The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

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her home.
The Old Rose Club will hold mem
orial services November 22 at the
Williams Avenue "Y''. Co-workers
and friends are invited to attend the
meeting. Rev. Hill will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
The Armistice Dance sponsored by
the Bluebird Club proved a very
successful affair under the manage
ment of Mrs. H. B. Fuller, chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments.
Mrs. Susan Flowers is sponsored
the "Y" dinner at the Williams Ave
nue. Branch the first Monday in De-
cember.
Mrs. Elec Coffee is seriously i'll
at her home.
Mrs. U. s. Reed was guest of Mrs.
v. 7. Couture for a theatre visit
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Susanna Flowers was hostess
for a pretty luncheon and card party
Tuesday. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Lucille Crosswhite and Mrs. James
Braggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cochran were
hosts for a supper and card party
at their home Monday evening. Six
teen guests enjoyed the affair.
William Avenue Y. w. c. A
very interesting meeting of the Blue
Triangle club was held on last Tues
day evening. The life and work of
j. Rosamond johnson and James
Weldon johnson was studied. At
the close of the meeting, the Misses
Maxwell served dainty refreshments.
At the meeting of the gym class
last week it was voted that the ma
jor part of the hour be devoted TO
basketball. The members are keen
" interested in gym work, and each
Tuesday night brings new members,
The Committee of Management
met last Wednesday afternoon. On
Thursday afternoon there was a
meeting of the Committee on Col
ored Work. Thursday evening, Miss
Harper and Miss Myrtle Maxwell at
tended the Industrial Girls meeting
at the main association. Miss Har-
per gave talk on what the Col
ored Girl Who Earns Her Living
Has to Face"
Vesper services this Sunday will
be conducted by Mrs. J. A. Merri.
man. Mr.. T. A. Hath will deliver
the main address.
Mr.. Francis Fair of Seattle is here
visiting his family.
Mrs. Thomas Howard is serving on
the jury in Circuit Court.
Mr.. Hubert Allen, student at Uni
versity of Oregon, was in the city
this week with his college soccer
team which played Reed College.
Mr.. Allen is from Pendleton. Ore,
and is making good as a track man
with his school.
Mrs. Julia Martin is confined by
illness to her home.
The many friends of Mrs. w. r.
Peek will be glad to know that she
has recovered her health.
Mrs. !. A. Merriman has returned
from three months tour in. Eastern
cities during which time she attended
the National Association of Colored
Women Convention in Washington,
y. c.. to which she was delegate.
Mrs. Merriman spent many weeks in
Chicago where she was guest of
Mrs. Lois Belle, former resident
of Portland. Mrs. Merriman was ex-
tended many social courtesies. Among
those who made her visit enjoyable
were: Robert Merriman and Mrs.
T.. Watson, son and daughter of DR..
Merriman.
The Portland Women's Peace
Council held their annual Armistice
Day tea on Monday with Mrs. Ma
than Harris. presiding. Among those
who attended were Masdames G. p
Moore B. T. Couture, r. Martini, w
Boele and Miss X. Lewis.
Mrs. Thelma Flowers was hostess
for the meeting of the Rosebud
Study Club Wednesday at the hom2
of Mrs. ]. Martin, during which Mrs
Norman gave an interesting talk
on her recent trip East and Mrs. Lu.
ellie Crosswhite rendered a piano Sc.
lection. A delicious luncheon was
served. Mrs. Ethel Glass will be hos
tess for the next meeting.
Mrs. Howard Troutman will be
hostess Friday afternoon for the
meeting of the Literary Research
Club.
Mrs. Dora Gulliford is suffering
from an attack Of tonsilitis.
Members of the Inter-racial peace
and foreign relations department Of
the o. f. c. W. attended the Oregon
State Conference for the cause anC
cure of war. Members of our grouI
who attended were Mesdames d
Gulliford. r. Flowers, w. Boyle, anC
Miss Nellie Harper. A round tabl,
discussion was held.
Messrs. Jean Carr, f. Flowers an,
w. MERCER were joint hosts for al
Armistice party Monday to twenty
four friends. A delicious supper wa
enjoyed on the highway.