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Tea This Afternoon
In Honor of Miss Pollard.

Miss Anne Pollard. whose marriage
to Mi Edwin Ely Adams will take
place Saturday. September 10, is the
guest in whose honor Miss Mildred
Whaley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Whaley, is entertaining at bridge
this afternoon. The company includes
Mrs. Arthur Gerald Logan Of Balti-
more, Mrs. Irving Hall. Mrs. William
II. Pollard. Mrs. Arthur Crane, Mrs.
Van Simmons, Mrs. Frank Rogers,
Mrs. Donald Wiley, Mrs. Louis Hum
phries, Mrs. Thomas A. Halsey, Mrs
William Fairfax Hall, Mrs. Harry
Gentner. Mrs. Adolph Richmond, Mrs.
Edward Dunn, Mrs. Frank d. Pollard,
Miss Sara Pollard, Miss Dorothy Mill
Ter, Miss Irma Baulsir, Miss Madeline
Brown, Miss Kathleen Lakeman, Miss
Amy Selby Miss Winifred White, Miss
Lena Allen. Miss Pauline Whitaker,
Miss Margaret Russell and Miss Eva
Cummins.
Additional guests are asked for tea
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WILLIAM MCGUIRE DEAD.

William Mcguire. IS years old, died
at his residence, 3410 Brown street,
yesterday after long illness. He
was q member of the Elks, Catholic
Knights of America and hte Holy
Name Society
He leaves two sons, Charles and
Carroll J. Mcclure; a daughter, Mrs.
Edward Shields; five grandchildren
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be in Mount Oliver Gene
terry.
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DEATH FROM GAS POISON
Robert Vaughn Second Victim Re-
ported in "a Hours.

With gas pouring from an open fix
ture. the body of Robert Vaughn, 25
years old. was found in bathroom at
489 N street southwest. early today.
Ernest Rollins, another roomer there,
made the discovery. The bathroom
window was closed and the door locked.
Coroner hewitt was notified.
Vaughn's death was the second from
gas here in "a hours, Mrs. Anna Pope,
SO years old, of 235 Tenth street
northeast having taken her life there
Yesterday afternoon. A maid broke,
into the quarters which Mrs. Pope and
her husband, A. l.. Pope, had just en-
gagged and found her overcome by gas
coming from the opened jets of a
range. The husband and Mrs. Pope's
mother, Mrs. r. L. Counts of 1873 E
street northeast, said the woman had
been i'll.
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SOCIETY
The Secretary and Mrs. Jardine Hosts
at Luncheon Today to Small Group
of Visitors From West.

| Britten are at Lisbon. Portugal, after
| spending three weeks at Vichy,
| France, and a couple of weeks at
| Biarritz. They will motor from Mad
rid to southern Spain before returning
| to Paris. They plan sailing for this
| country October II on the Leviathan.
Representative and Mrs. Parker
! Corning will be hosts at dinner this
| evening at Sea Urchins, their Summer
home, at Bar Harbor.
The newly appointed Minister from
| Cuba to Uruguay, Mr.. Luis Solano
| Alvarez, is passing a few days in
| Washington at the Mayflower before
| taking up his duties in Montevideo.
/ Mr.. Alvarez, who is accompanied by
| his son and daughter. Mr. Luis Solano
Alvarez. jr.. and Miss Margarita So
| lano, has just recently represented his
country in Central America.
Admiral and Mrs Cary T. Grayson,
who were at Saratoga for the races.
| have gone to Lenox, Mass, where
! they are at the Curtis Hotel over
Labor day.
Mr.. viii c. Barnes, assistant fores-
| ter. United States Forest Service, and
Mrs. Barnes have returned from the
w st and are in their apartment at
the Northumberland. Mr.. Barnes was
West on official business, which in
cluded trip through Texas.
Mrs. Barnes spent the Summer with
her sister in the pine-clad mountains
near Phoenix, Ariz.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. William Gibbs McAdoo. has gone
to Newport, where he is at the Viking
over Sunday and the holiday.
Former Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson and Miss Burleson will
arrive today in New York aboard the
Republic from Europe.
Canon and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes are entertaining house party
over Sunday and the holiday in their
Summer home Brook Farm at Lenox,
Mass. for their daughter, Miss Olivia
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Charles S. Coomes Dead.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ARDMORE, Nd, September 81
Charles S. Coomes died at his resi-
dence here this morning of heart
trouble. He was master painter,
born in Washington, D. c., and lived
in that city more than so years. After
retiring from business he took up his
residence in Ardmore.
He leaves besides his wife, who
was Miss Hulda Imhos, son, j.
Raymond Coomes Of this place and
one grandchild
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reporte,
0 the Health Department in the past q
hours:
William N and Mary H. Gibson, girl.
Jesse c. and Helen +. Houston, girl.
". G. and, Lula A. Dom, girl.
Henry and Ida V. Burch. boy.
Luciano and Josephine Chillani, boy.
Roy p. and .Ogla Fisher. boy.
Emanuel and Sophie Glazos, boy.
George l.. and Vera " Myers, boy.
Len and Lee Ton. girl.
Herman and jamie Darden, boy
Zaachalah and Hazel Jackson. boy.
Alfred V. and Mary Scott boy
Asbury and Moxine Holmes. boy.
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Deaths.

