The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-01

Miss Kate Lewis. Assistant Editor,
Eugene j. Minor. AZ
The FREELY Club will hold the
regular meeting Saturday at 2:30
p. M, with Mrs. Maxwell. An all
day setting-up conference for off
GERS of this group will be attended
by the following new officers: Eu-
nice Mott, president; Maud Booker,
vice-president; Marie Thomas. secre-
tary; Lucy Gray Burns, treasurer
Avia Booker, song leader; Jeanette
Pierson, camp chairman. This meet
ng will be held at the main associa-
ton building on Saturday. October
0. Miss Elsie Tucker, executive sec
rotary for grade school work will
be in charge.
New officers Of The Tfianon club
include: Miss Geraldine Williams.
president; Miss Nellie 1ngersoll, Sec
rotary; Miss Julia Blanchard. treas
urer. Mrs. Ethel Reese is the new
! adviser of this group. Mrs. May
Hill, former leader will assist Mrs.
Reese for awhile. Mrs. Reese at
tended the supper meeting for Girl
Reserve Advisers at the main Y on
Wednesday at 5 80 p. m. Announce
ments of fall activities were made
at this meeting.
The Business and Industrial Girls
held an interesting meeting Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Norma Williams gave
travelogue of her vacation trip;
Miss Juanita Johnson recited and the
group conducted a short song serv-
ice. Miss C. Maxwell presided, and
assisted the program committee.
Membership in the Rhythm band
is still open to children from to s
years. Mrs. Jessie Flowers gives in
dividual instruction and attention to
each member.
The Harriet Tubman Club, Bureau
of Economics, and the Oregon Bellies.
held meetings in the building this
week. Mrs. Dolly Paries and Mrs,
Norma Williams were two additional
members who attended the Setting
up conference at Rock Creek Camp
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Wisdom who won the
round trip ticket to Los Angeles CIV
en- in the ticket-selling contest con-
Quoted by the Chorus of Bethel A.
M. E. Church writes she is enjoy
ing the trip immensely. She will Wis
it with Mrs. Estelle who lived here
several years ago. Mrs. Wisdom was
given a two-week's leave by the
Meier and Frank Co., in whose en-
ploy she has been for some time.
Mrs. John Wise, former resident
of Portland, Ore, died in Los An
geles last week after an illness of
several days. Funeral services were
held at the Independent Church with
the Rev. N. P. Gregg, officiating.
Frank w. Smith was committed
to the state hospital for the insane
by Circuit Judge Tazwell, following
an examination by alienists. Smith
claimed to be preacher and has
been soliciting funds for a "rescue
/, mission"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin are en-
joying the week at Gearheart Beach.
Mr.. Roland Smith of Los Angeles
passed through the city this week
motoring to Seattle and British Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Payne enter
tanned group Of friends at beau
tifully appointed dinner party Thurs
day night in honor Ct Mrs. Payne's
birthday.
Mrs. y S. Reed will be hostess for
/ the meeting of the Literary Research
| club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frank
1 Adams is the president and Mrs.
Polyana Reed is the secretary.
Mrs. Margery Clifton of Seattle
arrived in the city last week to ac-
cept position in the Beauty Salon
of Lipmann & Wolfe department
store She is guest at the residence
IF Mrs. Louis. Jores.
Mrs. George Mullen has returned
from trip to California and Mex
leo.
Mrs. Julia Fuller, IS reported much
improved AMI expects to be on. again
SION.
! Mr.. Ralph Flowers was host for
the meeting of the Hyperion Bridge
club Monday night at his home. Mr.,
Flowers acted as his own chef and
prepared the delicious repast. A So
cial hour followed the play. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer will entertain at the next
meeting.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Notes
Sunday morning will be the regu'
lar Communion and Covenant serv-
ices. At the evening service the
choir will present a musical concert
and an added feature will be the
young girls quartette which include:
the Misses Geraldine Williams. julia
Blanchard, Nellie Ingeroll and Miss
Scott. Bernice Williams will be the
accompanist, The B. Y. P. U. hal
accepted the invitation to be the
guest of the st. Johns B. Y. P. U
Prayer meeting will be Wednesda,
night and choir rehearsal Friday
night. Mrs. G.. G.. Gardner presiden
of the Searchlight club will be hos
tess for the next meeting.
Mrs. Mable Redmond, beautician
is reported i'll.
New subscriber this week: Mrs. Fl
Morris, 287 Williams Court. w,
thank you.