The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06
San Francisco-Oakland
Mrs. Lena NJ. Parker, reporter
Phone Walnut 6430


Miss Tabythia Anderson who has
been visiting friends and relatives in I
New Mexico for the past month ar
rived home for the holidays. aih
Rev. Frank Churchill who is past
oring in B. C. since September was
called to his home in Marysville upon
the passing of his mother who was
laid to rest Tuesday, Dec. 81. Before
returning to his field of labor Rev.
Churchill willIstop over in San Fran
cisco and worship at Bethel Sunday,
Jan. 8. i5
The Glass Defense Fund Dance |
Monday, Jan. 2, given by the Nor
thern California Branch N. A. A.
C. p, at Elk's Hall, Oakland, was
success. The occasion carried the
day, the other organizations subsid-
ing for the great cause of humanity
to reach It's goal. If you did not att
tend, please forward the price of, "a
| ticket.
On Friday, Dec. %, colored Chill
dren were guests at Christmas tree
rtertainment fostered by. the ladies
of the Nine. c. j. Walker Club. Re-
| freshments were served and donated
by the generous spirited Eliza A.
Warner Club ladies' \
The Eliza A.. Warner Club distrib-;
\ uted well filled baAkets of food to the
sick and needy on Christnlas.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E, L. Drisdom of Ala
media were Christmas week end guests
lof Mr. snd Mrs. j. H. Mansfield at
i the Christmas dinner. Miss MargaE,
ct &C. Roberts, ,supt. of Nine. Y. .;
Walker home was also included
among the honored guests.
Monday, Dec, rs, Misses, Alma and
Harriet Smith were at home to a
! number of their relatives and friends
at their beautiful home in San jose,
| the occasion was a delightful dinner
\ party. arI-ys .Ftrs.
y Mr.. Ellsworth Duminie of Sacra-
lmento was the Christmas house guest
: of his brother and sister-in-law Of
San Francisco. i1. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Curry are
now comfortably Gomiciled in their
beautiful new home cn Anderson. st.
Mrs. Stella Porter who has been
: spending the summer visiting rela-
ltivss, Prof, and Mrs. c. E1Holland in
Atlanta, Georgia, returned in, time to
spend the delightful holidays at home
!. Prof. Holland. is instructor of music
, at Clarke University.
Among the social events of the
yuletide season which seemed to have
lasted indefinitely was the New
J Years party given by Mrs. U. 7
King and Mrs. Gertrude Marshall ~
, the home of Mrs. t. C. King, 143s
Broderick st. Nearly 100 guests
were present. The jolly youngsters
then moved on to Mrs. H. H. Jack
sons, 1865 Washington St., finally
concluding their merriments at hap
nv birthday partv given in honor o.
Mr.. George M. King of Berkeley.
, Thursday, December 10Th, Mrs
4 Adele Laadry, rendered about 35 O.
; her friends with delightful birthda!
surprise party at her home 1882 La
, puna st. Candles were issued into tn
! room while the guests were beinl
Y served. "a
r The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
/. Oscar Antonio have been anxiousll
), yipilant concerning their recent Ill
s ness. Mr.. Antonio is well on the roa'
! TO recovery and Mrs. Antonio is We
q quite i'll. 49,
a Sargent and Mrs. J. Covingtor
e 1910 Scott ST., had as their Dime
!. guests on New Years Day, Rev. an
/, Mrs. Nelson PRYOR and mother, Mr.;
l. Edwards and niece.
{, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitshugh Foster, wer
l. at home to a number of their youn
Is friends Mondsy evening, Jan. z.
j. delightful buffet supper was served
- plans were laid for organizing
e Tennis club. 80
Is Miss Minnieola Love was at HON
r to a number of her friends on Me-
# Years Eve. I.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubian Wysinger an
l. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Corners of Fowle
N Cal, were guests of friends and rel'
4, tiyes in San Francisco and Oaklan'
during the holidays. w 8.
r. start the year 1928 right and sui
s. scribe for The Enterprise, one yea
8. SO. 100; 6 months, SIPS. San Fra
~ ciseo and Oakland agent, call Waln'
III 6480.s
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