The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11


living in Alberta on East 21st Street
North.
Mrs.>T Watson and small sons Of
Chicago, Ill.,, are visiting with DR..
son is DIR. Merriman's daughter.
Mrs. Marion Simpson left Satur-
day evening for her home in Ashland.
Ore.
Mrs. w. A. Reed was the breakfast
guest of Mrs. Flo Fuller, Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Garfield Clark who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. D'Jenne for
the past few months is regaining his
health splendidly.
Mr.. S. Golden is greatly improved
after a recent illness.
Mrs. M. Johnson was hostess FRI
day for the meeting of the Culture
Club. Mrs, Broggs is club hostess
tonight at her home in Irvington.
africa" is the topic for discussion.
Miss Cope, missionary from Africa
will be the speaker for the after
noon.
We are proud to note that Mr..
Wyatt w. Williams is now a prac-
ticing attorney-at-law having been
recently admitted to the bar of the
state of Oregon. Mr.. Williams has
put in many hours of hard work to
accomplish his aim and we heartily
congratulate him.
Mrs. Cora Fraulin, o, F. C. w.
chairman on Education, arranged a
splendid program for Thursday even
ing at the Williams Ave. Y. w. c. A.
The young people were the guests
of the Federation. Fuller details will
be in next weeks issue.
Many letters and verbal words of
praise have been received compli-
menting the newsy Portland, Oregon
notes.
Club women, pay your dollar for
Headquarters! Clubs, send in your
twenty-five dollars! Subscribe to
your National Notes. Last months
issue teens with interest. Miss X.
Lewis, agent, will take care of your
subscription and Miss Cosby. state
chairman of National Headquarters,
will tell you about the headquarters
plan. National Headquarters will
stand as a monument to the Negro
women of America. 1t is dedicated
to the unknown future.
Mrs. Geo. Hardin, popular cater
ess, had charge of the serving of
the Williams Ave. Y. w. C. A. BAN
quet recently and so much praise and
| favorable comment has been heard
that we add ours also. 1t was ham,
died perfectly, with quiet and dis
| patch. Mrs. Hardin is one of the
highest paid caterers in the city.
The Birthday Matron's club is en-
| joying splendid meetings at the Will
liams Ave. Y. w. c. A. Mrs. G. w.
Smith was birthday hostess recently.
Miss Cosby, Oregon chairman of Ma
tional Headquarters spoke at this
meeting.
Mrs. J. F. Moreland and Mrs. Jack
son were pleasant visitors at the Lit
erary Research Club last Friday ev-
ening. Mesdames Winifred Cochri1
Julia Strawder. and Stella Harris
! joined the club at this meeting. To-
night the club meets at the Williams
| Ave. Y. w. G. A., Mrs. C. Bell, hos
tess. Readings will be given from
Countee Cullen's "Color."
The Harriet Tubman Club met at
the Williams Ave. Y. w. C. A. Mon
day under the capable leadership of
1
expects to swing back into its for
mer busy stride. Mrs. Cautrell is re-
porter for the club.
The Rosebud Study Club met with
Mrs. H. Robinson Wednesday after
noon at her home in Irvington. Mrs.
Morton gave an interesting talk on
the high lights of her three months
trip south. Mrs. Crosswhite gave
some interesting points of her trip
to Columbia, Mo. Mrs. Ella Morton
will be hostess next week at the
home of Mrs. Blackburn. The con-
stitution of the United States will be
the topic.
The Progressive Art Club met with
Mrs. VIM. Diez, in Waverly Heights,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Eula Ami
hony, president, presided.
Mrs. B. ]. Fuller and Mr.. Geo.
Godfrey are spending a few days at
st. Martins Springs.
Mrs. Berry Finseley reports love-
ly trip to Seattle Washington last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Marshall en-
tertained few friends informally
Monday evening after the marriage
of Mr.. Boxer Kirk and Miss Lucy
Williams in honor of the bride and
groom. A delightful time was en-
joyed.
The concert sponsored by Mr.. A.
Harris at Bethel church. was a sue
cess. Mr.. Harris presented Mr.. t.
L. Evans, baritone of Tacoma, Wn.
Miss L. johnson, also of Tacoma,
was the accompanist. Miss Lottie
Johnson gave delightful readings.
The affair was for Miss Lollie Dale,
Joymaker queen contestant.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Saturday night; mo-
Their and daughter doing nicely.
Mrs. Geo. Hardin, on behalf of the
Rosebud Study Club wishes to thank
each and everyone who contributed
so generously to the success of the
whist tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Waters of Cor
wallis, Ore, have returned to their
home, having been forced to move
to hotel while the flood conditions
were prevailing in Southern Oregon,
their home being on the banks of
Willamette River.