The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-29

! MS IL L. EuithE. accompanied
by her grand children, Hazel and
David Strothers. IS spending the
weekend in Tacoma visiting the
children's mother, Mrs. Earnestine
Strothers, who is convalescing from
illness.
The many Portland friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. White of Sc
attic have received announcements
from Mrs. Jennie Sims of Salem,
Alabama, of the marriage of her
daughter, Maymies Ola, to Mr..
White, which was solenlnized at
Vancouver, Wash. December 80.
Freddy Vaughn and his Rhythm
Knights are making hit at krem-
ers Chateau. This aggregation of
musicians gave dancing party at
the Elks Temnle recently, which was
largely attended.
A correction-Ida Edwards was
the young miss that graduated from
the Bible school instead of her sis.
ter Jessie, whose name was mem
toned last week. Miss Ida also re-
ceived diploma from the Elliott
grade school with high scholastic
record.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Pertillo were
hosts Thursday night ut the home
on Halsey street to the members
of the Kenwana Bridge club. Mr..
Erwin Flowers is the newly elected
president. Mrs. l.. Crosswhite sec
rotary, and Mr.. James Braggs treas
urer. Mrs. J. Braggs will act as
instructor. Mr.. Ervie Flowers will
be hosts for the meeting next week.
Mrs. Cleoda Hatcher. who re-
Gently arrived from Bremerton to
make her home with her mother.
Mrs. +. d. Young. is arranging to
open day nursery. If the plan
proves feasible she will enlarge its
scope.
Mr.. A. G. Greene. pioneer resi-
neer resident of the city, is very i'll
at his home on Clark street DR..
DeNorval Unthank is the attending
physician.
Mrs. j. A. Nichols, Mrs. c. v.
Grayson and Mrs. w. Boyle were
among the guests at delightful af-
ternoon Friday at the home of Mrs
Latimer in Rose City. Mrs. Spencer
one of the guests. gave an inter
esting talk of her soiourn in one
of the palaces in India. where she
acted as an advisor in English to a
Maharaena. it7a
The Oregon Federation of Col
ored Women and the Portland
i. branch of the NJ A. A. G.. T. will
hold joint observance of Negro
History Week February Is at the
Williams Avenue y. The program
committee is arranging a program
| of merit.
Mrs. Ford continues i'll at her
home in Alberta Mr.. Berry Tinse-
| ley is reported i'll at his home
Deputy Sheriff G. X. Hardin is suf-
| fering from an attack of neuritis.
Mrs. s.. Pickett is confined to her
home with an attack of neuritis.
Mrs. Elmer Flowers has been suf-
fering from Isevere cold. Mrs.
Halliday Avenue.
Mrs. Jack Martin was in Seattle
over the weekend
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Flowers was, the scene of gay
party Saturday night in honor of
Miss Clifford Freeman. Cards and
dancing was the evenings diversion.
Miss Freeman leaves the latter part
Of the week for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belvn Williams will
take an apartment at the Flowers
apartments on Halsey street after
the first of the month instead of at
the Kenny apartment, as was re-
ported in last weeks issue.
Mrs. Robeina Martin was hostess
for an interesting meeting of the
Rosebud Study club last Wednesday
morning at breakfast. Mrs. Betty
Blackburn gave the topic Miriam"
general discussion followed Mrs.
Carrie l.. Ingersoll read poem
from the Shell Happy Time Selec-
ton. The members and their hus-
bands we're guests of Mrs. Ethel at
Glass at a social meeting at her
home in Alberta. Mrs. Stella Scott
gave the topic "Adah" The pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. Jessie Flow
ers, presented an interesting pro-
gram. Mrs. Blanche Holiday Is the
topic chairman.
Oregon Bellies Lavender Party
~ Lovely ~
The Oregon Belle, marching team
| was nOSbtSS at a idNtiuti btd idSS
Thursday night at the "Y'' in honor
of group of women VINO are enter
| ing the beautiful evening of life.
Mrs. Ethel Turner is the president
! of the club and her grandmother,
Mother West" was seventy-nine
years of age on this date. Another
guests who is remarkably active for
her eighty-four years was Mrs.
| Elizabeth Thomas. mother of Mr..
o. S. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was
gowned in a frock that was pre-
scented to her by her grandmother
on her eighteenth birthday. Mrs.
Thomas delighted the guests with
song of vesteryear, the guests
! joining in the chorus. Mrs. Mary
Russell. pioneer of Portland. rave
recitation. "The Mustard Plas-
ter" Mrs. Russell was at one time
in great demand for concert work.
I The other honored guests were Mes
I danes Sarah Avery. Ellen Scott,
/ Arna Hail. Anna Rhodes. F.. l.. Teal
| Charity Binford, Eta Ritter. X. Du-
rev. Mary Marshall. Mary Howard
4 Alice Martin, Sadie Combs, Ella
\ Washington, Adelin Scott Assisting
I about the rooms were Mrs. Lena
Bowers and Mrs. Rosa Nichols. who
made few pleasing remarks. Anna