The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-13
Portland, Oregon
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Mrs. Dora Guiliford who is prom
inently identified with club, social
and civic activities of the .city has
been selected as the head of the ed
ucational and program department
of the local N. A. A. c. p.
! Miss Chrystal Graffel entertained
Sunday at a delicious birthday din
ner complimenting Mr.. Chas. Strain
, whose natal day it was.
The Culture Club met with the
president, Mrs. Suzanne Flowers csc
+. 20 N. A speaker from the near
East Relief addressed the club.
Mesdames f. ]. Miner, George B
Hardin, G. o. Grayson and A. j.
Morton enjoyed theater party al
the Pantages Saturday afternoon tc
witness the Winifred and Mills pop.
ular act.
Mrs. w. Boyle, chairman of the ex-
ecutive board of the o. H. C. w. has
arranged to have near East Relief
speakers speak at the various clubs
Mr.. Handsaker, regional director
made the request for this activity.
Register Citizens! It is your duty
to take part in the interest of good
legislation, your vote is your voice,
use it. Become informed upon mat
tiers political; especially that of the
state in which you live.
We must congratulate the men
folks of the community and if they
continue as they are beginning we will
have to rescind our former opinion
that the men of this community dc
so little. We are referring to the
big affair being staged by the Rose
City Lodge No. Ill, l. B. P. o. +. of
w. In the world of affairs it is
the duty of both men and women to
do their share owing to the nature
of some problems and questions that
confront us as a group, it is more
fitting that men should take the in
itiative in the adjustment. Coopera-
tion is a wonderful factor. Let US as
women and men assist each other,
combine our forces and then real eff
fective work can be accomplished.
The Community Club also is MAX
ing a forward step, this group of
men, the majority, of whom are in
terested in St. Phillips church, have
fine idea and we hope that they
y
it out. Our city is growing rapidly.
Let US be ready to assume the re-
sponsibilities incumbent upon US as
citizens of metropolis. The first
step will be the laying aside Of
small town methods which have been
too long in use in our community.
Forward All together!
Mrs. w. B. Brown will soon be
seen at the wheel of her new Buick
Sedan which was a Christmas gift
from her husband.
Mrs. B. Finseley and Mrs. Marion
McClear were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. u. S. Reed, Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Boyle and Mrs. X.
Lewis were invited in for cards later.
The name of Mrs. j. A. Merriman
and Mrs. w. Boyle have been drawn
on the circuit court jury list for 49,
2S.
Mrs. lie Roy Fuller is recovering
from severe spell of illness.
Mrs. c. Simpson of Ashland, Ore.
is in the city for a Short stay.~a
The club women and interested
friends will be glad to. know that
Mrs. Jessie Coles Grayson has re-
ceived the endorsement of the north
west Federation of C. w. c as a
nominee for the office of second rec
ording secretary of the N. A. G. W..
The D. F. c. w. Is requesting the
club women to insert in all their let
tiers, "Jessie Coles Grayson for sec
ond recording secretary N. A. G. W..
Mrs. |. Ford, a former business
woman of Reno, Nevada, left Port
land this week for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, to join her son Arthur Ford.
Mrs. Wilbur MERCER is able to be
out after very serious illness.
Mrs. and Mr.. H. D. Fuller were
supper guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Boyle in Waverly Heights.
A few friends gathered at the
home of Miss Kate Lewis last Thurs
day evening when "Mother" Fuller
had prepared delicious luncheon OF
chill.
Williams Avenue Y. W. c. A.-As
the result of the election of members
for the Committee of Management,
Mrs. John Guy will be the new MEM
Der. Mrs. X. Gray, Mrs. Jessie Gray
son and Mrs. Thelma Flowers were
reelected.
Vesper services on last Sunday
were in charge of Mrs. l.. Bowers.
Next Sundays services will be in
charge of the Progressive Art Club
at five o'clock.
Miss NJ. Danley spoke before the
Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church, Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Danley used as her
subject, "The Progress of the Y. w.
C. A."
The Crystal Club was saddened by
the sudden death of Eunice Bagley,
secretary of the club and faithful
member for the last three years.
Meeting Of the Loyal Comrades
was postponed on last Tuesday eve.
ming but will take place as usual
next week.