The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-08-06


Saturday, following a meeting of
the executive board, the delegates
will be taken for an auto tour of
the city. The convention will close
with services Sunday. Rev. J. Ster-
ling Moore is president of the con-
vention and Rev. +. B. Reed of Spo-
kane is secretary.
After passing a month here visit
ing friends, Mrs. Ella d. Brisco left
Tuesday for her home in New York
City. Among the social affairs ex-
tended Mrs. Brisco prior to her de-
parture were party by Mrs. Geo.
h. Watkins at which thirty-five were
present, breakfast party by Mrs. E.
V. c. Walker and also one by Mrs.
Edward Leftridge, luncheons by Mrs.
F. Buffins and Mrs. Pearl White,
dinner parties by Mrs. Z. M. Mar
TIM and Mrs. VIM. Hall.
Mrs. George Wright will be host
ess at her home next Tuesday for the
meeting of the Junior League.
Notwithstanding this week
The Enterprise is being discontinued
to subscribers who have received no.
tees and have failed to pay their
subscription. II you fail to get your
paper don't telephone, as you know
it will be because you have failed to
pay. your subscription.
The annual Elks picnic staged by
Puget Sound Lodge of Seattle at
Peoples Park Monday night was a
most successful affair. Six hundred
persons, including visitors from
Portland, Tacoma, Yakima and other
nearby towns, attended. Dancing
continued until a o'clock Tuesday
morning. Adams Band furnished the
music. No disorder of any kind
married the festivities.
Mrs. Sally Stewart, president of
the National Association of Colored
Women, was heard Thursday night
by large audience in a lecture at
First A. M. +. Church. Mrs. Stewart
urged the necessity of home culture
and proper training of children. The
was held under auspices of
the City Federated Clubs. Mrs. D.
J. Howard presided. Others on the
rostrum were Mrs. ]. B. Samuels of
Everett, Mrs. J. B. Scott and Mrs.
Matte Oliver of Seattle.
The Negro Historical Club, an or
ganization thirty-six years of age
largely of pioneers of the
city, held their annual picnic at Ma.
drona Beach Wednesday. Dinner
was served to sixty-five guests at 5
o'clock. The club which was orig
inally social club is now a study
club with DR.. Carter Woodson's Ne
pro Journal being used as a text |
book.
Announcement was made this |
week of the marriage on May 9th
IF Mr.. Ben Barrow and Mrs. Matte |
Foster, both well-known residents of |
Seattle. Rev. w. F. Greene, per-
formed the ceremony. The happy |
couple are residing at 205 18th Ave
Tue. $50 |
Mrs. f. Leftridge entertained with
an outdoor breakfast Sunday honor
ing Mrs. Upshaw of Chicago and
Mrs. Briscoe of New York. Covers
we're placed for nine.
Guests at the Dunbar Hotel this
week are Lee Roy Howard of st.
Paul, Solomon Weathers. j. S. Free.
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Fisher of
Oakland, Mrs. Mildred Scott and
eddie Morgan of Los Angeles, M.
Kirk and Mr.. Erwin Flowers of
Portland.
The Win Do Club will meet Aug
list Is with Mrs. VIM. Chandler at
he Adelphi.
The Will Do Club recently built
nd decorated seven Sunday school
lassrooms in the assembly rooms Of
1t. Zion Church. There will be a
ormal opening dedication service
nd rally August 16, to which the
ublic is invited
Miss Violet Jameson entertained
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