The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-07-26
o. F. c. w. Revue and
Vaudeville Huge Success

The Oregon Federation of Colored
Women sponsored one of the most
interesting entertainments that Port
land people have had the pleasure Of
witnessing for some time. Each club
of the organization presented an act
that measured up to professionals.
The program opened with a bang,
and Joy continued throughout the en-
tire evening.
Mrs. lila Fuller, chairman of ways
and means committee, and Mrs.
Ethel Turner, chairman music COM
mittee, with their co-workers the
boosting committee. worked unceas-
ingly to put this affair over to raise
funds to defrav the expenses of the
delegate TO the N. A. c. w. conven-
ton in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mitchell motored
to Los Angeles this week to attend
a reunion of the Mitchell family.
Mrs. Dolly Paries leaves next
month to attend the convention of
Daughter Elks in Chicago. Mrs.
Paris is delegate from Dahlia Temple
to which she was recently reelected
Daughter Ruler.
Mrs. NJ. Harris is leaving soon for
visit to her old home in Omaha,
Nebraska,
Mrs. Forney and daughter Cor
della spent a few hours in the city
Friday. Miss Forney is enroute to
Pittsburgh, Kan. to enter school.
Mrs. G. A. Merriman left this
week to attend the National Associa
ton of Colored Women's biennia
meeting in, Washington, ID. G. Mrs
A. +. Coffee is enroute to the con
vention also. Both ladies will be II
the Oregon delegation.
Mrs. NJ. Fields of Seattle is visit
ing Mrs. Grace Jackson, 7O9 Harold
Ave.
Funeral services were held TO
Mrs. w. r. Hooker Saturday after
noon from the East Side Funera
Directors. She left to mourn he
loss two sons, Wellington and Vic
tor, and three daughters, the Misse
Violet, Gwendolyn and a marie
daughter in Yakima. MIR. Wellingto
Hooker of Pendleton, Ore, has bee
in the city during the illness an
passing of his mother. The Enter
prise extends sympathy.
Among. theH!social courtesies e,
tended touMrs. Nora Bird of SeattI
were: Dinnerobh Sunday by Mr.. an
Mrs. Writ H. Morton, S93 Woo
ward; tea dntTuosday by Mrs. H.
Fuller, 749 Michigan Ave-; breal
fast at 'Mfp and Mrs. James Bragg
Wednesday morning; luncheon Q
Wednesday by Mrs. L. H. Week
444 Benton St.; family dinner
Bethel A. M. f. Church with Mr.. ar
Mrs. w. F. Smith, SlO5 S9th Av
Sc.
The JOY Makers Club will
guests at a lawn party given at Il
home of Mrs. Lulu Gregg Thursdi
night. Mesdames Lulu Gregg al
X, c. Runyon will be hostesses. tt
club also plans a trip to the Sc
shore in the near future.
Mrs. II. d. Fuller has be
elected Worthy Counsellor for Gov
of Calanthe for the ensuing term.
DIR. S. S. Morris, secretary of !
len Christian Endeavor League, i
tured at Bethel Church Wednesd
evening.
Bethel Friendship Club present
Row. and mrs: <. {. Runyon with
purse of money as a gift from
club,
The Joymakers Club of Bethel
NH Church is arranging its ann
On August 2, from $50 p. m.
III D. M, at the Williams Ave. Y.
&c, A., the committee of managem
will give a public reception for N
iMargie L. Danley, executive sec
ttary. She is accepting position
Omaha, Neb., and is leaving soon.
Mrs. G. V. Grayson, chairman
management for the Williams A
Y. w. C. A., presented Miss Mar
Danley with desk set as a gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nichols sponso
Ian auto party around Mt. Hood Il
and Cloud Cap Inn. The party c
sisted of Rev. and Mrs. ]. Morels
Miss Margie l.. Danley and Mr..
Mrs. j. Nichols.
Miss Clifford Freeman is spent
few days at the beach home OF
sister, Mrs. Ruth Flowers.
Mrs. Geo. B. Hardin of zoos
Yamhill, accompanied by her mot
Mrs. o. T. Wright, and gr;
daughter Ruby Irene, is leaving
Che H. f. Alexander from Sea
for Los Angeles August Il 10
,,,optb or six weeks STAY.