The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-09-13
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
MRS. w. BOGIE Editor-Manager
565 East Both soutir-Phone sSelwood 16zs

1 The Sir Knights of the Knights or
Pythias sponsored a highway trip
Saturday morning for the pleasure
of Mrs. F. X. Mcpherson and Mrs.
N. A. Kirk. They motored to VAN
couver, WASH, thence to the high
/ way. In the party besides the guests
J of honor were Mrs. S. Il. Stanfield,
! Mrs. Tia Fuller, Mr.. r. Gilmore ard
Mr.. Wilbur Marshall. After the trip
the party was entertained at dinner
by Mrs. Stanfield and then to the
Oriental Theatre
/ Mrs. Arthur Nelson has returned
after visiting relatives and friends
lin, the East.
Mrs. Elsie Murray of San Fran
cisco, former resident Of Portland,
| arrived in the city Sunday and is
the house guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Love.
Little Virginia Harris. and Master
Leroy Fuller, Jr.. are an advertising
attraction this week in the show
window of the Knights Electric Co.
l., Mr.. H. D., Fuller. is suffering from
an infected hand, caused by a slight
bruise sustained a short time ago.
Mrs. Hart of Seattle is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Booker.
N. A. A.. c. P. Holds Interesting
Meeting. - An enthusiastic meeting
was held Sunday afternoon by the.
Portland branch, N. A. A. c. p, at.
the Williams Ave. Y. w. c. A. The
supplies for workers in the member
ship campaign were distributed. The
branch is making an effort to secure
500 members. Those heading the
teams are Messrs. V. L. Keene, j.
Guy, l.. r. Blackburn, w. Gilmer,
+. Flowers, and f., Carr; Mesdames
r. Nichols, F. Turner, and r. Love,
and Miss B. Hubbard. Lee Ander-
son is the president and Mrs. G. w.
lngersoll assistant secretary.
N. A. A. C. P. executive board
meetings are held the first Thursday
evening of each month. A regular
meeting will be held Sept. 16 from
4 to 5fo'clock at the Williams Ave.
'iY. W. c. A. @"'''N
Mr.. Hart drove down from Seattle
and presented his wife a delightful
surprise-a new Studebaker.
Mrs. 0rah Hilbert, of San Fran
cisco is spending a fortnight in the
city at her home 948 Tibet street.
The many friends of Miss c. Free
man will be glad to know that she is
recuperating nicely at Hot Springs,
, Wash.
Miss Hattie Robinson was the re-
cipient of many social courtesies
during her stay in Seattle recently.
Miss Robinson is prominent in the
, social activities of the Rose City and
is assistant secretary of the Rosebud
Study Club. She has endeared her
self to many friends since arriving
in the city to make her home with
her brother-in-law and sister, DR..
! and Mrs. j. A. Merriman, sos Pres
colt street. '.-s 80
The Literary Research Club has
resumed meetings for the year. Mrs.
s. Standfield was hostess last Friday
evening at an interesting meeting.
Mrs. Tia Fuller. president, presided.
Mrs. Tolliver gave reading and
entitled "Black Majesty" by Van
dercook Mesdames L. X. McPher-
son and N. A, Kirk, of Texas, were
visitors and complimented the club
on its activities. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. V. +. Keene, 425
Church street, Friday afternoon,
Sept. 81, at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hopkins, registered
? nurse of Washington, d. c., arrived
in the city this week.
w. d. Allen and son Robert have
returned home after an extensive
I trip throughout the East. They visit.
ed the principal cities as well as Mr.
Aliens home in Tennessee. They
I were accompanied by W. d. Allen
, Jr., who received his degree in music
, from Oberlin College this year, and
by Miss Nellie Allen, who is junior
\ at Oberlin.
' Mrs. Mamie Maud 1vey is visiting
in the city from San Francisco. She
| Is the house guest of her brother
{ and sster-iri-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T.
' 1vey, GAG Tibet street.
r Mrs. j. w. Stanley was hostess a.
n the Rosebud. Club meeting Wednes
{ day afternoon. A departure from
;. the usual custom was the serving
= of luncheon at 80 p, m. prior to go
i ing into session. Reports were giveI
by several officers. Election of Of
t ficers will be held at the first meet
d ing in October.
& Rev. J. F. Wilson, most worshipfu
grand master of Masons, California
g Jurisdiction, spent few days il
e the city as the guest of Excelsio
y Lodge and was the house guest o
MIR. and Mrs. l.. r. Blackburn in Ir
H. vington. Mr.. Blackburn is secretar,
: of Excelsior Lodge. John Guy, wor
IS shipful master. of Excelsior Lodge
5, and his wife were dinner. hosts Tues
: day evening for the pleasure of Rev
Wilson.