The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-17

glad to submit prices on clothes.
The Up-to-Datc Tailors also clean
and re-block old hats and caps, ma
King them look like new. Patron
ize this CONCERN. Phone them and
have them call for your clothes. Fee
auto delivery. Telephone Trinity
1929. Ingersol and Taylor, Props.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mullen en-
'tertained with party at their home
tuesday honoring the members of
the Stewart and Johnson vaudeville
company who recently played an
engagement at the Liberty Theater.
Among the members of the troupe
are Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Johnson, Miss
Lottie Brown and Miss Gertrude
Maxwell, all of Los Angeles. Mr..
Johnson is a nephew of Mrs. F. ID.
Whitlow of Los Angeles, who was a
visitor here about two years ago.
Mr.. Johnson and Miss Maxwell will
De married sometime in April. Cow
ers were placed for seven.
Mrs. leila Ashcraft was hostess
at handsomely appointed lunch
con at her home Saturday honoring
the birth anniversary of Mrs. Addie
Boyd.
Negro History Week was fittingly
observed Sunday at a largely at
tended meeting at the Williams
Avenue Y, under auspices of the
Oregon Federation of Colored Wo-
men. The principal speakers were
Rev. j. l.. Casson, and DR.. E.. o.
Sisson. Others on the program were
Mrs. ]. Baker, Mrs. K Gray, Mrs.
w. Boyle, Mrs. Nathan Harris and
Mrs. G. DeGraff
Invitations have been issued for
the coming wedding of Miss Gladys
M. Anderson and Mr.. Wyatt w. viii
liams, which will be solemnized on
March l at Bethel A. NJ E. Church.
Mr.. Williams is our well known at.
torney, while Miss Anderson Is an
expert stenographer.
The Birthday MatrOn's Club an.
nounces card party February 81
at the Stag Club for the benefit OF
the o. +. G. w. Everyone il COR
daily invited to attend. Admission
so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Nichols enter
home Friday night. A Valentine
decorative scheme was attractively
used. A delicious buffet luncheon
was served. Prizes at cards were
awarded Mrs. d. Ingersol and Mr..
w. Reese.
Card party Wednesday night, Feb.
ruary %. Auspices Literary Re-
search Club, mt the Stag Club. Come
and enjoy a delightful evening and
delicious refreshments. Admission
so cents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster was hostess
Friday evening for the meeting of
the Culture Club. Miss D. Summers
gave a reading, 1.-THE Progress OF
the Negro" and Mrs. s. Flowers
read THE New American Negro
An interesting talk on club activi-
ties in Seattle was given by Mrs.
Rose Scott. The club will hold their
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
M. Brown.
Mr.. William Johnson is very i'll
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
L. Pickett.
Mrs. Irwin Flowers entertained
the, Rosebud Study Club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Current
events and timely topics were dis
cussed. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. ]. W. In
gersol.
The girls work committee is spon-
soring a circus entertainment March
2 at the Williams Avenue Y.
The Old Rose Club held its an
nual meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Peek and chose
the followings officers: Mrs. c. COT
fee, president; Mrs. c. Anderson.
vice president; Mrs. Cora Franklin
secretary; Mrs. w. Davis, assistant
secretary; Mrs. P. Reynolds, art
chairman; Mrs. H. D. Fuller, re-
porter. The retiring president, Mrs.
w. +. Smith, was presented beau
tiful basket of cut flowers in appre-
citation of her services, during the
five years of her leadership. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. Coffee.