The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-26

The Rose Bud Study Club whist
tournament ended last Wednesday
with the affair a decided success.
Musical selections were given by
Miss Edna Kitrell and Mr.. Bridges.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Billie. Cartwright, first, silver
water pitcher; Mrs. Timer, second,
silver card tray; Mrs. Hazel Cage,
consolation, copy of Hoyle's rules and
a score card pad.
Miss Clifford McClain was heartily
received in a song recital Thursday
evening at Bethel A, NJ. E. Church.
The program was splendid and the
singer was given an ovation. Mrs.
Jessie Edwards was the accompanies.
Samuel Smith, brother of Mrs. II.
Gilmore and Ted Mullen son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Mullen have arrived
for an indefinite stay.
Master Holman Crawford recently
won q foursome at Illahee Golf Club
and will play match in the Waverly
Junior Class.
y Mrs. W. Hurd of Chicago is ex-
pected this week on visit to her
neice, Mrs. Elma Flowers.
Carl Diton, famous pianist will be
presented in recital under the aus
pices of the Rose Bud Study Club
on May | l at the Portland Women's
Club. Mr.. Diton will be assisted in
his program by Mrs. Jessie Coles
Grayson, contralto, and Mrs. Ethel
Reese, elocutionists. Tickets for
the concert are ON sale at Sherman
and Clay. ~
Stork Shower
The home of Mrs. Ralph Flowers
was the scene of Stork shower
and luncheon Thursday when Mrs.
Flowers and Mrs. Moy entertained
for Mrs. B. Gravelli. The joint host
esses served delicious luncheon at
the close of which the honorees were
showered with beautiful articles for
a layette. At cards Mrs. George P.
Moore won first. honors and Mrs.
Fred Bolen, consolation. Twenty
ladies enjoyed the affair.
Literary Research Club -
Mrs. w. Cochran was hostess Fri
day for the meeting of the Literary
Research Club at,which Mrs. la Full
Ter presided. Mrs. H. Troutman
gave an interesting sketch on the life
Of: Phyllis Wheatley and current ev-
eMts were discussed. Visitors were
Mrs Tolliver and Mrs. league. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Marion McClear on May d.
MIR. w. Crawford and Miss |. ELL
5et who were recently married are
spending their honeymoon in Van
rpuver, B. C. The bride is the dau-
Fhter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Elliot
and Mr.. Crawford is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Crawford. "
MIR. c. l.. Poee died Tuesday morn
ing as result of a clot on his brain
from which he was thought to be re-
covering. The deceased was men,
Der of Excelsior Lodge of Masons.
:During their stay in Portland, Mrs.
EEyafentinesafid Mrs r. W. LanL
Ming of Seattle were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Miles. IF
The Portland N. A. A. C. P. Branch
announces the coming at an early
date of Mary White ovington of New
York.
Mr.. Farrell of Seattle, brother-in-
law of Mrs. William Taylor is stop
ping at the home of Mrs. b. j. Fuller.
The legislative committee of the
Oregon Federation Of Colored Wo-
men: are preparing information of
the coming primary eieCIloH W Ue
given to colored voters.
Miss Margie IT,. Danley returned
Monday from Sacramento, Calf,
where she attended the National Y.
w. c. A. Convention at which she was
one of the recorders. During her
stay in Sacramento she was the re-
cipient of many social courtesies.
Mr.. Charles Adams was the hon.
ored guest at the birthday surprise
party arranged by his wife at their
home on Sumner st. A delicious
Spanish supper was served to nine
teen guests. Mr.. Adams was pre-
sented beautiful wrist watch by his
wife and was the recipient of other
beautiful gifts from friends. Mrs.
Adams was assisted IN caring for her
guests by Mrs. la Fuller and Mrs. r.
Flowers.
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