FRANKLIN. Members of John r. Cook
9Th and virginis ave i se e." SUNDAY, Sep:
tember 4. 1890 am. to attend the fu-
fRsa f our tr 59'heF Bsps;
Church 3rd st between d and Z SITS. ne,
Sunday seOtep PRFt 4 at Z Il & s oIGlocWk NJ
RoBr. W. PIN IkEEf s s. SALh' w. :"
KIMBALL. On Friday. September 2. 1927;
Ct Emergency eaS Hospital GATHA,RlKN,E
Monday September 5. at o'clock at
Blessed Sacrament Church. A.
LOwNDEs. Departed this life August 81,
LoWNDEs, deYoted brot Rsp''a 81 GeTtrHds
Johnson. He leaves to mourn number
DAY, septsmbsr :. . trsm John F + Rhines 1
Co. funeral chapel 3rd and | SITS. s.w.
MA" a,er on Tnefday sD.em b Ebw2sRR
hand Ran 8 kush M MI m May and father o.
HON home re- 29o1 I'm n st; nv. Taesday; Sep:
ton National Cemetery at 2:30 pm.
WLLAM 6e9Yea husband Of the late
gn Monday. september 5: al $40 am;
Hs4: n Gs29 N Nsai'' o fRS fs?s:
MITCHELL. On Thursday. September 1.
P f ri after long 9s Ill illness HATTIE baTdId
husband, Henry j, Mitchell; devoted
!sastsf% Ma Aee Gorha q 'V SeS
York. and two nieces. Nancy Darden and
FP5s Pf sSnda and nHSr OF oheEt
& 6o6 Z; ci Friends invited infsrmsns HsF;
MITCHELL. FIecta Cbapter. No. g. O. E.
viii please meet at ST. LgSes Baptist Is
Peaa SpR9ay ssPsf0 q Lazy
orosr Oh MA WI hs% c9EEMAS E 4! P.
BLANCHE COGHILL. Hon. Sec'y. 8
NEWMAN. Departed this life Thursday.
after Short Fl illness lines 4 Bertha NEWMAN
She Leaves to mourn , six sister, one
funeral chapel. Bird and SITS. s.w. Notice
of funeral later.
hospital Rss leE1 St At Ns's IF E ss
Bailey Ball an Mrs. D Loaise Biilinssley. Alice and
par Z az 9th and SIS
NOR MORNING Ru'S e' odoet RELATIVES snnsas
friends invited.
RIGGS. On Friday. September 2. 1922, at
LAwRAS0N RIGGS in the 87th year Of
her age. daughter OF, the late George Wash
ington Riggs and Janet Sheldon Riggs.
Funeral from St. Matthews Church on
Monday September 5. at 10 am. New
York and Baltimore papers please copy.)
STREETS. Passed away THURSDAY o ssgteTT-
STREETS. beloved husband Of Martha W.
Streets and father Of ,Almira. L; Streets.
10th st. NV. Funeral Sunday. .Septemher
4, at 80 p m, from Shiloh Baptist CHURCH.
Rev. j. Milton Waldron officiating. Re-
mains will not be opened in church. Sc
STREETS. The Christus Attacks Relief
Association announces the death of brother
JOHN H. STREETS, and that the funeral
will be held on Sunday September 4. 1927.
at 80 pm. from Shiloh Baptist Church.
Members assemble at church.
]. C. BURLLs sec'y.
WESTON. Departed this life Wednesday.
August 81. 1927. at $50 o'clock pm.
KATE WESTON. wife of William Weston.
Remains can be seen at 216 d st. NV,
from 4 80 pm. Saturday until IL O'Clock
Sunday. September 4.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

