The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-05
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION {
MRS w. BOGLE, Edtor-Nanagcr
567 East 35th South Phone Sellwood 1878
Coming Events

q Coming Events
4 April 9.-Fashion Show and Easter
q Ball, St. Philips Guild.
April l1.-Whist Tournament Rose
II bud Study Club.
April 12.-Apron Sale and Tea, Gull
ture Club.
April 12-13.-Annual Bazaar at
Zion Church.
AuriI l8.-Whist Tournament Rose
bud Study Club.
April 2o.-Joymaker's Carnival.
Bishop Martin of Zion A. M. f.
Church will fill the pulpit at Zion
Church Easter Sunday. The bishop
is a genial and forceful speaker and
every one will feel fully repaid who
has the opportunity of hearing him.
Rev. J. F. Moreland is pastor.
o. Stevens left last week for Den
Yer, Colo, where he will join Mrs.
Stevens, who is visiting her parents,
The annual whist tournament of
the Rosebud Study Club promises to
bean enjoyable affair. Mrs. George
B. Hardin is chairman of the COM
nlittee on arrangements.
Palm Sunday was fittingly OBJ
served by the Mount Hood Chapter
No. 16, o. +. S.. at Mount Olivet
Baptist Church. Waunuma Chapter,
o. E. S.; Enterprise Chapter No. l.,
o. +. S., Excelsior Masonic Order
and Enterprise Masonic Order turned
out with Mount Hood Chapter, Rev.
J. l.. CASTOR, pastor of Mount Olivet
Church, preached the sermon in his
usual splendid manner and the choir
gave appropriate musical numbers.
Mrs. L. Bowers is the worthy matron
and G. w. Kenney, worthy patron of
Mount Hood Chapter.
Miss Norma Keene entertained
with delightful 900" party We'd
nesday night in honor of Mrs. L.
Watson of Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. James Manley were
hosts at dinner Friday night, compli-
menting Dean William Pickens
Places were laid for nine.
Mrs. L. Norwood, grand princess
of S. NJ. T. Lodge, left Friday morn
ing for her home at San Diego, Cal
Mrs. P. Parties was Mrs. Norwood's
hostess and large number of guest;
enjoyed Mrs. Paries' hospitality at 8
tea Sunday afternoon in honor OF
her house guest. Monday Mrs. Nor.
wood was a guest at the Jessie Coles
Grayson recital. Wednesday Mrs. B
DeJeanette entertained with lunch
con for the visitor and Mrs. W. Boyle
was breakfast hostess Thursday, al
which time covers were placed fol
four. Mrs. G. V. Grayson shared
honors at the breakfast. She vii
leave soon to attend the Y. w. c. A
convention at Sacramento, to which
she is a delegate.
Mrs. X. Lewis was confined to hel
home this week by an attack of bron
chitis,
Mrs. o. Henderson and Mrs. d
GuIIiford of the legislative depart
ment of the Oregon Federation OF
Colored Women's Clubs are urging
our group to register. The registra
ton books will reopen after April 10
A unique and enjoyable dinner
was sponsored bv the Portland BAHIA
Assembly last Thursday at the Tea
Garden Cafe. at which there were
more, than 200 guests. This dinner
was the second of series of world
unity dinners and Mrs. CHM, the
hostess, served a dinner of typica
Chinese viands. Consuls representing
Japan, Great Britain and Sweden ant
the Representatives of international
unitye were present. Seid Back
prominent Chinese merchant, and
Mr. Cressy, who recently returned
from China, were the principal
speakers. A program of occidental
and oriental music was given. A
number of our group were noted
among the guests. Mr.. George Lati.
mer, leader of the local Bahai group
was postmaster.
William B. Holmes~of Everett, who
formerly lived in the Rose City, spent
a few days in the city on business.
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