The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-09-20
Rev. x. C. Runyon Leave.


for California.
Upon receipt of a wire from
Bishop Parks calling him to Califor
mia. Rev. and Mrs. Runyon left Tues
day afternoon for Pasadena. Rev
Runyon has held this pastorate fol
five years. The Joy Makers Club
was organized bv Rev. Runyon a,
an auxiliary to his church, the mem
bership being made up of young
people, who contributed much to the
church in financial way. The pas.
tor and his wife made many friends
while in the Rose City,
Mrs. Grayson Returns.
Mrs. Jessie. Coles Grayson, promi-
nent in Rose City social life, has re-
turned from an, extensive Eastern
trip including St. Paul. Minneapolis,
Philadelphia. New York City, Allan
tic City and Washington, d. c.,
where Mrs. Gravson was a delegate
to the sixteenth biennial conference
of the National Association of Col
ored Women. She is also secretary
of the national music department of
the society. Mrs. Grayson received
the high honor of being elected Sec
ond recording secretary of the N. A.
c. w. by large majority vote. She
also contributed a program number
at the convention. Her beautiful
voice and charming personality made
her one of the most popular dele
gates at the convention. Mrs. GRAY
son was presented in song recitals
in several prominent cities, en- tour.
She is now ready to take up her
activities in Portland, among them
being the Craftsmanship of the board
of management of the Williams Aye.
Y. w. c. A.
Mr.. ,wnd Mrs. Chas. Stanton en-
tertained at dinner SUNDAY in honor
of Mrs. ;Orsh Hilbert, girlhood chum
of Mrs. StinSn. Covers were placed
for six. II
The many friends of Mrs, Clifford
McClain will sbe glad to know that
she has greatly benefited by her stay
at St. Martin Springs and will be
able to return home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones and Miss
X. Lewis entertained Sunday with a
dinner at their home, S30 Tibbett
60 -. n. rIs.s
IncluGn,S mr, ana Mrs. y. ihoi'as'
MrS; w. bogle, ana the nosts. ,--
~ MI: ana MRS; Y. f. Ney ana M'ss
Mamie Maud IVeS ie1t TUESDAY on
motor TRIP TO oakiand ana otner
points IN Sall1ornla;
Okla, spent a few days as house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Reed.
MI. n L. James ana WITS: camp
pen were Nule e, y, Marie ls =, AZ llf
nome pI MRS, "; ~ r1ahnaeMs s's!,s,f
OF mrs. SampDeiif Iney WI, res l'''
at Iheii NOME on uariieiW ~, a,esnulrl
Details OF the y. 4. a, ~; e meet
ing 10 De heiu ounuay VIII ps. spYp1psT
hshed mex, week. u LID. (,
hallowe en- uance ~. ililrp
Mission - Details later. 4sl.EIIiI
Mrs george u" haro.p TetHlI j
TINS week from WISH 70 Los ~ IN,
Eeles' mrs. HARDIN was aceompaniea
by her mother, mrs y. II Nflgas,;
ana hule hupy irene; MANY soetal
courtesles were extended UNCONSCIOUS
IN sunny Saill0rna. H.. h,
MRS. WIN. Badger OF 'Gearhar',
ore. Is spendln$ a Few Gays IN tne
city as guest ,oI ner protners, messrs'
FRANK ana Snarles o1raln.
MI. ana Mrs. " henderson ana
iamliy spent SUNDAY ylslting MRS "
McSlain az St. Martins SPRINGS.
MIS- - Tuwarus enierealneu ie"
Mr.; and Mrs. James MIX nave ar
rived from Butte, Mont, by motor
and report a dehgnt1ul "Trip.
MIS-. Z: .: Minor: VINO mas peer
travelling IN the East ana Caliornla
since May, was taken III IN Los An
geles, causing delay In ner return
Master If Rethel < M r. Church