FUTURE.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
meet at Glen Echo tomorrow, $3.50
pm, for a hike along the towpath
to lock 8, then to Cabin John via
Conduit road. No campfire. j.
Francis Harold, leader.
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Phelps Stokes. The guests include
Miss Joan Prentice, Miss Sylvia Brew
ster and Mr.. Samuel McH. Hamill of
Princeton, and Mr.. Thomas La Forge
and Mr. Amos Wilder of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

Miss Matte Oettinger, Miss Amelia
Oettinger and Mr.. Albert Oettinger
have left Washington for a motor trip
to Philadelphia and New York.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have peen reported
hours:
Robert II. Lucas. SO. 947 Massachusetts,
Joanna Harlow. 62. 1874 Park place me-
;, Samuel s. Bowman. rs. United States Sol
diers Home Hospital
Rebecca Davenport 49, $50 Twenty first
st.
Amelia e. Fitch, 10. Home for Incurables.
Catherine A. Kirkpatrick. ~, Little Sisters
of the Poor Hospital.
Hospital
Mary Milana. 81, e32 Massachusetts ave.
Tena GYM IS, e5ls36, 11th st.
Etfie R. Powers, As. Garfield Hospital.
ptal.
r, Harold Savage. 81. Walter Reed General
Helen Z. Guthrie, 0, Children's Hospital.
Sarah Young, "A, 5S43 Eastern ave- ne.
Hospital.
Shridin L. Grant, 30. Garfield Hospital.
Martha Sorrell. IA, Freedmen's Hospital
louis Z. Eortune: months. 1880 3rd st.
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Miss Kathleen Kline's
Engagement sAnnOunced Today.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Gruver
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Kathleen Kline, to Mr..
Adrian John Aten of Garden City,
Long Island. The wedding will take
place this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

Mrs. Dean Berger and her daughter
Miss Constance Berger of Chicago
have arrived in Washington for a visit
and are at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hamilton OF
Atlanta arrived today at the Willard
for few days visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

Mrs. Margaret Nottingham of
England, who is spending a few days
in Washington, was the honor guest
at luncheon today at the Willard
Hotel, when Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle
acted as hostess. There were about
30 guests in the company.
Mr.. w. Alan Richardson, son of
Consul and Mrs. Elliott Verne Rich =
ardson. stationed at Karachi, India,
will return to Harvard University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

