The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-26
CARD OF APPRECIATION

&ANO OF ATTNE(iA hON
wish to heartily thank every one
who so kindly assisted me to take
the trip to my mothers bedside in
Mexia, Texas. She passed away No
vember 9th. To those who arranged
the benefit dinner and to those who
attended, am deeply grateful. =
Mrs. Lonnie Avery.
Mrs. Robert Roberts has returned
to her home but continues i'll.
Mrs. James Bra9gs was hostess for
the Chandelier Breakfast club Tues
day morning. Bridge formed the
mornings diversion. Mrs. A. J. Nor
ton is the president.
st. Philips Mission has been the
recipient of a beautiful Cope ard
other vestments, the gift of the
Chancellor Blaine B. Coles. These
were made in China and are very
beautiful. Mrs. A. A. Morrison has
been very generous also to st. Phil
Ups and as a memorium to her hus-
band, the late DIR. A. A. Morrison,
she has presented the Mission with
stole, to which much sentiment is at
idNHCu OWilk ~ tIlt 1dCt ttidt III.
Morrison wore the vestment during
his gracious visits to the Mission. Re-
Gently Mrs. Morrison has added gifts
of exquisite altar hangings of which
there are no more beautiful in the
city.
The Four Square Gospel Church
was filled with a capacity audience
Friday night when tie Bethe, Choir
US was presented by Professor Bart
lett.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church The
Missionary Society of which Mrs.
Francis Patton is president will have
j. W. Bolts will be- the speaker and
Mrs. Marie Smith will present the
program. Missionary meeting Tues
day nights. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night. Choir rehearsal Fri
day night. "The Manless Wedding"
by the Searchlight club, December
ID.
Mrs. E. W. Smith arranged de-
lightful surprise party in honor OF
her husband Friday night at their
home in Woodstock. The occasion
was Mr.. Smiths birthday and he
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts. A delicious repast was serv-
ed by the hostess.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Bunch will be happy to know that
she has been able to take short
drives. She was the guest Sunday
afternoon of Mrs. Julia Fuller and
Miss Kate Lewis. Mrs. Bunch is con-
valescing from an illness of several
months.
Bcrg's Happiness Boys have
charge of Matinee dancing party
at Hibernia Hall Thanksgiving Day.
ALT PIERRE is the popular orchestra
leader.
When taking guests for drive
about the city be sure and drive out
to the Motor-In and Motor-Out for
those delicious chicken sandwiches
or a chicken dinner. Mrs. Powell
and Mr.. White, the genial proprie-
tors will spare no effort to please
YOU. This attractive place is on Fos-
ter Road East of Buckley Ave.
Miss Gwendolyn Hooker led the
lesson discussion at the Allen c. E..
League last Sunday. Miss Dolores
Burdine will be the leader this Sun
day. Mrs. Hill will have a question
naire on one of the books of the
Bible. Everyone is welcome to the
meetings every Sunday night at
6:45.
Moss Mary Franklin, grand daugh-
ter of Sergt. and Mrs. David Haskins
took part in the chorus at the John
Vestal school in Montavilla. She
was praised highly for her sweet
singing. Master Roy Williams acted
as band leader of the kindergarten
entertainment of the Vestal school,
last Friday night. The young lad
does exceptionally we'll. He is the
son of Mrs. Sarah Williams.
Watch for the Riddles Rhythm
Band Concert January Still
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Grayson, Miss
Jennie Dora Grayson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Boyle were dinenr guests
Sunday at which Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Stanley and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mi
nor were hosts, at their home in Sell
wood Boulevard.
Mrs. Jessie Flowers has set the
date of the Rhythm Band Recital for
January d. The band rehearses ev-
cry Saturday at 8 o'clock. AN ex-
cellent program has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schwartz enter
tanned a group of friends Saturday
night at their home with party at
which cards and dancing were JOY
ed. A delicious supper was served.
The guess did tsome sleuthing and
found out that the date was the
ding anniversary of the
Schwartz's. Mrs. Marion McClear
and Mrs. Anna Rhodes assisted the
hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Hardin
entertained members of their family
ut a dinner party Sunday. Covers
were placed for eight and included
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morton and
laughter. Louis May.
Funeral services were held Friday
for Fred Dodson who was suddenly
stricken i'll and lived only a short
time Rev. d. G. Hill officiated
and the Rose City Elks had charge.
Mrs. Louise Dodson, wife and Bever-
" Dodson, daughter survive.
The international Song Festival
was a huge success and well-attend-
ed last Friday evening at the main
association. Thelma johnson, Anna
Morrison, Juanita Johnson, Gerome
Meredith. Chrystalee Maxwell, and
Elizabeth Summers rendered a group
Of spirittals and the Negro National