The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-04-08
Club Notes

Club Notes
Mrs. T. j. Sadler was the hostess
for the Booklovers club Monday af-
ternoon where the members assem-
bled for social meeting. The book
for reading and discussion was envy
Idea of God" symposium of faith,
by Rabbi H. G. Conway, was led by
Mrs. Worther G. Hamilton. For cur
rent reading the article in the March
Current History Separate Communi-
ties for Negroes" The affirmative
by Kelly Miller of Howard University
and the "Protest Against Ghetto Con-
ditions" by H. J. Seligman of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Musical numbers were contributed
by Mrs. N. J. Asberry. Mrs. C. H.
McCabe and Mrs. Florence Jones as
follows:
"I'm Troubled in Mind" ....
..---..---.----,..--.-- Coleridge, Taylor
Mrs. Asberry.
"Thou Art Risen My Beloved.
10 lou ------------4-----.----- Cannon
Mrs. McCabe
when the Roses Bloom ..Reichardt
Mrs. Jones.
This concluded the Easter pro-
gram.
The hostess served chop suey for
the luncheon which was highly prais-
ed for its uniqueness.
Allen A. M. E. Church. = Next
Friday evening the choir will render
the first of their Annual Good Fri
day concerts. Tacoma's best SOLO
lists and musical talent will help to
make this sacred presentation one
of the best ever heard here. Dec
Grafton in keeping with the Easter
season will create an atmosphere in
keeping with the program. Major
N. Clark Smiths arrangement of
'Crucifixion' for the full choir will be
rendered on this program. Ameri-
cas- best musical critics have pro-
nounced this number alone worth
travelling miles to hear. The con-
cert is at S:15 am. No one will be
seated during the rendition. The
admission is free. The concert is un-
der the personal direction of Mrs.
A. w. Johnson.
Two sermons next Sunday. In the
morning "Palm Weilders". In the ev-
ening, "Salvation's Small Army"
Work of demolishing the old par
sonage to make way for a new church
building, began last Monday. Watch
for our next move.
Leslie wild Gait Carter has gone
to the woods to train for another
fight. Of course. the boy has got a
manager now, who knows how to
train. But we venture that at his |
tender age, there con be overmuch of |
training for fighting purposes. But
men must have money-and the men |
who handle ambitious young fighters
are anxious to get their hands on a
roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Guilford were
in the city two days this week at
tending on the case of w. J. Muir
ray VS.. Mrs. Viola Murray. neighbors
of theirs in Judge Cards Court. Mr.. |
Aldrich represents M. Murray and |
Jas. W. Anderson represents the wife
In the case. A large number of Fern |
Hill folks are witnesses on one side
or the other.
Johnny BRIDGES, who was sent
from the hospital to the County Farm
sometime ago. is reported to be i'm
proving considerably. He can walk
a little and his hands are getting
more movement in the fingers.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
man and wife. clean and comfort
Rble. Call Madison 1882. Rate reas-
enable.
The Case of J. H. RYAN against
News-Tribune was called before
Judge E. d. Hodge, Tuesday. Mr..
Ryan denies that he is a Negro as
charged by the Tacoma newspaper.
He says he is Cherokee Indian and
Caucasian in blood. He is asking
fifty thousand dollars damages for
being called a Negro and chicken
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