The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22

Jessie Grayson, contralto will APP
pear in concert-recital Monday night
at the Masonic Temple Ballroom un-
der the management of Muriel Cut
ter. Robert Flack will be at the pi-
ano. Mrs. Grayson has received vol
umns of favorable press notices and
she presents a repertoire embracing
exquisite numbers in French, Italian,
German and English, also with the
beautiful and inspiring "Spirituals.'
Mrs. Grayson has been graciously
generous with her talent and Port
land music lovers will welcome this
opportunity to hear their favorite ar
fist. She has been presented in con-
cert in many LARGE cities of the coun.
try. She was soloist with the Bethel
Chorus presented recently at the
, Municipal Auditorium. Among the
MANY patrons and patronesses for
, the concert Monday night are. Mrs.
Holt C. Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Honey
: man. Mrs. George Gerlinger, Mrs.
/, Henry Berkowitz, Mrs. f. S. Collins,
EMrs. Pat Allen, Mrs. Rupert Hauser,
Mrs. Thomas Verdenics, Mrs. Philip
= Gervurtz, Mrs. George Kellar, Mrs.
Nathan Harris, Mrs. George Lati-
. mer. Mr.. Laurence Sykes, Mr.. and
=, = Mrs. p. A. Ten Haaf and Miss Grace
Steinbeck, and others.
Mrs. Row Garnett is in Seattle Wis
d iting her husband.
e The Women's Auxiliary of the 10
= cal N. A.. A. G. +. is arranging
benefit card party for the defense
~ fund of the N. A. A. c. p, in thu
h interest of the now famous SCOTS
% boro Case" These loyal women arr
= taking a real human interest and ar
: giving their time and energy to max.
10 the benefit huge success. Mrs. u
g v. Grayson is chairman of the aux
=. liary. Mrs. Ruby Hardin, who ha
> been very successful in arranging
c such affairs will head the committee
&c Miss Kate Lewis is handling the pub
pr Lefty. A general anceal will b
I'd made to the public spirited citizen
=. in this worthwhile endeavor. The al
n fair is to be sponsored at the Elk
ne Hall, November 8.
The Narcissus club is planning
card party at the home of the pres
II, IL ident, Mrs. Lee Sheppard.
~ Mrs. George Bunch is much in
ls proved. Mrs. Bob Roberts continue
~ i'll. Mrs. u. S. Reed has been sui
ferng from severe cold. Mrs. v
W Wiez is able to be out.
ee Mrs. Abe Corneal received news {
ay the passing of her niece in Denve
sn Colo.
al Mr.. Duke jackson has returned
~ -. his home in Yachats, Ore.
ny Clara and Gilbert Gildon, daugl
m ter and son of Mr.. w. M. Gildon {
'.n Kelso are making their home viii
IN IN Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Henderson.
III Mr.. l.. WATSON has been carryir
~ his arm in a sling as a result of 6
@ injury received in collision betwet
~ his motorcycle and an automobll
"a Mr.. WATSON enjoys hobby of phi
~ Biography and took some shots, phi
my. me Geographically speaking of the b
~. mammal that has been cavorting
the Columbia slough.
lue Theodore Mullen, son of Mr.. al
aa' Mrs. G. W. Mullen has returned fro
20. Seaside where he has been workil
during the summer.
The Rhythm Band rehearses eve
Saturday at o'clock with the dire
ress, Mrs. Jessie Flowers.
The Matrons Birthday Club met
the building Monday evening.
Williams Avenue Branch Y.
c. A.-Mrs. w. B. Brown will ha
charge of the program for VesI
services this Sunday at 5 o'clo
es Those appearing on program al
on Mr.. Allen Rutherford, speaker; NJ
90 Dolores Burdine, vocal solo; N
Eleanor Gragg, piano solo; Miss V
ian Garnett, reading; Miss Elizab'
Summers, devotions. All persons
. terested in these meetings are I'M
= ed to attend, and remain for the
Il cial hour following the program.
Tickets are available through
office for Mrs Jessie Grayson's
cital, October rs.
The Finance Committee will Sc
a chicken dinner November a. n
Ada McGill is chairman Of the
Docarxfofio,c mill ha aaron