The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-06-03
PORTLAND OREGON
MISS GEORGIA N. ELLEs. Editor. Manager

Sam Smith entertained at radio
party for the pleasure of Earl Duke,
Horace Williams, Thessy Freeman
and Roy Holmes.
Miss Madeline Bedford entertain
ed with a weekend patty for few
of her friends.
Miss Elgy Kirk now Is employed at
the Home Cafe, which is being con-
Quoted by Mrs. Frances Turner.
Miss Ruth Anderson, who will
graduate next week from jefferson
High School, plans to leave for Cal
ifornia soon.
Many of the younger set visited
the cemeteries Memorial Day and
decorated graves of loved ones.
Mr.. Nancy of Spokane arrived
here last week to accept a position
as railway mail clerk. Mrs. Nancy
will join her husband later and they
will be house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ingersoll en-
tertained few friends at cards
Monday night.
Mr.. nd Mrs. w. Reece motored to.
Tacoma to pass the weekend on bus
mess and pleasure.
Guy Jameson, who is employed at
the Portland Hotel, invested in an
apartment recently. &
The Progressive Art and Study
Club met Wednesday night at the
Williams Avenue Y. w. C. A., at
which time Mrs. w. Gogle was the
principal speaker.
The executive council of the Ore
Nf
Clubs will meet Friday afternoon at
the Y. W. c. A. Mrs. w. Boyle will
preside.
Mrs. Julia Thompson of Anchor
age, Alaska, who has been visiting
Ter daughter, Mrs. Mailing left for
her home.
Mrs. Jessie Watkins of Seattle
passed the holidays here,
Mrs. F. Stewart left Tor Spokane
last week.
The publicity department of the
o. F. c. w. Clubs, headed by Mrs.
Katherine Gray, is assisting the Ore
gon Bellies in their entry in the Rose
Festival parade. The N. A. A. C. p.
also has pledged its cooperation.
The progressive dinner given by
the Harriet Tubman and Birthday
Matron's Clubs was a decided sue
cess.
w. |. Allen passed the weekend
at Long Beach, occupying the Allen
cottage.
Six of our jolly fellows who re-
Gently banded themselves into a
bachelors club" and who have been
sponsors of series of social affairs
in the last several weeks were hosts
at cards to "a of their friends, whom
they entertained Saturday night at
the home of A. A. Jones and Ross
Newly, I'll East Sixth Street N. The
bachelors are very pleasing hosts and
bid fair to become socially popular
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Campbell and Miss Ethel
Stone motored to Seattle and passed
Sunday and Monday in the city Wis
iting Mr.. Campbell's sister, Mrs.
Strauthers, and his brother, Mr..
Hooper.
A PARTY Of ~ was entertained
Monday night at the home of Lloyd
Flowers. Five hundred and dancing
were diversions of the evening.
Little Daisy Lee Wright, age 10,
living at 1899 Hancock Street, won
first prize, large silk flag, at Glen
h. ven School for having written the
best Memorial Day essay. Congratu-
lations to the little girl who was able
to win from so many contestants.
Zion A. M. +. Church-Rev. j. W.
Anderson, regional secretary of the
National Baptist Association, preach
ed a splendid sermon Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Moreland, the pastor,
preached a very impressive sermon
in the evening on "Tke Saving Pow
er of the Cross"
The Cleaners Art Clubs annual
midyear bazaar will begin Thurs
day night, June 2, at which time
one-act comedy-drama, entitled "The
Old Maids Convention" will be pre-
sented by star cast. Friday nights
feature will be baseball spelling
match.
Union prayer service Wednesday
night. Enterprise Chapter No. 6, o.
4. S., will hold its Esther Day serv-
ices Sunday night, June 8. Rev. Mr.
Moreland will preach the sermon. A
we'll arranged program will precede
the sermon.