The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
Mrs. Francis A. Watson
Answers Final Summon

Impressive funeral services wore
held tuesday morning at the HON.
man and Lutz funeral parlors for
Mrs. Francis A. Watson who passed
away last Saturday at the family
home, GIG Haight st. The chapel
was filled to overlooking with friends
and acquaintances of the deceased
who came to pay their final respects.
The many floral tributes bore mute
testimony of the esteem in which she
was held. Mrs. Watson was a native
of Portland, having been born here
IN 1854. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. l.. CASTOR of Mt.
Ollvet Baptist church assisted by Rev.
j. +. Moreland. Interment was in
the Rose City Park Cemetery. The
deceased is survived by her husband
j. =. Watson, four daughters, Mrs.
L. Hubbard, Mrs. X. Fair, Mrs. II.
Lee, Mrs. G. Watson and a son, G..
Z. Watson and several grandchildren
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell, PROM
inent residents, are leaving Portland
next Friday for Los Angeles where
they will reside indefinitely. Their
daughter Miss Carlotta, is complet
ing nurse training course in the
Los Angeles General Hospital and
their son Harold is employed in one
OF the large garages. Many friends
in this city regret the departure of
the Mitchells. Mrs. Ira Hart will take
over the Mitchell home at 374 VIII
liams Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen have returned
from Spokane and are now residing
on South Fir Street West.
At their meeting last Friday, the
Culture Club elected the following
officers, Mrs. l.. Stevens, president;
Mrs. j. Baker, vice president; Mrs.
X. Love, recording secretary; Mrs.
Erwin Flowers, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. R. C. Garnet, treasurer.
Miss Erleta Hubbard returned
Tuesday from Chicago to attend the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Francis Watson.
Eddie Morgan, formerly a resident
of Portland, now a popular musician
in Los Angeles, writes to Portland
friends that he is now a member of
Reb Spikes and his famous orchestra
which recently recorded several num-
bers for the Vitaphone.
The Birthday Matron's Club. at
their recent meeting reelected their
officers as follows, Mrs. G. f. Towns,
president; Mrs. Lee Sheppard, secre-
tary; Mrs. l.. Bowers, treasurer; Mrs.
Camp, chaplain; Mrs. Crawford, re-
porter.
Mrs. G. V. Grayson was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the meet
ing of the Rosebud Study Club at
which Rev. j. Handsaker of the Near |
East Relief, was the principal speak, |
er, Mrs. ]. Martin also gave an inter-
esting reading on the subject of "The |
Negro Goes to College" During the
meeting word was received of Moth |
err Flowers death and the club stood /
a few moments in silence as trib-
ute.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reese motored
to Tacoma on a business trip this
week.
Messrs. A. Weber and J. Bryant,
after visiting here a few days with
Mr.. Harold and Quinten Reese, left
Tor their home in Tacoma.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
housekeeping privileges. Rent very
reasonable, married couples or single
PERSONS preferred. A. L. Landcast-
n, BAT Marguerite Ave. Phone Ia
,or 1922.
Mr.. Benford, the young man con-
lected with the auto accident in
which two lost their lives, was bound
'ver to the grand jury by the coron-
RS verdict.