tn HE Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Jardine entertained
informally at luncheon today,
their guests being q small
group of personal friends from
the Middle West who are spending a
few days in Washington.
Mrs. Jardine and her daughter, Miss
Marion Jardine, returned last evening
from New York, where Mrs. Jardlne
Joined her daughter earlier in the
week. Miss Jardine motored to New
York several weeks ago with the
Misses Huston, whose guest she has
been since then.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treas
urv and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills enter
tanned a company at dinner last even
ing at Ocean View, their place at
Newport.
Minister of Persia
Host at Dinner Last Night.
The Minister of Persia. Mira Da-
YOU'D Khan Meftah. entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of Mr..
A A Kiachief, the commercial attache
of the legation. Following the dinner,
the Minister presented Mr.. Kiachief
with the coronation medal of his i'm
perlai majesty. the Shah or Persia
which was conferred upon him for
special services rendered at the Inter
national Sesquicentennial Exposition
at Philadelphia.
Senator, William H. King will come
today from his home in Utah and will
be Joined in Washington by Mrs. King,
who will return from their place, Glad
brook Farm, at New Ashford. Mass.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A.
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after spending the season in Wash
ington.
DR.. Joseph H. Bryan, who has been
spending his vacation at Lake Placid
Club. N. Y, has returned to Wash
ington.
Miss Lucille Fluckey accompanied
by Miss Miriam Latterner, left
Thursday for a weeks stay with
friends in New York and Long Island,
after which they will go to Asbury
Park, N. j., to join Miss Fluckey's
mother. Mrs. /. N. Fluckey, who is at
the Monterey. They will return. to
Washington in about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. w. Thrush
are spending two weeks at the
Breakers Hotel, Wildwood Chest,
N. j.
DR.. James A. Flynn has returned
to this country from France, where
he attended the University of
Bordeaux.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson, who spent a
few days in Washington this week
has left for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. A. Bullock of
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y, are spending
the week end in Washington and are
at the Willard Hotel.
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Miss Virginia Staub
Is Visiting at West Point.

Miss Virginia Reese Staub, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Staub, left
Wednesday for West Point, where she
will be the guest of her uncle and aunt
for two weeks. Miss Staub returned
to Washington last week after spend
ing eight weeks at Camp Matoaka.
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Minister of Persia
Host at Dinner Last Night.

Representative and Mrs: Fred A
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Former Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson and Miss Burleson will
arrive today in New York aboard the
Republic from Throne
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PETER II. WELCH. w. NJ.
ALLAN A. c. GRIFFITH. Sec'y.

COOMES. Suddenly, on Friday, September
2. 1927 at his residence. Ardmore, Md.
CHARLES s.. beloved husband of Hulda
Coomes (nee Imhos). Notice of funeral
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Former Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. William Gibbs McAdoo. has gone
to Newport, where he is at the Viking
over Sunday and the holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03

TT was such a bright Spring morn
ing, birds singing in every shrub.
the flowers nodding "good-morn-
L ing" to the sun, that 1t seemed as
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DAVIS. On Friday, september 2. 1927. at
9:20 am, MYRA PAWS. aged 20 years.
Funeral services Monday. September 5.
at 2:30 pm. at ia Adams st. NV.
Friends and relatives invited.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
Pocatello, idaho
A. A. Banks, Jr., Reporter

Services good ut both churches
Sunday. Pastor, Rev. T. A. Patter-
son at both hours, morning and even
ing. Pastor Rev. A. A. Banks of
Bethel Baptist Church preached from
the following subjects, IL am, "The
Great Undertaking Company; 8
nm. safety First, AT 3 pm,
Pastor Banks baptized seven happy
new recruits. One addition, Deacon
Price of Rock Springs, Wyo. The
picnic under the auspices of the Sun
day School, Brother Il. j. Harris,
supt. was quite a treat Saturday at
Mink's Creek.
Sister Peariine Smith, president az
B. Y. p. U. is very hopeful of the
future prospects of the B. Y. p. U.
Pastor Banks, with a great many mes
sengers are making ready to attend
the National Baptist convention al
Denver, Colo, September 7-l2.
Mrs. Agnes Fryer and Mrs. Jennie
V. Willes left Monday to spend q
few weeks at Yellowstone Park Miss
Lillian Miles and Miss Mary Miles
of Dallas, Texas stopped over Sun.
day enroute TO Portland, Oregon. and
Canada on their vacation While IN
the city they stopped with Pastor
Mrs. Clemie Battles has nearly re
covered from her very serious attack
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
Sioux Falls, So. Oak
Mrs. E. c. Collins, Reporter

