The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-08-27

they Know IL. Mr.. moore at 1lfSt
disclaimed any responsibility on part
of Fraser and Patterson in the OPP
Grafton of the cafe, stating it was
leased under management of a Mr..
Cadman. When told colored people
regarded the cafe as part of the Fra
ser and Patterson management and
steps would be taken to carry the
matter to court and colored people
would be advised to stop their pa
tronage of the store, Mr.. Moore
agreed to take immediate steps to
stop the discrimination.
Mrs. Clara Campbell spent the
week end visiting friends in Port
land.
Bertha Campbell, grand daughter
of Mrs. Eva Cephas who is a patient
at Firlands Sanitarium entertained
group of her young friends with
a party Sunday at Firlands.
Members of the A. M. Z. Junior
League who successfully arranged
and managed the banquet Monday
night at the First A. M. F. Church
for visitors attending the annual
conference are grateful to the fol-
lowing persons for assistance: Mt.
Zion Baptist Church., Smiths Cafe,
Dunbar Hotel, Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. C. A., Rosaia Bros, Felix Ro-
saia, the walters and helpers. $50
persons attended the banquet.
The Elite Social Club announces
a change in their weekly dance from
Monday night to Thursday night.
The next affair will be carnival
feature to be STAGED Thursday, Sep
tember at Greyerbiehls Hall. Baby
Borders Band will furnish the mu.
sic and Sally Harper will sing.
Mrs. H. Hood entertained Mrs. e.
Harris OF Kansas City, Kans., with a
Whist party Tuesday evening. Other
cut of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Slater of Los Angeles
Mrs. W. Smith of Denver. Colo Mrs
Harris is the sister of Mrs. Ethel
stephens.
Mrs. w. M. Woodson entertained
her daughter, Miss Edna Height witt
dancing party at her home Tuesday
evening. Twenty-seven young people
attended. Among the guests wer'
Misses Maxine Montgomery, Doroth,
Ryan, Lucille Redmond, Yvonnt
Chaters, Jamie Watson, Juanit;
Phelps and Annie Chatters.
Miss Pauline White and Messrs
Robert Malone and L. L.. McGrude
were dinner guests at the homes o
Mr.. Lincoln Kemple and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Pervic Ponds at Snohomisl
Sunday. Covers were laid for six
Mr.. Robert Thomas. of Flint
Mich, who has been visiting hi
cousin, Miss Maxine Montgomery
left for his home Friday.
Mr.. Albert Murphy has returne
to his home in New York City afte
a visit here with his sister, Mrs. "
N. Woodson.
Miss Antoinette Gamble enter
tanned with a paiama luncheon an
bridge party at her home Saturda
afternoon. Covers were placed 70
twelve. Those awarded prizes a
bridge were Miss Sarai Green, Mr.
Helen Robinson and Miss Candac
Black. Is
At a meeting of Eureka chapte
Royal Arch Masons, held Frida
night, W. F. Williams was electe
Most Excellent High Priest and
H. Wade, secretary. All other Of
GERS were reelected.
Mrs. L. Holmes entertained with
beautifully appointed breakfast
her home recently, honOring Mr.
Blanche Upshaw of Chicago, Mil
Madeline Victory, school teacher /
Savannah, Ga, and Miss Susie Elllo
teacher at Tuskegee. Covers wei
placed for eleven.
The Service Unit met Tuesday
the ~ and completed plans for
Food Sale to be held at the Y. w
A. Saturday, August 18th.
1 -
| OF Oakland spent several days In Il
city visiting relatives: Mrs. Burn
sister. Mrs. Chauncey Jameson, h
/ cousin, Mrs. Emma Hancock, al
her aunt. Mrs H. r. Clayton.
The Harmony Art Twelve Gil
held their fourth annual picn
| Thursday At Woodland Park. Thirt
1 five guests enjoyed the affair. n
next meeting of the club will be
| the home OF Mrs. Edward Leftridl
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