The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-04-19

June 2s-2S--O. r.. q. WIS annual
meeting. s3rlH ab q
Mrs. Thompson left this, week for
b. visit with her daughters in Pasa-
tdena, California. 1T.
Mrs. II. Troutman,- president of
he Harriet Tnbman Club, and Mrs.
IT.. Cosby, national headquarters
chairman for Oregon, were guests
Iof the Birthday Matrons Club at
1.-The home Of Mrs, Lee Anderson.
FThis occasion was birthday party
flor the several members whose.
birthdays occurred in the month.
April % the club will meet with.
Mrs. Brown. -..t ri
Mrs. w. A. Reed is ccnvalescing,
at her home. 500 Cherry Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Jackson
were dinner hosts Sunday at their
Ihome in Kenton, Ten, guests en-
Ijoyed the delicious dinner which
was followed by radio concert. 4
Mrs. Ruth Flowers attended the
meeting Of the Portland Federation
of Women (white) and had the
honor of secending the nomination
of Mrs. Nathan Harris as third
vice-president of the organization.
Mrs. Harris is president of the
Portland Women's Peace Council
land is strong supporter of wo-
lmen's organizations regardless OF
Brace, color or creed. Mrs, II. Flow
lers will be hostess for the next
Imeeting of the Peace Council on
IApril 80
| v. w. G. A. Vcsper
Vesper services at the ''Y" SUM-
day afternoon were especially in
teresting. Rev. ], f., Moreland
gave the Scripture reading. Miss c.
Hooker gave. reading in her
usual splendid manner. Mrs. L..
Mitchell of Sioux Falls, s. D., gave
a most interesting and inspiring
address on "Co-operation" of the
various progressive organizations in
her home. Mrs. ID. Gulliford gave
a discourse on the "Bahai Move
ment." H..
Rites for Albert McCEin.
Funeral services. for the late AL
bert McClain we're held Monday
morning at the East Side Mortuary.
Rev. X. C. Runyon officiated and
was assisted by the Presiding Ell
der. Rev. McGinnis. Miss G., Nc
Claim was the soloist. Mr.. McClain
passed away in Omaha, Nebraska,
following an operation for appen--
dicitis. He had a genial person.
atty and his many friends VIII
miss him. n a.s.@s,t,
Keep OFF Date: May es--Wateh
for particulars. as 4
Mrs. Valentine and Mrs l.. Ian
ming left Monday evening for Sc
attic, MASH after attending the
funeral of their brother,fsM Mr. a
McClain. Mrs, Valentine and Mrs Mrs
tanning are former Portlanders
and their many friends sympathize
with them in 1.-The loss3 OF their
brother. 8. .ssa..r 81. 1
A number of women interested III
beautyculture were invited to meet
Mrs; Il. Mitchell, beauty cultnrtst
of Sioux Falls, s.. D., on Friday
Fevening- at the home of the hostess
Mrs. n. Troutman. The aftermath.
of this meeting is the formation oil
an organization to further the in
terest a-of this line of endeavor In
the Ruse City.
Rcnodeling Golden West Hotel
The Golden West Hotel IS beng
remodeled and, renovated and, up7
en- completion will be a show place
of which Portland will be proud:
Mr.. W. d. Allen, the proprietor, is
a thorough business man, and has
made possible business second to
none west of chicago, where our
group may receive hotel accom-
modations. Many new modern feat
ures will be installed :; sa
Guy Hart of Seattle spent Few
DAYS in the city and was welcomed
by his many friends.
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land office Of Tic, Enterprise no'
later than Tuesday noon each week
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