At the regular monthly meeting
of the st. Johns Church, Thursday
evening the members voted to give
Rev. Withers, the pastor a vacation
beginning en- the eighteenth. He is
planning on attending the National
Baptist Convention which will con-
vene in Detroit. Services were well
attended last Sunday. Among the
visitors present we're: Mrs. Harrison
Abbott Brookings. S. D., Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Vann, Omaha, Mr.. Will
liams, Sioux City and Mr.. Bass Book
err of this city. The Missionary cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs. Marie
Monkey Tuesday evening. The
Brotherhood will render program
at Riverside Church Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Kinkade of
Wilberforce, Ohio are in the city, the
guest of the brother and family, DR..
and Mrs. j. T. Morrow. a E~H
Mr.. and Mrs.J. N. Vann and little
son from Omaha, are in the city visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warden. They
motored one dav this week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitfield at
Marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Harris of Des
Moines have moved to the city and
expect to reside here indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Crowder enter
tanned OF dinner Sunday evening hon
bring Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. kinkade,
Mrs. Ida Morris and Mrs; c. M. Pill
lows of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Addie Taylor Of Wisconsin,
sister of Mrs. M. Greer, passed thru
the city this week and stopped for a
short visit before leaving for Okla
homa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Abbott and Miss
Madge Berre of Brookings motored
here last Sunday and passed the day
visiting friends.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
Vancouver, B. c.
Jack Clark. Reporter

Wilberforce Lodge No. 9141, G.
U. o. o. F., held its annual election
of officers last week. The following
members we're elected I:
George Harden, noble grand; Clar-
ence Lee, vice noble grand George
Paris, past noble grand; H. w. Car
ter, noble father; w. Delaney, elec-
tive secretary; J. Landnay, warden ;
Charles T. White, permanent secre-
tary.
The Vancouver Endeavor Club
met with Mrs. Gertrude Waters at
the La Craig Beauty Parlors. The
afternoon was passed discussing bus
mess affairs. Mrs. Clifford FREQ
man of Portland, Ore, and Mrs. Hill
of Ladner, B. C.,4were visitors. Mrs.
Hill gave the members some wonder
full ideas on carrying out the clubs
program of work. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Theodore Estes.
Mrs. John King Jr. of Calgary is
visiting her mother and sisters, Mrs.
H. Brooks and Mrs. Gist.
Mrs. Mcdonald Wilson and Mrs.
Gertrude Waters are reported i'll.
Among weekend visitors to the
city were Richard Green of Toronto,
w. H. Modesty of Winnipeg, M. Yer
non of Seattle, Miss r. l.. Lee of
Bastrop, Texas, and w. A. Nicely of
Seattle.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
Los Angeles, Cal.
By Emma Lue Sayers

