The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-05-14
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
PlayIet Presented

provoking comedy, Tempest in
Hat Shop at the Williams Ave
" Friday night. Mrs. Lula Grag,
directed the play and also leadin,
part Mrs Estelle Williams is tn,
clubs president.
Mrs. Jeanne Jones. daughter o
Mrs. Julia Fuller, left this weel
en- motor trip to Reno, Nevada
Mrs. Jones. who has held many re
sponsible positions as woman chef
hopes to obtain something in the
line of work in the Biggest Little
City in the World"
Mrs. Ida Robinson. who heads the
S. M. rs lodge, will arrive in the
city this week on an official visit
and will be the house guest of Mrs
Dollie Paries.
Mrs, James Braggs was the guest
OF Mrs. Waldo Boyle at luncheon
Saturday prior to her departure
that night for Reno. Nevada Covers
were placed for four and bridge was
enjoyed
Reliable information has reached
this office that a local daily made
an error in the report of raid be-
4 ing made on the club of which Tom
Johnson, well known club proprietor
conducts. The raid was made at
another location.
The Allen Christian Endeavor of
Bethel Church will present a Song
Service Sunday evening at the reg
ular hour. Dolores Rurdine will
lead Louise Randolph Social meet
ing of the Portland C. E. Union and
received much inspiration for c. e.
progress. Geraldine Jefferson has
been selected to have charge of the
Missionary department.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Portland Branch of the N. A. A. C.
p. is making plans for the Spring
Carnival to be held Friday night
May % at the Williams Ave. "Y."
The Mystery Person" is causing a
great deal of curiosity and excite
ment. Mrs. G.. V. Grayson heads this
organization. Miss Portland" will
be crowned at this time.
Mr.. II. D. Fuller, 749 Michigan
Ave, is recovering from a severe
attack of acute Indigestion that me-
eessltated the attention of a ply
stefan.
Mr.. Roy Garnett was is the city
last week for visit with his family
Mr.. Fritz Cumby, son of Mrs.
Marian McClear, writes from Seattle
that he is employed on steamer
between Seattle and Alaska.
Mrs. o. T. Wright was called to
Los Angeles on account of the i'll
ness Of her grand daughter Mrs.
Russo May Kirk.
Mrs. g. p. Moore was a guest at
st. Martins Springs over Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Hardin and Mrs. Car
RE l.. lngersoll were joint hostesses
at the Mothers Day meeting of the
Rosebud Study Club last Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs. Hardin's home.
Mrs. Cora Minor gave the topic
Esther" and Mrs. Emma Stanley
presented "Huldha", both biblical
characters. This completes the study |
of the women of the Old Tesla |
ment and the women of the New |
Testament will be the study for the
remainder of the year. Miss Kate
Lewis read an interesting article on
Mother Mrs. Pearl Stewart read
poem and Mrs. Bonnie Boyle gave
piano. number. The guests were
Mesdames Anna Rhodes. r. r. Eos
ter, j. N. Cantrell, ID. G. Hill. Fl.
Troutman, II. C. Baker, Mary Tur-
ner, Arthur Webb and r. Flowers.
Mrs. Foster also recited a poem ap-
oropriate of Mothers Day. A num-
Der of current events were given.
Mrs. Thelma Flowers is hostess this
week.
Mr.. Stanton Duke was heartily re-
'eived in recital in Omaha last We'd
iesday night under auspices of the
girls club of the Y. w. C. A., of
which Miss Margie Danley is the
Executive secretary.
Mrs. Marian McClear was theatre
md dinner guest Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur MERCER. She was the
'uest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schwartz
n the evening for a trip to the
musement park Lotus Ilse".
Mrs. C. M. Phelps of Bend is In
he city this week to attend the we'd
ling reception of her son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
luke.
Mr.. George Wallace of Seattle
'as In the city for a few days.
~ oONidi 6lFtu ny enterprise
HAPPIER, 0. e. S. last Thursday niqht
! the home of the Worthy Matron
lrs. Clara Logan was much enjoyed
lrs. Matte Triplett won the first ,
rize at Yards. Mr.. Pickett won the
entlemen's prize and Mrs. Bessie
ohnson won the consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Flowers and :
on Clifford motored to Seattle Sum !
ay, where they attended Mothers
ay services in the morning and ar
we'd back to Portland in time for
inner and night church services.
Mrs. V. e. Keene was rendered
lrthday party Friday by a group
friends headed by Mrs. Charles
lmeson.
The Hyperion Bridge club held an
iteresting meeting with Mr.. and
RS Ralph Flowers Monday night at
leir home.
Mrs. Julia Fuller was the guest of
Or daughter. Miss Kate Lewis. at
inner at the "Y" Mothers Day.
RS. Jack Martin also was hostess
dinner for her mo Ter, Mrs. Fl
Mr.. Melvin Dawson was severely h
Jured in an automobile accident b
thursday night at 18th and Halsy n