anna Z. Guess, Mrs. leila NJ
Taylor, Mrs. Anita Conway and the
hostess.
Sunday afternoon Miss Cole and
Miss Albritton were honored with q
reception given by a group of mu-
sicians at the home of Miss Lilias S.
Hart, pianist, on East 49th Street.
Monday night Miss Cole was the
guest of Miss Gertrude Chrisman at
the Women's International League
banquet at the downtown Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Albritton, mother of Miss AL
britton, of Council Street has issued
invitations for a farewell tea for her
daughter and Miss Cole at her home
Sunday afternoon. Miss Albritton
and Miss Cole will leave Los Angeles
next week, Miss Albritton to renew
her voice studies at the Boston Con.
servatory of Music and Miss Cole to
fill concert engagements on the Pa
cifc Coast.
Eugene Henry Huffman, who live,
in the beautiful Rosalind Apartments
on East 47th Street, gave a creole
luncheon Thursday noon for the
Misses Iris Hall and Anna Bell Dan
iels and f. Tourney. Mr.. Huffman
is a member of the Inkslingers Club
and is writing a book of humor.
Mrs. Lillian J. Craw of Topeka
Kan, will arrive in the city Friday
morning and dozen or more lovely
dinners already have been planned
in her honor. Mrs. Craw is the wife
of the late Rev. ]. Logan Craw, who
was at one time pastor of the First
A. NJ. +. Church here. She is g
woman of rare literary attachments
and has written a pageant which she
expects to present in Los Angeles
carly in July.
Mrs. Bertha Williams, former
school teacher of Arkansas, who has
been living here the last three years
will return to her former home for
a short visit Sunday morning.
The Musicians Progressive Asso-
citation surprised their organizer and
member, John Gray, the no.
ted pianist, with a lovely party at
the home of Miss Lilias S. Hart Tues.
day night. Mr.. Gray will leave July
10 for Paris, where he will study o
year, and the club members present
ed him with a 'bon voyage" diary
The evening was passed at dancing
and guests included Marie Overstreet
Jackson, Eugene Page, Luvenia Har-
per Patterson, Richard Bates, Mrs.
Georgia Robinson of Denver, Mr..
Patterson, Nell johnson, Emma Lou
Savers, Estella Cole, Leroy S. Hart,
Malcolm Patton, Clarence Hart,
Maud Rosamond Watson, Naomi
Pharr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porter,
Minnie Albritton and many others.
who made the affair memorial for
dr. Gray.
Mrs. Arnold Bankston and Mrs. |
George w. Harper were joint host |
ssses at the formers home on East |
'3rd Street at a musical reception
asst Sunday night, honoring Mrs. |
leslie b. Grassland, June graduate
# U. S. c.; Miss Elray Maxwell of |
Salem, Ore, and Mrs. Cora Fisher,
former graduate of Fiske Univer-
ity now living at Monrovia, Cal.
Ralph Bunche, June graduate Of I
University of California, southern
ranch, and his guest, Miss Florence
RUSSELL, had wonderful time at the
enior ball of his class Friday night
t the Hotel Virginia at Long Beach.
salph has no inferiority complex
nd danced with most of the girls
resent.
Miss Juanita Rabouim, who receiv-
d her A. B. degree from the Univer-
ity of California, southern branch,
asst Friday morning, will leave with
n the next six or seven weeks for
where she will teach.
Miss Darling Neste became the
ride of DR.. Hamilton last week at
he Seventh Day Adventist Church
nd, incidentally, they were the first
ouple to be married in the new
hurch.
Good will toward a business will
,e greatly increased if drivers of |
hat firms trucks arc especiallvi