The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-24
PORTLAND OREGON
MRS. w. BOGLE, Editor-Manager
567 East 35th South Phone Selwood 1878

Mrs. H. J. Fuller was presented
with a beautiful silver tray by the
Oregon Federation of ColoredWo
in appreciation of her services as
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee of the Federation.
The Up-to-Date Cleaning and Tai
loring Company, Ingersol and Tay-
lor, proprietors, have had the shop
remOdeled and re-decorated and the
company is better equipped than
ever to take care Of their constant
ly increasing business. The company
has been i'm its location nine years,
at 400 Union Avenue N, and Is
equipped with all modern machinery
to do the highest grade of cleaning,
pressing and repairing. This Is
race concern that solicits your pat
rOnage on basis of service and rea.
sonable prices. IL you are thinking
of having a new Easter suit, visit
the Up-to-Date Tailoring Company
and see the high grade line of for
eign and domestic woolens. VIII
liam Taylor, cutter and designer, re-
Gently returned from Seattle and Is
connected with the firm. He will be
glad to submit prices ON clothes.
The Up-to-Date Tailors also clean
and re-block old hats and caps, ma
king them look like new. Patron.
lie this concern. Phone them and
have them call for your clothes. Fee
auto delivery. Telephone Trinity
1920. Ingersol and Taylor, Props.
Mrs. j. Henderson was hostess
Wednesday at her home for mis-
cellaneous shower honoring Miss
| Gladys Anderson whose wedding is
| announced for March 1. An enter
tanning program was rendered dur
ing the affair and delicious refresh
ments served. Mrs. Henderson was
assisted by Mrs. Z l.. Booker.
Mrs. J. A. Nichols is confined to
her home with La Grippe.
The Birthday MatPOn's Club an
nounces a card party February 81
at the Stag Club for the benefit OF
the o. +. c. w. Everyone is corr
daily invited TO attend. Admission
80 cents.
The Literary Research Club in their
meeting Friday evening in the home
of Mrs. H. D. Fuller, elected officers
as follows: Mrs. w. A. Reed, presi-
dent; Mrs. H. Troutman, secretary I;
Mrs. H. D. Fuller, vice-president; Mrs.
Adams, assistant secretary; Mrs. G.
Bell, treasurer. The election and in
stallation was conducted by Mrs. W.
Il Boyle. During the meeting many
current events were discussed. Other
officers were appointed as follows
/ Mrs. D. w. Scott, chairman of the
program committee; Mrs. M. Coch-
ran, chairman of the topic committee
Miss X. Lewis, reporter. Honor
guests were Mesdames Grace Jack
son, L. Fuller and H. Harris. The
next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. F. d. Ashcraft was hostess
Sunday afternoon at a beautiful
, luncheon honoring the sixty-ninth
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Addie
BOYD. Cut flowers and crepe paper
were used in beautiful decorative
scheme. Following the luncheon
, the guests enjoyed a radio concert.
: Mrs. Ashcraft was assisted by Mrs,
e Arthur Nelson, daughter of Mrs
Boyd. -
;, DR.. and Mrs. Z. L. Booker are en-
Q loving the pleasure of a new Stude'
baker Royal sedan. -
All club members of the, Fedra'
ton of Colored Women are requested
to send in the names and addresse:
g of their officers Immediately to tbs
e secretary, Mrs. ]. Duke, 474- Shaver
: st.
!. Mrs. H. Whiteman of Seattle .ailt
a Los Angeles and a former resident
h of this city is visiting friends here.
Little Fannie Ivey is reported re
!, covering from an attack OF mumps
q FOR SALE-Three modern houses
at corner of East First and Clack