Mrs. Cassll Alexander's card party
Saturday morning at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Smallwood, honoring Mrs.
Irene Garrett of Kansas City and
Mrs. Marjorie Abbott of Tuskegee,
was lovely affair. Mrs. Garrett
carried away first prize, Mrs. Pearl
Hardwick second and the copsola-
ton went to Mrs, Corinne Smith.
0ut-of-town guests included Mrs.
De Claybrook and Mrs. Laura Thorn
as of Cincinnati.
James h. Lowe and his manager,
Jimmie Smith, attended the Amer
] lean Legion convention az Santa
Barbara and are visiting for few
days at San Francisco and Oakland,
where both are well accounted.
Mr.. nd Mrs. A. C. Hill have re-
turned to, the, city from Yosemite
Valley and Johns Forest. Mrs. Hill
is president of the Phys-Art-Lit-Mo
Club and is taking a much needed
rest while the club is closed for the
summer.
Mrs. James de Priest Aston of
Council Bluff, Iowa, was entertained
with a lovely luncheon at La Repub-
lican tea room by Mrs. Camille Fits
giles. Covers were placed for the
guest of honor, Mrs. f.. Birdie
Smith, Mrs. Mae Hobson, Mrs. Ethel
Jones and the hostess. After the
luncheon Mrs. Fitseiles took her
guests to the Criterion Theater.
Last Saturday night the Business
Girls Club of the Y. w. c. A. sur
prised their secretary, Mrs. leila NJ.
Taylor with a miscellaneous shower
at her newly built home on East
l15th st. About 80 were present
and the evening was passed at dane
ing.
Mrs. Anna +. Guess entertained
the young soprano Miss Robin Stokes
and her l2-year-old accompanist,
Miss Helen Dundee, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Dundee with dinner party
at Christians Tavern, She was as
sisted by Miss Harriet Jones. Other
guests were Mrs. II. King, Miss En-
ma Lue Sayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their Taylor, little Miss Beulah Terry,
Henry Strickland, Welch Cockrell, j.
| A. Carrothers. The Dundees and Miss
Stokes will leave for the homes at
Spokane, Wash, SATURDAY morning
by automobile. v
Now that "Out of the Past" is over
Mrs. Lillian j. Craw and her hand
some young son, Floyd c. Covington
are Just as busy filling social en-.
gagements and find themselves dated
up day and night. Friday night the
A. Z. o. U. T. Club will entertain Sc
guests with BANQUET in their honor
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Elmer G.
Bartlett will pour tea and receive
| 200 or more for them. Roy .healey
will give a supper party nel~ weei
and Mrs. w. II. Terry will take the
distinguished visitors and two dozer
friends to the park for days outinl
and an old-fashioned spread
i George S. Grant, realty broker
and secretary-treasurer of the loca
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
is recuperating from a recent i'll
ness and has gone to the cool 'erri
tory of the Monterey penn=SIa al
Pacific Grove. Leon Whitaker, Car
Gross and Frank Savington will have
charge of the office during his alb
sence.
Since the announcement of Juliu
Bledsoe's coast engagement with tn
Emperor Jones company in the fall
Angelencs are looking forward witt
interest to his appearance. Few Ne
gro actors come this way and Mr.
Bledsoe is an unusual favorite.
Miss Manila l.. Owens is yet con
fined to her bed and her social cal
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-12
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lulu B. McCsbe, Reporter

At the Sunday morning service at
Wayman Chapel Rev. w. c. White
preached from the subject, "The Full.
fillment of Duty toward God and
Man" Evening service, Safety in
Repentance. ~
The Official Board met Monday
evening and decided to put on Q Men
and Women's Rally beginning Sun.
day, August 14th, the object being to
raise the finances needed to end the
Conference year.
Tuesday evning, Aug. I'd, the Mite
Missionary Society- was entertained
at the home CT Mrs. Lulu McCabe
Twenty-four ladies' were present an(
listened to an interesting lecture BY
Mr.. d. w. Spaulding (white) of Sc.
attic, Wash, who recently finished
law course at the University OF
Washington. His talk was on water
less cooking as pertaining to good
health and food served was by this
method The lecture was thorough.
ly ENJOYED bv all present.
Miss Jean Spinks of Council Bluffs
Ia, arrived in the city Monday mcrn.
ing, Aug 1st for a months visit with
ilCI SiolCIs htSs pOldCS Oiiibi'
Miss Dorothy Watts arrived home
Monday evening from Helena where
she enjoyed a delightful visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thompson anC
family of Kalispell. Mont, stopped
over for brief visit while enroute t.
their home after an extended motol
| tour to the East and South.
Mr.. Thompson is an Gncle of Mrs
r. Moller, who resides at the Hi
lands Country Club. .fa
Mr.. L. P. Somerville has gone t,
Butte, Mont, to attend the Gr1n,
] odge Of, Masous, Colorado Jurisdic
ton which is now in session.
Mrs. GLADYS Smith had. for Dime
ruests Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Horac
| Smith and Miss Jean Sinks.
Mrs. Mary Reed who has been o.
the sick list recently, is reported bet
ter.
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| to 1884.