The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-12-13

Williams Avenue Y. w, c. A.
The committee of management held
their monthly meeting and discussed
the coming election of officers and
the annual membership dinner. Yes
per services next Sunday will be in
charge of Mrs. Hatty Redmond.
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church-Rev. d.
G. Hill, Jr., pastor. The revival
meetings now being conducted by
DR.. Jeltz are meeting with success.
Special servicse will be held next
Sunday with a meeting for women
at D. M, and for men at 5 D. M
DIR. Jeltz will also preach at ii a.
m. and p. m. The Misses Alfredo
and Kate Franklin were hostesses
Thursday for the meeting of the
Joymakers' Club. The budget com
mittee, of which Mr.. Irving Flowers
is chairman, held their meeting Tues
day evening. Mrs. Jeltz, wife of
DIR. Jeltzv the evangelist, was the
principal speaker Thursday after
noon for the meeting of the Mission
airy Society. Mrs. Sadie Dunbar of
the Anti tuberculosis Society will
be the speaker at Bethel Church
Sunday night, December 20. The
Joymakers' Club will present a
Christmas pageant. "Bells," at the
church December 81. -
The regular monthly meeting of
the Portland Branch N. A. A. C.
P. will be held Sunday afternoon
at a o'clock at the Williams Avenue
Y. w. C. A. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and the
uublic is invited to attend the meet
ing, Itl
DR.. and Mrs. J, A. Hartman were
hosts at dinner Thanksgiving honor
ing Mrs. A. w. Robinson of Seat
tie. Covers We're placed for nine.
Among those, attending the dinner
was the Grayson family, with whom
the Merriman family have Joined
for THANKSGIVING for IS years.
Messrs VIM. Taylor and Geo.
Scott narrowly escaped serious in
Jury last week when the automobile
in which they were riding collided
with a truck.
FOR RENT-s22.5O. Neatly fur
nished four rooms with pas, cleo
tricity and bath at ALP Vancouver
avenue. For information call at 1888
East First street North.
Dahlia Temple of Daughter Elks
held their semi-annual election of
officers Tuesday night. which re-
suited as follows: Mrs. d. Parties. D.
r.; Mrs. f. Turner, v. d. R.; Mrs.
Scott Dickerson, assistant d. r.
Mrs. H. Prescott. chaplain; Mrs. P.
Jackson, financial secretary; Mrs.
p. Carroll, recording secretary; Mrs.
". Marley. treasurer: Mrs. j. Raw
Inns, escort; Mrs. B. McCauly. door
keeper; Mrs. 3. Tolliver. gatekeeper.
Among those reported confined by
illness are: Mrs. NJ. ,McClear, Mrs.
w. MERCER. Little FANNY Ivey Mrs.
II. B. Fuller, Mrs. Viola Byrd and
Mrs. Boyd. Among those eonva-
lescent, are Mrs, G. Green, Mrs. J.
Strawder, Mrs G. ~ White. y
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Reed enter
tanned at dinner Thanksgiving at
which covers were placed for four.
Mrs. KittreIl Baum of Chicago, on
route to Los Angeles, stopped off
here and was house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Stanley. Mrs. Baum
will visit in Los Aneeles, her sister
in-law. Mrs. Jeanne Foster, formerly
Mrs. Wiley of Portland.
Bob Robinson and Chunk" Will
Fans. star, football players on the
U. of o. team. left this week with
the team for Honolulu.
DR.. J. A. Merriman received a
message informing of the death of
his son-in-law, DIR. Thomas c. Wet
son. Sunday morning in Chicago. DR..
Watson and his family recently Wis
tied in Portland. Seattle and other
Northwestern cities. For several
weeks they. were house guests in
Portland and Or. and Mrs. Merriman,
and in Seattle. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. G. Robinson. DR.. Wat
SON is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Louise Watson, daughter of DR.. Mer-
riman; two small sons, Thomas c.,
lr., and James, and the mother of
DIR, Watson. "