The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-02-19

"Tbe Lillian Bridge club" was or
panied Tuesday by group Of la
dies at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Baker hostess for the meeting. The
club was named in honor of the host
ess and has the following persenel.
Mrs. lnez Duke, president; Mrs. Mar
parie Williams. vice ~ esident; Mrs.
Marie Smith, secretary The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Berry.
Among the sick: Mrs. J. A. Nichols
is recovering from injury to her knee
received in fall: A. ]. Morton is
able to be out after recent illness !;
Mother West, mother of Mrs. Gather
inc Gray, confined to her home; Mrs.
Mary Ford. considerable improved;
Mr.. Arthur Love, suffering from an
attack of lumbego Mrs. DeNorval
Unthanl, recuperating from her i'll
ness; Mrs. Edward Thompson. con-
fined b. illness; Mrs. Berry Kinsley
is convalescent.
Mrs. Louise Palmer Weber. radio
hostess for KOIN radio stetion. dedi-
Gated the program recently to fou>
local Colored women prominently
identified with the activities of the
community. Those honored were Mrs.
Rosa Nichols. chairman of the com
mittee management of Williams ave
nue. "Y': Mrs. Ruth Flowers, for
mer president of the Oregon Fedora
ton of Colored Women; Mrs. Jessie
Coles Grayson, second secretary of
the National Association OF Colored
Women, and Mrs. W. Boyle. club wo.
man. Mrs. Weber is prominently
identified with all civic endeavors in
Portland and has been very liberal
in her attitude toward the Colored
people.
The Rosebud Study club held their
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rosa Nichols. A re.
sumo of the life of Paul Robson was
given by Mrs. Thelma Flowers and
"Delilah' Biblical character, was the
topic presented by Mrs. Carrie l..
lngersol. Plans were discussed for
the annual card party to be given
soon. Among the guests were Mrs.
Wells and Mrs. +. S. Valentine. The
next meeting will be held at the home
VI AhiS. pldHitNs
Mr.. Soloman Lawrence left this
week for Seattle where he will MAKE
his home with Henry Lawrence, a
brother.
Mr.. Charles r. Reed and a group
of men supplied a deserving family
with many needed articles. The club
women who have contributed their
CT Will NJ,
probably not appreciate us mention
ing it. but the deed deserves com
mendation.
Mr.. Hunter was heard Monday
night in a group of popular songs
over the radio. He has appeared sew
eral times recently and is proving
very popular.
Mrs, Mae Valentine of Seattle was
the over night guest of Mrs. J. A.
Nichols Tuesday.
Mrs. H. D. Fuller arrived home
Sunday accompanied by her grand
children Hazel and David Strothers.
Mr.. Fuller is still suffering from in
juries sustained in an automobile ac-
cident during her visit in Tacoma.
The kewana Bridge club will be
entertained this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Braggs. Mr..
Wilbur MERCER will act as instruct
or; Mrs. j. Martin has been appoint
cd reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Washington have
moved to their new residence in
Montavilla.
The Literary Research club will
meet Friday afternoon with the Mrs.
Polyanna Reed, secretary at her home
on Cherry street.
The Misses Bushnell were hostess
es for a prettily appointed luncheon
Saturday eomplimenting Miss Cleo
Lewis who graduated. from jefferson
in the January class. Covers were
placed for nine.
DR.. j. l.. CASTOR, pastor of Mt. Oh
wet Baptist church opened the SEES
sion of the house of representatives
by offering the invocation. Reports
from Salem state that it is the first
time in the memory of the present
representatives that a Negro minister
has had this honor.
Printing-All kinds of printing,
calling cards, business cards, tickets,
hand bills, placeeards, posters. letter
heads. etc, at very low prices. Mrs