The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-10-25


Reed was the scene Of an enjoyable
halloween supper party in honol
of Mrs. l.. Melker of st. Paul. Fol
lowing the supper cards were enjoy
ed. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. K. Powers and
Mr.. Garland Anderson visitors in
the city were guests of the evening
Mrs. e. Booker wife Of DR.. Il
l.. Booker is convalescing from an
operation for appendicitis at heI
home on Williams Ave.
A Columbia River Highway trir
was given Monday for the pleasure
of Mrs. Melker. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Stanton entertained at dinner
Thursday complimenting Mrs. Melk-
er. .t-a
Mrs. William NJ. Taylor left Mon.
day in company with her mother.
Mrs. l.. Melker, for a few days stay
in Seattle.
political mass meeting will
be held Tuesday, October 30, at the
Williams Ave. "Y" at 1880 D. m.
Candidates will be given an oppor-
tunity TO present their platforms.
This meeting is under the auspices
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People. Ex-
ecutiye Board.
Mrs. H. d. Fuller, received the
sad, intelligence OF the passing Of
her sister Mrs. Mollie Grooms of
Louisville, Kentucky. Mrs. Grooms
was prominent in the fraternal and
church circles being member of
four lodges and Old Center Metho-
dist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyus, of the
Tyus e. Tyus Okeh Record artists
are in the city from New York and
are guests at the home of Mrs. b. J.
Fuller
Mrs. Julia Jackson and Mr.. w. A.
Nicely were quietly married in Van
couver, Wn., Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicely will reside in Portland.
Mrs. Sarah Scott, choir member
of Mt. Olive Baptist Church was
married recently to Mr.. Joseph
Dickerson, of Seattle. They will
reside in Portland.
Mrs. l.. Melker was the honored
guestAat a luncheon Monday given
by Mrs. A. j. Morton and Miss
Blanche Ingersou. A motor drive
proceeded the luncheon which was
served at an inn on the highway.
Mrs. Booker Kirk as recovered
from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident.
Mrs. Julia Bailey passed away
Sunday morning after a long ILL.,
ness. At this writing funeral ar
rangements are awaiting the arriy-
al of relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Scott attended the
showing Of Appearances" which
played in Seattle this week. She
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r.
Chase.
Among the Portlanders who mo-
tored to Seattle to view Garland
Anderson's play Appearances" were
Mesdames P. Stewart, G. p, Moore
and w. Boyle.
Miss Kate Lewis was hostess at
the meeting of the Literary Re-
search Club Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Tia Fuller presided. A large number
OF guests wers present, among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Tyus of
Okeh Record fame, Mrs. w. K. Pow
ers OF Honolulu. Other guests were
Mesdames G. w. Smith, A. Poole,
w. Jones; G. p. Moore; L. STAN
ley; d. j. Fuller, A. A. Gardner; l..
Fuller. Mrs. d. Gulliford and Miss
Kate Lewis gave two excellent read
ings. Mrs. w. Boyle rendered a nj
ano selection and Mrs. Powers gave
a talk on foreign lands. A delec-
table lucheon was served by demon
strators from a popular Grocery
company and Bakers Co. Mrs. w i
Cochran, topic chairman has arrang-
ed some interesting subjects for
club discussion. The club has also
established a circulating library.
Mr.. George Christian of Salt
Lake City, Utah. passed through the
city and was the guest of his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Nancy of the Colonial Apartments. 4
Mrs. j. Martin entertained de-
lightfully for Mrs. Melker Monday
evening. !, On Tuesday morning Mrs.
]. r. Charleston was breakfast
hostess for the visitor and drove her
guest to the train.
Mrs. Badger Is recovering from
an operation at the hospital.
Vespers viii be resumed this Sun
day at five pm, the usual hour. Mrs. |
Bowers has charge of the services. |
Mrs. Jessie Coles Grayson has
been guest soloist at the noon lnnch- |
cen meetings of the Community
Chest campaigners. Mrs. Jessie Ed |
wards was the able acco,ny,a f,ist a,,d 1