The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-10
TACOMA, NEWS SECTION
Phone Main 2543

The Christian Mutual Aid and
Burial Society Board met at the
Bethlehem Baptist Church Wednes-
day evening last to transact i'm
portant business. The Rev. M. Sto-
vail, who Is the moving spirit in this
new organization, is putting forth
every effort to establish the society
upon business-like basis.
M. Mercier has taken over the old
Portland Hotel and expects to re-
model 1t into first-class motel for
persons who travel. Mr. Trial, our
splendid carpenter, has been engag-
ed to do the remodelling and ac-
cording to reports some very extern
sive improvements will be made
there by Mr.. MERCER.
Miss Lucy Guayle, aged IL,
daughter of Sergeant Gayle of 18th
and M. Sts., was confirmed by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Edward ]. O'Dea of
the Catholic Diocese of Seattle,
Sunday afternoon at p. m. along
with a class of ~ Italian children
at the church of st. Rita on Sim
worth Avenue. Mrs. A. l.. Buck
acted as godmother.
Mr.. Edward Montgomery is to be
congratulated upon his new estab-
lishment, 1928 Commerce St., The
Elite Barbershop. He is making
every effort to keep this place de-
cent and free from loud noises and
offensive conversation. Mr.. X. An
derson and Mr. Morton are the bar
bers.
Mrs. II. Tumlin has improved so
as to be out again. Mother Turner
is quite sick.
Mrs. M. L. Gardner of the Malaga
Hotel is a go-getter. She has made
this place quite attractive and keeps
il in first-class condition She is a
very wide-awake and busy woman.
She was sick for Is long months
and practically helpless and before
having quite recovered she took
over this place, refurnished it and
thoroughly cleaned and renovated
1t and made it a place where any
person can stay and be well treated.
An old saying is that woman
is known by the husband she keeps.
If that is so. some women are very
poorly known.
Mr. Chas. Castle, the psychoana-
lyst. is very anxious to give a lee
ture upon character reading. Open
for social sessions of lodges and
other societies. He lectures at SO
Broadway Tuesday evenings.
The Old Pioneer Banquet will
take place Wednesday evening, May
30, and not Monday. May 81. There
was an error in the make up last
week. Decoration day. No one will
be admitted without ticket. In
order to know how many will be
present is the reason. They don't
want to buy too much. Get your
tickets early.
Mr. S. Peter De Bow, former
editor and owner of the Searchlight.
spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday
in the city looking after the inter-
ests of his Book, entitled who's
Who" He reports much success.
Sergeant John Buck and Mrs.
Buck have the SWEETEST new Buick.
The Sergeant spends some time
shining il up. II sure looks pretty.
Quite a few of our people are rid
Ing now.
Mrs Hathaway, mother of Mrs.
Lucy Smith, removed last Saturday
from her old place few doors
south on X st.
Mr.. II. NJ. Terry and two of his
sons are holding down their new
jobs at the new store of Montgom-
cry e. Ward on Broadway. The
father and sons are working hard
to get things in shape. II is esti-
mated that 10000 persons inspected
the new store on the opening days,
Friday and Saturday last.
Cassia Lodge, F. A. & M. No. s..
will give free evening card party
at Elks Hall. 1929 Tacoma Ave,
Tuesday night, May Is. Free to all