The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-16
George S. Schuyler to Speak

George S. Schuyler, the most prom
ising of all the younger Negro
writers and lecturers, will give hi
first and only lecture in Portland
at the Mount 0livet Baptist church
East First and Schuyler ST.. Mon
day night, March 26, at s o'clock.
Mr. Schuyler aside from being on,
of the best platform speakers, i.
managing editor of the messenger
Magazine." a contributing editor tc
1.-THE Nation, - "The Masses, /" "The
World Tomorrow" "The Americas
Mercury" and other nationally known
periodicals.
'Psychoanalyzing the Aframeri
cam" is the subject of Mr.. Schuy-
ler's interesting speech here. and
Portland is fortunate to be able to
Fcchre this able man at this time.
Those who have read Mr.. Schuvler's
Views and Reviews" in the Pitts
burgh Courier, know Just what a
treat is in store.
This is Mr.. Schuyler's first visit to
the PGcific Coast.
Miss Emma Lou Sayers of Los
Angeles is Mr.. Schuyler's personal
representative and managing his Pac-
fife Coast tour. His visit to Port
land is under the Guspices of the
Dramatic Club OF Mount 0livet Ran
fist church, G. L. Ivey, president Mr.
Schuyler can be secured for lee
ture during the day of the Goth. Any
information concerning his subjects.
Ell, NAV be had by celiing Sellwood
1920. This lecture is free to the
general public. A silver offering
viii be taken after the program.
Friday night, March o, Mount Or
ct Baptist church was host ct a ban
quet in honor of their popular new
pastor. Dr.. J. L. CASTOR and his
charming wife. This affair was fit
ting climax TO an interesting series of
entertainments which began with the
impressive installation service March
D., at which DR.. CASTOR was duly in
stalled as pastor of Mount 0livet
Each service was one of interest and
inspiration. The final program Fri
day night consisting of spirituals
quartette, choruses, orchestral num-
.bers and readings, were heartily ap.
plauded. Following the program the
guests, tyho numbered nbout two
hundred, were cordially invited to
repair to the dining hall, which was
attractively decorated in green ana
white cut flowers and candles, colors
appropriate of the st. Patrick season.
MIR. c. +. Ivey, master of ceremonies
acquitted himself creditably. Seated
OF the speakers table with the hon
ored guests. DIR. CASTOR and wife,
were Rev. Reed. of Spokane. Wcsh.
Rev. A. M. Williams, of Yakima,
Miss M. l.. Danley, executive secre.
tary of the Williams Ave. Y. w. C
A. also parlimentarian Of the o. F. C.
w; Mrs. f. d. Cannady, associate
editor of the "Advocste;" Mrs. w
Boyle, chairman of the executive
board Of the o. F. c. W., also editor
and manager of the Portland column
Eof the Seattle Enterprises" Rev. ]
IF. Mo6feIafid,. oastof of a. NJ. +
Zion church; Mr. Lee Anderson.
president of the local branch of the
N. A. A. c. p; DR.. +. L. Booker and
Atty, Ed. Minor, DR.. j. A. Merriman
was unable to attend. Many pertin-
ent phases of cooperation were
voiced by the speakers. The secre-
tary of the Baptist ministerial As
ISOLATION extended greetings and of.
.fered hearty cooperation to the new
pastor and the church. DR.. CASTOR
gave an earnest response in his high
ly scholsrly manner. Mrs. CASTOR
responded in few brief words that
bespeaks sweet and prepossessing
personality. These young people
with their three young daughters are
being showered with admiration that
such personalities cannot help but
receive. May success crown their
endeavors in the Rose City.
Mrs. p. Parties has recovered from
an attack of influenza.
Have you registered? II not, why
not? Don't delay! Register now,
NOW!
Mrs. o. Stevens left this week for
q visit to her home in Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Porter are the
proud parents of son born We'd
nesday. Mother and son are doing
nicely. Congratulations.
The rock garden landscaping re-
Gently done at the Williams Ave. Y.
w. c. AZ presents an attractive inn
proyement .and the civic pride of the
men who were instrumental in maxi
ing this Improvement are to be high
ly commended.
The friends of Miss Gertrude Girls
man, teacher in the high school of
Los Angeles, California win be glad
to learn that she has recovered from
an auto accident that at first was
thought to be very serious.
Mrs. H. d. Fuller, TAO Michigan
Ave-, is able to be out following her
recovery from slight attack of
chicken-pox. H4 st,s,
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ers of the Observation-Disclosures
your news items and subscriptions to
Mrs. w. Boyle, Selwood 1878, No
charges are made for .news items.
Mail your payments for subscriptions
to Mrs. W. Boyle, SCI East 3sth s.
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