The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-17
PORTLAND OREGON
MRS. w. BOGLE, Edtor-Manager
567 East 35th South Phone Sellwood 1878


an able sermon last Sunday morn
ing. There was one addition to the
church. For the evening service
the first of series of motion pic
ture exhibitions was given. The
evening service with pictures will
continue for several weeks each SUM-
day night. The Joymakers Club
held its meeting Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. VIM. Gregg with
the Misses Anna Morrison and Myr-
tie Maxwell as hostesses. The Silent
Workers Club held its meeting Fri
day night at the home of Mrs. Geo.
c. Moore.
Mrs. Burroughs is very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ]. Mar
tin.
In honor of Mrs. Rose Scott,
popular visitor from Seattle, who
left Sunday for San Francisco, Mrs.
Ruth Flowers and Mrs. Clifford
McClain were joint hostesses for a
breakfast party Friday morning at
the home of Mrs. McClain on Union
Ave. Twelve guests enjoyed the af-
fair.
The executive board of the Ore
gon Federation of Colored Women
held its business meeting at the
Williams Ave. Y. Mrs. II. B. Fuller
reported $50 from the charity ball
given January Is. The call for the
meeting of the national association,
of which Mrs. Mary McCloud Ba-
thune is president, was read and
plans discussed to send a represent
alive to the biennial meeting which
will be held in Washington, d. C.
Mrs. l.. r. Blackburn, chairman OF
the art department urged the wom-
EN- to prepare their art and needle
displays for the exhibit during the
state annual meeting in June. The
federation urges all women who
plan to attend the national asso-
citation meeting to inform the chair
man of transportation, Mrs. ]. w.
Stanley also notify Mrs. w. Boyle,
chairman of the executive board.
The better homes department is re-
questing the various clubs to have
better homes program during the
spring. Clubs desiring to contrib
ute to the Near East relief pledge
will report to the treasurer, Mrs. j.
w. Stanley. Mrs. Jessie Coles Gray
son is a candidate for the office of
second recording secretary of the
N. A. c. w. The citizenship depart
ment of the federation, Mrs. Charles
Williams, chairman, recently han
died the affair of Objectionable ad-
vertising in creditable manner.
The department offers hearty CO.
operation with the N. A. A. c. P.
Have you noticed the new type
of interior finish of the model
homes recently opened at Mock
Crest? The new jazz finish is the
work of Newly & Alexander and is
the first finish of this style done in
Portland. Many prospective build
ers of the exclusive class are plan
ming to use this interior finish.
The Community Club dinner and
dance was we'll attended and a most
enjoyable affair Costume prizes
were awarded the Spanish senorita
and Spanish senior, Mr. Raggedy and
the Queen of Hearts.
A very creditable display of the
exhibits for Negro History Week
were on exhibition at the Albina
Branch under arrangement by Miss
Margie l.. Danley. Exhibits also
were made at the Central Library.
Williams Avenue Y and Meier &
Franks Book Department.
Mrs. X. Gray. Mrs. Charles Will
liams, Mrs. w. Boyle, Miss M. l..
Danley, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Turner pre-
scented a program Sunday evening
at the Montavilla Methodist Church.
The program was well received and
the participants were invited to take
part in other meetings to be ar
ranged later.
The Up-to-Date Cleaning and Tai
loring Company, Ingersol and Tay-
lor, proprietors, have had the shop
remodeled and re-decorated and the
company is better equipped than
ever to take care Of their constant
ly increasing business. The company
has been In It's location nine years,
at 1876 Union Avenue NJ, and Is
equipped with all modern machinery
to do the highest grade of cleaning,
pressing and repairing. This is a
race concern that solicits your pat
ronage on basis of service and rea-
sonable prices. II you are thinking
of having new Easter suit, visit
the Up-to-Date Tailoring Company
and see the high grade line of for
eign and domestic woolens. VIII
liam Taylor, cutter and designer, re-
Gently returned from Seattle and is
connected uffh fha firm He xtiII Il.