The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-04-15

Williams Avenue Y. w. C. A
Vesper services last Sunday were /,
charge of Mrs. Cora Franklin. Rev
Pontus of the United Brethren
Church was the principal speaker ans
an interesting program was rendered
Among the Clubs using the buildine
this week were The Culture Club
The Ladies' Drill Team and the Harr,
Tubman Club. The High School Re
serves will give an indoor circus al
the Branch, April 20. The Blue Tri
angle Club held a splendid meeting
Monday at the home of Miss Ruth
MERCER. The next meeting will bs
held at the Branch. With Mrs. Waldo
Boyle, presiding, the Executive
Board of the Federation of Womer
held their meeting at h e Branch
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Margie
Danley, executive secretary was the
principal speaker Tuesday afternoon
before the Women's missionary so.
ciety Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Her subject was Grace Re.
lationship." Mrs. Dollie Paries rem
dered a beautiful solo on the occa-
sion. For vesper services Easter
Sunday, Mrs. J. ]. Paxton, general
secretary of the Bible Association
will be the principal speaker. A spe-
cial program has also been arranged.
Robert Laws has returned from
Texas where he spent several weeks
visiting his sister.
Miss Zelma Coker of Spokane, dur
ing her visit here. was the guest of
| Miss Barbars Hubbard.
The Spring fete given by the Gull
ture Club proved a grand success.
Edward Watson and Miss Elnora
Freeman were awarded first prize in
the Waltz contest.
Mrs. Arthur Nelson, in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her hus-
band, entertained number of his
friends with stag party at her home.
Forty friends attended the affair
during which delicious refreshments
Were served.
A large crowd was present Sunday
evening at Bethel A M. E. Church to
attend the exercises of Mt. Hood
Chapter o. E. S. No. 16 in celebra-
ton of Palm Sunday. Splendid SER
mon was preached by Rev. Runyon.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boil
len rendered them a surprise party
Tuesday evening in honor of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bollen were presented
by their friends with beautiful sill
yer platter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rutherford
received message with the sad intel
ligence of the death of their eldest
sen, W. H. Rutherford Jr., in Phil
adelphia, Pa. Besides his parents,
Mr.. Rutherford leaves a wife and
child and three brothers. The En-
terprise extends sincere sympathy to
the bereaved family.
The Friendship Club met Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Fuller in an interesting session. The
Fuller home has been the scene of
several charming social affairs lately.
Mrs. Cochrin entertained the young
er set Friday honoring Miss Carlot-
ia Mitchell who is leaving this week
for California. Mrs. Fuller was hos
tess at dinner Sunday at which COW
ers were placed for five. Mrs. Fuller
also entertained number of friends
Sunday evening with a delicious sup
per party. The home was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers for
each of these occasions.
The Literary Research Club, with
Mrs. s. Harris as hostess, will meet
Friday afternoon. April %, at the
Williams Avenue Y.
Mrs. Estelle Williams will be hos
tess Friday afternoon, April 22 for a
of the Culture Club which
has been successful in arranging their
contributions for National Headquar-
ters.
The Old Rose Club held a splendid
Thursday afternoon at the
Williams Avenue Y and extended a
royal welcome to their president who
has just returned from a trip.
Mrs. w. Bogel presided at the
of the executive counsel of
the Federated Women in an interest
ing session Tuesday afternoon at the |
Williams Avenue Y during which |
plans were outlined for their annual |
meeting in June and some valuable |
Information was given by Mrs. Ruth |
Flowers, State president.
mrs. Ruth Flowers and Mrs. H. |
Redmond recently were visitors at
he Multnomah Farm.
The reporters for the various
clubs are very prompt in reporting
he news and activities of their Club.
Their efforts are to be commended
md the Enterprise appreciates their
During the week messages were
eceived giving news of the death of
wo former residents of Portland.
Mrs. Lottie Lewis passed away Tues
lay evening in Seattle and her body
Irrived here Thursday for burial.
drs. Swanson, former resident here
Inder the name of Beckwith, drop
ed dead in Rampant, Alaska.
The April number of the Messen-
'er carries lively contribution by
frs. w. Boyle in the symposium con-
ucted by Club Women Of the Coun-
ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy entertained
number of friends with a party
aturday evening at their home.
Mrs. M. Simpson of Ashland. ac-
ompanied by her mother, Mrs. r. L.