The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-30
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. E. Anderson. Reporter

Miss Thelma Chase, of Butte,
Mont, niece Of Mrs, Yates, Is spend
ing the holidays with relatives.
Miss frankie Donohoo, OF Butte,
Mont. is the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Porter during the
holidays. Rev. +. l.. Donohoo, of
! Butte, en- route to the Coast cities,
| stopped over Monday evening with
MIR. and Mrs. s, II. Porter.
Little Fredrosa Martin is spend
! ing the holidays with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson, of Brier
! Hearst.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watkins
were hosts. at their home Christmas
! at four-course dinner honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greene and
son, Joseph. The rooms were made
attractive with yuletide decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Collins enter
! tanned at a Christmas dinner party
Sunday afternoon at their home.
| The huge family tree, laden with
gifts from a powder puff to seal
skin coat, was colorfully lighted for
the Riddles table nearby. The mel
low light of tapering candles af-
| forded light and helped adorn the
/
/ fairly groaned with two large tur-
keys and all the goodies that go
With It, Covers were laid for six
! teen. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Major w. Brown, of Ia
coma.
Attorney c. r. Anderson, of Be-
attic. was house guest of his par
ents, Mr., aud Mrs. Geo. e. Ander-
son. Christmas day. A five-course
family dinner was served with COW
ers placed for Attorney C. X. An
derson. Mrs. A. c. Houston and the
host and hostess. Attorney Ander-
/ son returned to Seattle Monday.
|, The T. S. Rogers quartet sang
several groups of songs on Christ
mas day at the annual Christmas
luncheon of the Spokane City club.
Ed Hood, a member of the quartet,
sang a bass solo, which won big ap-
plause.
i, Mr.. T. S. Rogers entertained on
Monday afternoon at Hope, Idaho,
Spokane Lodge No. 4794, Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows, held
its annual and quarterly elections
last Monday night at its hall. Annual
officers. are DR.. l.. G. Fulp, w. t.;
Lee Il. Bass, w. c.; George L. An
derson, P. s.; James Whitley, advo-
cate. Quarterly officers are Morris
Walden, N. G.; j. H. Thompson, ".
G.; Dolph Pierce, +. S.; Thomas Dill
lard, N. F.; John johnson, p. N. r.
John w. Jones, p. N. G.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. E..
B. Reed, pastor--The Christmas pro-
gram for Sunday was: organ pre-
lude, In the Garden; chorus, Joy to
the World; scripture reading and in
vocation by the pastor; chorus, ST.
lent Night; instrumental solo, Miss
Marjory Hemphill, When Twilight
Comes; Christmas, Miss Lille Bass;
Hank! the Herald Angels Sing, Miss
Viola Saunders. Attorney Clarence
X, Anderson of Seattle gave an adj
dress, Christmas When | Was a
Boy" William Caldwell, Negro spir-
itual; Holy Bible reading, Faithless
Joe, Mrs. +. B. Reed; solo, Nazareth,
Mrs. Edward Edmonson; instrument
tai solo, Nearer NY God to Thee,
Mrs. INA Broussard; anthem, Wings
of Dove; Christmas in Canada, j.
Standifer, wife and little son; Give
Thanks and Sing, Z. Edmondson; solo
"Christ's WILL" Rev. E. B. Reed T;
solos, A Rolling Stone and Troubled
in Mind, Earl Coates. The numbers
in the morning service at IL o'clock
were, anthem, Love Divine, Lead Me,
Negro spiritual; solo, Star of the
East, Mrs. Viola Saunders; duet,
Home on High, Mrs. Irene. Hagen
and Mrs. Catherine Edmonson. The
B. Y. p. u. members gave many ex-
cellent numbers Christmas.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. C.
8, Clements, pastor.-The choir rem
dered special Christmas numbers at
both services. Attorney Clarence r.
| Anderson of Seattle gave an inspir-
ing talk to the young people at Sun
day school. In his remarks he told
, them how happy he was to. spend his
Christmas at his own home town and
with his parents. The, election OF
, trustees resulted as follows: J. H
Black, L. w. Sims, Charles Hols.
claw, j. A. Cravens, j. Jordan, r. l.
/ Derrick, DR.. J. II. Stephens and Ear
, Dundee.
The event of interest to Spokane
society's youngest set is the an
: nouncement of the engagement OF
? Miss Emmetta Mae Reed, daughter
: of the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett B
: Reed, to Edward Jones, son of Mrs
Fannie Jones of Yakima, who for
| merly were residents of SPOKANE
several years ago before moving t.
Yakima. The marriage will be sol
v emnized at Yakima during the weel
: of January 10. Mrs. Z. b. Reed viii
accompany her daughter to Yakima
a where the couple will reside. n
News was received Thursday o,
a the death of Mrs. Minnie Wagner a
J. her home at Los Angeles. She was /;
!, resident of Spokane some years be
A fore moving to California.
4 Mr.. Brooks, Mrs. ID. Hilbert, Mo
ther Thornton and Mother Smith ar,
reported i'll.
Mrs. William Nicolan received tn
news of the death of her father a
St.tLouis, Mo.