The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-09-13

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Wednesday, Sept. o.. the regular
monthly meeting of the committee
of management was held at the "Y."
Due 10 the absence of the chairman,
Mrs. Grayson, the vice-chairman,
Mrs. Gray, presided.
On Thursday, Sept. 6, the Crystal
Club held its first meeting Of the fall
season. Plans were made for social
meeting and wiener roast for Sept. 10
in honor of all new high school girls.
Saturday the FREELY Club girls
held their first meeting OF the sea
son at which time they planned
social meeting to be held Saturday.
Sent. 10, at ] p, m. at the "Y.n All
girls over seven years old are cor
daily invited to be present as there
will be plenty of fun and eats for all.
The girls are anxious that all old
members and all who have never
been members, join them at this
party.
Under the auspices of the religious
committee the regular Sunday after
noon vespers service was held at the
''Y" Sept. Q. Mrs. Redmond, chair
man Of the committee, acted as
mistress of ceremonies. The Scripture
was read by Mr.. Gray and PRAYER
was offered by Mr.. Morrison. Miss
Bernita DeLaey played a piano solo
and Miss Lenora' Freeman rendered
vocal solo. Miss II. Harper spoke
a few minutes on ''The Ideal Place
of the Y. w. C. A. in the Commun-
ity." Miss Jenny Dora Grayson pre-
sided at the piano during the singing.
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invited TO attend the vespers service
for an interesting hour and an en-
joyable social hour following the
service.
The "Y'' is now under the admin
istration of Miss II. Harper from
California. Miss Harper is a gradu-
ate of the University Of California
and the Ohio School of Social Work.
She has been doing social and ''Y"
work in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Oak
land, Cal. She is a native Westerner
but through her work and contact
through travel in the East and South
she has acquired an unusually broad
point of view. Portland and the "Y"
welcome her and all are looking for
ward to busy successful and happy
year.
Mrs. F. X. Mcpherson Of Gran
vile, Texas, grand worthy counsellor
of the Court of Calanthe, and grand
treasurer of the o. Z. S. Texas
jurisdiction). and Mrs. NJ A. Kirk
of Waco, Texas, grand secretary
treasurer of the Court of Calanthe
(TeXas), are in the city, the house
guests of Mrs. s. f. Stanfield. While
here they were entertained elabor-
ately.
MIR. and Mrs. Fielden Stewart,
900 T.. Main street, sponsored din
ner Sunday honoring Mrs. VIM.
Lamb and Mrs. r. W. Fairfax of
Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W.
Stanley were also at dinner.
Miss Mamie Maud Ivy Is in the
city from Oakland, Cal, and is the
guest Other brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Ivy.
Miss Lillian Seats and Mr.. Cor
don Chapman were married in Van
couver, WASH, Sept. 6.
Miss Eunice Mitcham and Marion
C. Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Young, were married in Van
couver, WASH, Sept. 4. The Youngs
will leave soon for Oakland, Cal,
where they VIII RESIDE permanently,
Mr.. and MRS: H. =. ulaze ol D1iey s
OKLA, are VISITING Mr.. ana Mrs. !" ~
lis Reed. They are the, parents Oh
Mrs. REED. 49, ~ n,
Mrs. Wm' Lamp ana MIS- =. "
Fairfax were entertained at oreak,
fast Sunday morning by Mr. ano
Mrs: A. ). Franklyn' -, wv
Mrs. VIM. Lamb ana MRS. r. w
rairlaN weie tle W, S.aI III
left Monday for their nome by way
OF VANCOUVER, y ~
Mr.: Nimrod Jackson was host or