The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-26
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Geo. E. Anderson

MIS- d. .. FeOpleS and little son
OF Seattle are here visiting her sis
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Derrick.
Mesdames e. B. Reed and Inza
Bronsard are visiting their parents
in Butte.
An enthusiastic audience heard
Miss Robin Stokes in recital Tues
day evening at Sherman Clay Hall.
Miss Stokes is a dramatic soprano
and has an especially pleasing
voice and shows much promise.
The program consisted of operate
arias and group of modern COM
positions. Mr. Martucci accom-
panied Miss Stokes.
Mrs. ]. M. Hatcher of Bremen
ton, Wash, mother of Mrs. F. A.
Stokes, is visiting the family for
about four weeks.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. f.
Ii. Reed, pastor.-Rev. A. C. Richel
of Opportunity Methodist Church
delivered the morning service
while Rev. Reed preached at his
church. The pastor preached Sun
day evening from the subject BE
hind the Times" The b. Y. p. u
was led by Miss Anna Weigser.
Rev. Reed will attend the Western
Baptist Convention, which will con
vene at Aberdeen May s. DR.. A.
NJ. Townsend and DR.. Bass of Nash
vile, who will be touring the
Northwest this summer, will be in
Spokane in August.
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B. Clements, pastor. - The pastor
chose the Cor. 1912 for his SUBJ
ject Sunday morning. At. the
evening service the pastor gave a
short talk followed by a song SER
vice by the choir. The attendance
was very good at both services.
Reported sick: VIM. Greene, Miss
Catherine Myers and Lee Bass at
Sacred Heart Hospital and Miss
Viola Townsend at Edgecliff
Wesley Foster, sensational Negro |
'prlnter who has established a ma
ional reputation as "a high school
runner by smashing many records,
will make his debut as college
athlete at the Gonzaga stadium
Saturday. Foster gives promise of
earning a prominent place in the
Hall of Fame alongside the other
great Western sprinters.
The Wednesday Art Club and |
he Pierian Literary and Reading
Tub Jointly entertained with an
Elaborate luncheon Wednesday at |
ernoon complimenting Mesdames
stokes, Stephens, Grubbs, Parker,
nd Houston, all of whom plan on
eaving the city for the summer. |
The affair was given at the home
# Mrs. f. NJ. Jones, charter men,
'er of the Pierian Club, whose |
ome was beautifully decorated for
he occasion. For the game fol-
owing the luncheon Mrs. Pauline
Iouston was declared the winner
{ the first prize and Mrs. j. II.
tephens. second. In unique
ashton. Mr.. F. NJ. Jones', initiating
trainman, presented the honored
uests with gifts suitable for travel.
he luncheon proved one of the
lost enjoyable in this seasons So
al calendar.
Mrs. e. C.. Williamson entertained
it'll tea at her home Friday, COM
limenting Mesdames E. Grubbs, L.
arker, J. stephens, Ross Houston
nd f. A. Stokes, all of whom are
bon to leave Spokane to visit var
JUS Eastern cities. Fifty guests
nong whom were several out of
'wn visitors attended the affair.
he house was beautifully decorated
it'll spring flowers in color
heme of pink. Each honor guest
as presented a pair of silk hose.
rs. Williamson was assisted by
esdames r. L. Derrick, Fred Has
-ook, George Pierce and j. ii.
ores.
ATTENTION, TOURISTS
Tourists will find furnished cab.
IS, electric lights, city water and
mple accommodations at reasonable
ties at Sections Park. Operated by