The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
WILLIAMS AVENUE Y. w. c. A.

WILLIAMS AVENUE Y. w. c. A.
The branch is open daily from 10
a. m. 8 p. m. The FREELY Club is
rejoicing over receiving two letters,
a parasol and many interesting draw
ings in appreciation of the doll sent
on the doll friendship mission to
Japan. Miss M. Danley, executive
secretary, returned to her desk after
passing ten days at the Girl Reserve
conference at Seabeck, WASH, where
she was the contributor of eInter-
racial Thinking" For the last two
years Miss Danley has been sent by
the national board of the Y. w. C. A.
to Seabeck for the conference. She
spoke before a group of Girl Re-
serves at Rock Creek Camp Sunday
night and will address three other
such camps during the month. The
executive board of the n. A. A. C. p.
held special meeting in the club
rooms Thursday night.
Mrs. /. Irving of San Francisco.
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Gragg, has been the motive for MANY
social affairs daring her visit here.
Thursday of last week Mrs. ANDY
Ewing entertained at breakfast in
her honor. Tuesday night Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Garnett entertained at
cards for her pleasure, at which 16
guests were present. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Irving, A. Morton and
Mrs. r. Flowers. Mrs. S. Golden was
breakfast hostess Thursday morning
complimenting Mrs. Irving. Mrs. A.
j. Morton and Mrs. j. Braggs were
joint hostesses Friday night at
dancing party in honor of the guest
at the home of Mrs. Braggs.
Mrs. George Moore returned home
Sunday after a months visit in the
East.
Mrs. William Crawford and Thel-
ma Flowers motored to Bellingham
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Lola McCants was awarded
an introductory decree of divorce
from S. T. McCants of Seattle last
Wednesday, together with settle
ment.
Honoring Mrs. Marshall Lewis and
Mrs. +. Banks of Denver, who are
the house guests of their sister, Mrs.
Frances Turner, Mrs. George B.
Harden entertained at luncheon last
Wednesday, at which covers were
placed for IL. Mrs. Harden also
served tea in the afternoon from
to 6 for the pleasure of the guests.
Mrs. Z. Fife and her daughters,
Miss Laura and Miss Anna Louise
of Pueblo, who have been the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Con-
way, were the recipients of many
social courtesies during their stay
here. Among them were a motor trip
on the Columbia River Highway to !
Mount Hood. The Oregon Belle Drill
team complimented Mrs. Fife with a |
tea Sunday afternoon at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Turner. About so |
guests called during the afternoon. |
Miss Robena Brown and Jack Martin |
entertained at cards Monday night |
for her pleasure, at which time Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. w. Ingersoll and Walter
Parker were awarded prizes. Mrs. A. |
Morton was hostess at breakfast, at |
which covers were placed for eight.
Monday afternoon Mrs. c. Conway |
at cards for the pleasure
Of her nieces and Monday night they
we're guests of honor at a. dancing
party at the home of Miss Lenora
freeman. Miss Laura Fife is a teach
sr in West Virginia and Miss Anna
Fife will enter Oberlin this fall. Mrs.
Fife is one of Pueblo's prominent
business women, having charge of
he tea room for one of the largest
department stores in that city. Sum
lay afternoon the drill team present.
d Mrs. Fife with pretty silk lamp
hade. The guests left Tuesday for
Miss Ruth Falston of Seattle ar
lived in the city Monday for weeks
'isit with friends.
Mrs. Fred Bollen was hostess at
reakfast Friday morning compli-
nenting her daughter, Mrs. B. Ora
yelli of Oakland. Covers were
laced for IL. Mrs. Waldo Boyle en-
ertained at breakfast Saturday
norning for the pleasure of Mrs.
iravelli and Mrs. Hugh Bell of Los
angeles. Mrs. Hugh Harper enter
aimed at luncheon in their honor
covers being placed for IL.
1t cards following the luncheon
rizes were awarded Mrs. Marian
'rown and Mrs. Irene Braggs.
Mrs. G. p. Moore and son Phillip
eturned from Omaha Sunday, where
ney had been visiting friends.
Art students will be interested to
,arn that the two spreads and
air of pillow cases entered by Mrs.
J. r. Blackburn in the art exhibit
the Federation of Colored Wom-
ms Clubs here in June have been