The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-02-12
Y. w. c. A. Secretary
Makes Annual Report

At the annual banquet given by the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A. Miss
Idell Vertner, executive secretary,
read the following report: ALL buss-
ness and industrial club attendance,
763 High School Girl Reserve attend
ance, 507 Junior Girls attendance,
164 continuation group (Jolie), 554
Rosebud attendance, 500 total enroll
ment in classes in arts and crafts,
swimming, French, serving class, story
telling hour for children, 40 social
gatherings given for young people,
100 totale adult membership, 100 or
carnations used building, 3539 at
tendance at 80 vesper services, 100
permanent and transient guests in
the home; 200 applicants for employ
ment, 152 EMPLOYERS listed II EN-.
plovers served. Educational classes
offer young women opportunities for
study and training by which they may
become more conscious of their social
obligation. Vesper services give in
spiration and Christian fellowship as
well as social contact for young peo-
Pile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mack (Bernice
Woods are the parents of a baby
girl, born last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Kirk entertained the
Matinee Matrons Club at cards Sat-
urday evening, at which four tables
were in play. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Davis were also guests. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Pearl Young and Mr..
George Wright. first; Mrs. Cecile
Mclver, consolation. Mrs. Kirk and
her two sons will leave Sunday for
Butte to Join Mr.. Kirk. Saturday af-
ternoon the Matinee Matrons will
entertain at bridge at the home of
Mrs. McIver for the pleasure of Mrs.
Kirk.
Keep off date of February ~. ALL
Star musical at Grace Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Harper CASTOR entertained
at her home Tuesday with a birthday
sur pri Use luncheon complimenting
Mrs. Levi Howard. Valentine colors
were used in the decorations and red
carnations were given as favors.
Other guests We're Mrs. Idel Vert
ner, Mesdames H. Hood. George F..
Martin, E. Hipshur, Sadie Ware,
Letha Watson and ". W. Butler.
Mrs. Howard received a number of
beautiful gifts.
The Harmony Art Twelve Club
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nett and completed plans for their
annual exhibit and party to be held
at Chambers hall Saturday, Febru-
airy 21. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Hattie Howard.
Mrs. Alice Goodwin of Chicago Is
here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Nellie
Wilson.
The Progressive Uplift Club will
meet Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Mae Wells, 218 21st Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson en-
tertained at dinner Monday compli-
menting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cropp of
Los Angeles and Mrs. Alice Good
win of Chicago. Covers were placed
for ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Cropp left
Tuesday for their home.
Tony Josephs of the East Side
Dive Works announces the removal
of the shop to $40 21st Avenue.
where he will be glad to have his Gus
toners call or phone East $3.50 for
quick service.
The Misses Viola Olmsby, Rene
Jones and Minola Parker jointly en-
tertained with luncheon Sunday
at the home of Miss Olmsby, honor
ing Edward Harris of Los Angeles,
Steve Mathews of Minneapolis and
Leon Beck of Tacoma.
Mr.. George w. Brown and Mrs.
Katherine Harris were married
Thursday by Justice William Hoar.
The Orpheus Fine Art Club held
their annual meeting Sunday at the
Y w. C. A. and elected the follow
ing officers: Alberta w. Walker,
president, Ira Simons, vice presi-
dent; Alma King, secretary; EVELYN
Waggener. corresponding secretary
James Clayton, treasurer; Andrew
King, parliamentarian. Gold pins
with the monoaram o. F. A. were
presented each member.