The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-04-16
Gard of Thanks

We take this means to express our
thanks to many friends for their
/ kindness and sympathy during our
bereavement over the death of our
sister. Mrs. Leavinia l.. Moore. who
passed away April 8, 1881. We es-
necially thank Rev. George F. Mar
tin, Rev. J. Sterling Moore. Rev. T.
A. Patterson and Rev. f. F. Morris
for their assistance, the-choir of First
A. NJ. F.. Church and C. C. Daniels
, for music: also the Welcome Club,
the Lone Star Club, John r. Tame
Auxiliary and Lewis Ford Auxiliary
We appreciate the floral tributes and
every kindness rendered.
Mrs. A. l.. Butler,
Mrs. A. Nj. Smith, sisters.
The Tinney Furniture Co. is max
ing sensational offer in the sale of
genuine Ostermoor mattresses, regu-
larlv priced at $4950, for $3.50.
Besides the reduction, Tinney will
allow SIS for your old mattress or So
for a friend you induce to buy dur
! ing this sale. Tinney's Furniture
store is located at 8th Avenue and
Westlake. Read their advertisement
in this issue of The Enterprise.
Petkovts Fur Co. soon will move
| into their new store at GIG Pine st.
They are now staging a big removal
sale during which furs can be pur-
chased at bargain prices. Here are
two offers especially attractive: A
S125 caracul coat can be bought for
1885, $3.50 Hudson seal coat can be
| had for 1910. Convenient terms can
be arranged. If contemplating pur-
chasing furs, now is the time to eff
feet big saving by buying at Pet
kovits Fur Co., GOA Pine st.
Donetta. small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Young, who under
went an oneration recently, has re-
covered sufficiently to be removed
to her home.
Rev. George F. Martin and the
First A. M. f. choir will visit Ia
coma Sunday and take charge of
the afternoon service at the third
quarterly conference meeting.
The finance committee of the
Y. w. c. A., of which Mrs. Berna-
dine Harvey is chairman, gave
benefit party Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. Margaret McShann
from which they Melted $40. The
committee is grateful to the friends
who assisted.
The Self Improvement Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ]. R.
Chase. Reports from the clubs Eas-
ter benefit breakfast proved the af-
fair a splendid success and they
wish to thank their friends for their
hearty response. The next meeting
of the club will be with Mrs. Alma
King.
The Grace PRESBYTERIAN choir will
entertain this Thursday evening at
/ the home of Mrs. LeEtta King, com
plimenting Mrs. Belle Tyler of st.
Paul and other friends who assisted
the choir with their Easter cantata.
/ Mrs. j. r. Chase will be hostess
| Tuesday evening for the meeting of
the London Bridge Club.
! Mrs. Jessie Shields was hostess for
/ the meeting of the Will Do Club at
her home Monday evening for the
annual election of officers. Mrs.
/ VIM. Chandler was elected president ;
| Mesdames Jessie Shields. vice presi-
dent; Audrey Nichols, secretary, and
Nellie Wilson, treasurer. The Off
GERS will be installed at the next
meeting and all appointive officers
named. The club will have charge of
the Mothers Day exercises at the
Mt. Zion Baptist church in Nav.
Mrs. Belle Salter Tyler, popular
contralto who is visiting in the city
from st. Paul, has been the motive
for many social affairs during her
stay. Last Friday she was the guest
of Mrs. Llwilla Elmore for dinner at
her home. Saturday evening she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
X. Anderson for party at Three
Tree Point; Sunday, Mrs. Jose Gar
cia was hostess for an auto drive to
Green River Gorge; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fletcher Oliver entertained with
dinner Monday evening at their
hcme eomplimenting Mrs. Tyler. at
which covers were placed for thirty
six A color scheme of yellow and
green was very effectively carried
out in the decorations and table an
pointments. The hostess was assisted
by Mesdames F. II. Bowman, Pauline
Swayze, Beatrice Williams and Clar-
enee Mccullough. After dinner the
guests enjoyed cards. for which
prizes were awarded Mrs Tyler Mr.
c. J.. Miller. and Miss Eva Ford
Tuesday Mrs. +. IL. Bowman was
hostess for a breakfast for the pleas.
ure of Mrs. Tyler Covers were
placed for eight Mrs. Carrie Black
entertained at breakfast Wednesday
at her home at which covers were
placed for four Mrs. Tyler plans
to leave for her home Tuesday.
Mrs Oscar Annette and daughter
Anna Belle of Tacoma, spent the
weekend in Seattle, guests Of Mrs.
j r Curd