The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-02-24
Elocutionist to Be Heard

Miss Melba Howard, Canada's dis
| tinguished young elocuttionist and in
personator will be heard in pro-
| gram of character interpretations
| Friday night, March 2 at the tennis
Club Hall. As a dramatic reader and
| inpcrsonator, Miss Howard has few
| equals. She he's remarkable talent
| and personality and lever fails to
carry her audience by storm.
The above picture shows Miss
! Howard in pose as the Indian Maid
en- in 'The Cattle Thief"
The Golden Aid Club met Tuesday
and perfected plans for their Food
I Sale Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Robt. Edmonds. Mrs. Lemuel Jen-
kins is president and Mrs, F. N. Har-
ris, secretary. w. f"r.
Syvilla Fort, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fort is named on the
honor rail- of twelve students at Nc
Donald School that have neither been
| absent or tardy in five years.
Howard Maceo Biggs, was award
ed a silver medal Wednesday in the
finals of the statewide musical con-
test held at the Chamber of Com
merce auditorium. Young Biggs
played several difficult piano selec-
tions that won an ovation.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hatcher and Mrs. l..
Poole of Bremerton were visiting
] here Sunday.
Another secret marriage was dis
closed this week when Mr.. Harry
Allen and Miss Ruth Graham an
nounced their marriage. The GER
emony was performed by Judge Shell
Ter in Everett, June 16 of last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen nave kept their
marriage a secret until the groom
became of age. He celebrated his
twenty-first birthday anniversary
on the 18th of this month. The
bride is eighteen. The young couple
are residing with tnt-r sister and
] brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| Fair, GIT 26th North, where they are
receiving the well wishes of their
friends.
Keep off date, March 16. Juven-
lie Elks entertainment.
A large crowd attended the Mardi
Gras Ball given by the Industrial
Art Club, Wednesday night at Wash
ington Hall. The affair was big
success in every way. Costume prizes
were awarded Miss 0livet Young and
Mrs. L. L. Seavens.
| Mesdames j. B. Scott, Susan Curd
Y. T. Fisher and Matte Oliver rep
resented Seattle's women clubs in
Tacoma last Sunday at the executive
board meeting of the State Fedora
ton. The board chose Tacoma for
the convention of women's clubs to
be held June 81, % and 20.
News was received this week of
the death in los Angeles of Mr.. Os-
car Moore, well known in Seattle as
former drummer of the Steamship
Dorothy orchestra. The deceased is
survived by his mother living in Los
Angeles. Members of the Steamship
Admiral Dewey subscribed for a
wreath which they sent in care of
Mr.. Rueben Reid.
Mrs. George l.. Chatters enter
tanned a group of young people with
3. party Sunday afternoon honorinC
the birthday anniversary of her
Youngest daughter, Annie Eleanore.
Mrs. Chatters was assisted by Mes
danes Grinstead and McFarlone.
The Happy Hour Club held their
monthly social meeting at the home
of the president, Mr.. Eugene Flem-
ing last Friday evening. Plans were
also discussed for an entertainment
to be given next month. Messrs. VIM.
Fenter and Avis Dennis of Montana,
were honored guests. Two new men,
bers Joined the club. The next reg
ular business meeting will be held al
the A. M. Z. parsonage next Friday
evening and the next social meeting
will be held at the home of Miss
Grace Fisher.
The Lone Star Art Club will meet
next Friday, March with Mrs. Sadie
Watson, 6919 10th Ave. S.
The friends of Mr.. AL Agee will be
glad to learn that he has recovered
sufficiently to be removed to hi:
home at lab 21st Ave.
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