The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-02-19
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lulu 3. McCabe, Reporter

A Douglas Day Memorial program
vas gwen at Wayman Chapel Sun
lay evening by Phyllis Wheatley
Club under the auspices of the chair
man of music, Mrs c. Bivins, and
Mrs. l.. Somerville, literary chair
man, who acted as mistress OF cere-
monies The occasion being also
Negro History Week. The biog-
applies were given as follows: Lite
OF Frederick Douglas, Mrs. L. Nc
Cabe; Mary B. Talbert, Mrs. Edna
Watts: Booker T. Washington. Mrs.
Dorothy Howard; Mary McCloud
5ethune and Sallie W. Stewart, Mrs.
Emma G. Harris; Oscar DePriest
oy Mrs. Lulu Somerville. Splendid
musical renditions interspersed the
peeches.-Monday evening the sec
ond quarterly conference convened
at Wayman Chapel with Rev. T. A.
Patterson, presiding. The attend
ance was very good and after the
order of service, the reports showed
substantial gain over the last
quarter. Some very needful repairs
mad been made 10 the church edi-
flee during the quarter. Rev. Pat
terson in company with Rev. Choice
went to Miles City and held con-
ference. Tuesday. Rev. Patterson
left for Great Falls Thursday
Thursday evening a Lincoln Day
program and chicken supper was
sponsored by the stewardess board
Mrs. Mary Aldridge, president. The
lmproInptu program was under the
auspices OF Mrs. Dorothy Howard.
Rev. Choice quizzed the children on
the life of Lincoln and the entire
program was thoroughly enjoyed.
supper was served in the basement
which was decorated with valentine
novelties and patriotic colors. A
neat sum was realized. The Phyllis
Wheatley Club held their regular
monthly business meeting Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Nellie
5est, with fifteen members present.
After the business the evening was
pent to honor the hostess on her
birthday anniversary, and n party
slVen by her daughters in connec-
len with the club meeting. Valen-
Inc fayors were used in keeping
with the house decorations.-T
emma G. Triangle Y. w. C. A..
girls entertained their mothers Sun
lay afternoon at the home of their
advisor, Mrs. Emma G.. Harris, the
occasion being their first annual
birthday party. A short program
was given consisting of an address
81 welcome by Catherine Melton.
president; response by one of the
mothers; address by Miss Jack
Crutchfield. physical director of the
y w. c. A; chorus singing by the
sirlsi instrumental piano solo by
Bernice Eblon and address, by Mrs.
Alma Halverson, general secretary
IT the ~" A delicious luncheon
was served and each guest was pre-
sented with a favor. The house
was beautifully decorated with val
entine colors and motifs displayed
In each room. Mrs. Harvey Smith
received a prize for piercing a heart
pinned on the wall The girls pre-
sented their president and physical
director both with handsome gifts.
Twenty-Five guests were present in
Guiding several of the Y. w. c. A.
taff-Mesdame Choice, Aldridge.
Biyins and MeCabe attended a spe-
cial worship service held in the
Empire building last Tuesday eve
ming. All of the ladies with the
exception of Mrs. McCabe are at
tending the courses in the class of
Sunday school instruction held each
Tuesday evening,-Phone your news
to 1884.