The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
Anderson-Williams Nuptials

Long before the appointed hour
set for the ceremony, Bethel A. NJ.
E.. Church was crowded with guests
to witness the marriage of Miss
Gladys M. Anderson, popular in Port
land social circle and Mr.. Wyatt w.
Williams, Portland's young attorney.
To. the strains of Memberships We'd
ding March" PLAYED by Mrs. Pearl
Mitchell, the bridal couple marched
down the isle to beautiful bower of
palms and flowers where DR.. X. c..
Runyon, PASTOR of Bethel, read the
Misses B. Hubbard, j. Grayson, R.
BYRD and M. Keene. The best man
was Mr.. Eddie Watson and the maid
of honor was Miss Anderson.
The bride was charming in beaut-
iful white taffeta frock trimmed in
crepe de chine and wore a beauti.
full veil of silk net, and carried &
bridal bouquet of roses. Miss An
derson, the maid of honor, wore q
frock of crepe de chine and carried
bouquet of pink carnations. Little
Miss Mickey Henderson, flower girl
was dainty altired in white or.
candle creation. Miss Violet Hooker
sang during the ceremony. Ushers
were Messrs. J. D. Jamison, o. DIV.
en-, Z. Morrison and G. Jamison. Fol
lowing the ceremony, receptinn
was held at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson
who were assisted in caring fog
their guests .Mesdames w. d. Brown
l., Bowers and V. Camp. The wed.
4 &C ha Iav.n md
prettiest in Portland's social history
The happy couple will be at home
to their friends March 5, at 1876 E
30th St.. The Enterprise extends
hearty congratulations.
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Mrs. Jean Hoyt, a former residen
of Portland now maid on tho
Southern Pacifac line and residin'
in Berkeley, Calf, spent Monde
here, as the house guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. w. Stanley.
Health week was observed by thu
Culture Club who held their meet
ing last Friday at the home of Mrs
Susan Flowers with Mrs. Ruth Low,
as hostess. The principal speake
was Mrs. J. w. Stanley who gave al
interesting talk on the care of Ty
phod Fever. The next meeting vii
be held at the home of Mrs. Cliffor
McClain.
Mrs. H. d. Fuller entertained a
dinner Sunday honoring the birthda
anniversary of Mr.. Fuller. TIL
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ful
/ Ter and children, Mrs. H. Reed an
children, son, daughter and grand
! children of Mr.. Fuller. Man
friends called during the day to fe
icitate Mr.. Fuller on the happy OF
casion.
Mrs. Howard Troutman was ho'
tess Friday for the meeting of tn
Harry Tubman Club
Sunshine Sammy, accompanied b
his brother and father were guests {
Mrs: B. ]. Fuller during their Ell
gagement here =, at the Orpheu
Theatre.
Miss Bernice Anderson of Seatt
is house guest at the home of M
and Mrs. Lee Anderson. y.
THE attendance was small at Il
card party given by the Birthds
Matrons Club Monday evening 2
the Stag Club. Prizes were awardt
Mrs. George Moore Edward Ruthe
ford and Ed. Livingston.
Mrs. j. Braggs entertained fe
friends Saturday evening at h
home with radio party, durir
which delicious refreshments we
served.
FOR SAI.E-Three modern hous