The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-03-26

Interest II being manifested in the
forthcoming spring election.
green was carried out to the tiniest
detail
Mr.. A. \. Flowers celebrated his
sath birthday Sunday by calling
upon his many friends. Mr.. Flowers
y OF sturdy pioneer stock and is to
be congratulated upon his good
health az his age.
The Matrons Birthday club will
meet April 6. with Mrs. johnson.
Cpl Hood street. Mrs. Ethel Thomp-
son y the president.
The Culture club met Monday af-
terneen with the president, Mrs. Es-
tehe Williams NJ her home in Al
oerta Plans were perfected for a
food sale and play. Mrs. Mary AL
esander vii be hostess next week Mt
her home. 900 East 18th North.
Mrs Ruth Flowers has been an.
pointed chairman of education Of the
oregon Association of colored Wo-
men.
Mrs Lulu Crazy will present The
Bethelite club in a pageant Easter
Sunday night at : o'clock at the
church. The title Of the pageant is.
The Challenge OF the Cross"
DR.. r. l.. Booker. will be the
guest speaker at the Eastmoreland
Community Center on Palm Sunday.
The subject the Doctor has select
ed Is Some Aspirations of the Amer
lean Negro" DIR. Booker is in great
demand for talks dealing with phases
Of the status of his people, and as
Se have said in these columns from
time TO time. he Is making a splendid
contribution toward the inter-racial
relations OF groups in Oregon; also
making contacts of a beneficial ma
ture IN putting over the best attri-
butes Of the Negro. before various
groups
April Fool Frolie and Dance April
] by Merrykaans Club at EMS Hall.
Mrs. Slater Farrell who has been
visiting here left Saturday for Oak
land where she will make her home.
Mrs. A. Webb arrived in the city
this week from Seattle to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Martin. 800 f.
7th street North. Her stay is indefi-
mite. Mrs. Webb has recently lived
In Nevada.
The knights Of Pythias, Syracuse
Lodge Ne. 1. will hold services Sun
day night at Bethel church. Rev. T.
A. Patterson, of the Puget Sound
conference will officiate. Mr.. o. S.
Thomas, master of ceremonies, has
arranged a splendid program for the
occasion. Among those appearing
on the program viii be District Dep
uty y. d. Cannady, Mrs. Jessie Coles
Grayson and Attorney Wyatt w.
Williams.
Rev. u. G. Hnl, pastor Of Bethel
church left "wednesday 10 visit his
relatives in Baltimore, Mr.. Rev. d.
G. Hid, Sr. has been III for some
time.
Mrs. W. A. Reed entertained last
Tuesday ut st. Patrick's luncheon
at her home. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with a profusion of
cut flowers and greenry. The table
centerpiece was Of green tinted jon
quilles and fern. Music was enjoyed
following the luncheon hour. Places
were laid for nine.
Mrs. Mamie stanton was hostess
for the meeting of the Literary Re-
search club Friday afternoon at her
home in Woodlawn. Mrs. Clarissa
Randolph, program chairman. pre-
scented Mrs. Frank Adams and Mrs.
Polyann Reed in readings. Mr.. Lee
Grigsby. well known baritone was a
guest and gave two solo numbers
Without a Song" and Macushla
He was accompanied by Miss Jane
Bryant. Mrs. Rose Nichols. chair
man of the executive board Of the
o. +. c. w. was also guest and
gave a few informal remarks. Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Reed are president
and secretary respectively, Of the
club. Mrs. Elsie Tesgue will be host-
ess April 3. at her home. 304 LARA
bee street.
New subscriber this week Mrs.
G. Fl. Grice. $50 Front street We
thank you.
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