The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-04-09
PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
EASTER BALL SUCCESS

The caster Monday ball given by
st. Philips Guild was an outstanding
social event of the spring season.
Beautifully gowned ladies. gentle
men in conventional attire and de-
| lightful music made an evening long
to be remembered by those who at
tended. The gown modelling was ex-
tremely attractive. Mrs. f. j. Minor
is president of the Guild and with
her capable committee arranged this
affair.
ELkS GRAND BALL
The grand ball to be given We'd
nesday, April Is, by the Elks, is a
climax of the emergency drive that
has been conducted for some time
to add to the finances of the organi-
zation. The solicitors have been busy
securing donations and they will be
guests at this brilliant affair. The
Elks Temple is the pride of our COM
munity and every effort should be
made to support it. Mr.. r. S. Bias
ingame is the axalted ruler.
Clarence Anderson was injured in
an automobile accident Monday on
the ramp of the Broadway bridge by
head-on collision in which both
cars were badly damaged The driver
of the car in which Mr. Anderson
was driving was not injured.
Miss Alberta Mayo viii leave SUM-
day to visit in California. Miss
Mayo is an artist of note. having a
beautiful lyric soprano voice. She is
also pianist and maintained a piano
efn hn.a ckA..t
Mayo hopes to find an outlet for her
talent in the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Lusher we're
dinner hosts Sunday in compliment
to DR.. and Mrs. De Norval Unthank,
Mrs. David Hepburn and Miss Eliza
beth Slaughter.
Mrs. Theodore johnson and Mrs.
David Hepburn were luncheon guests
of Mrs. K. w. Smith Saturday. The
table was lovely with spring bios
SONS.
Mr.. J. A. Wisdom. pioneer, this
week reached the glorious age of
81 years. Congratulations and best
wishes to this venerable gentleman.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Rev.
j. l.. CASTOR, pastor.-Dr. Caston's
subject for Sunday, April II, at II
a. M. is Faith and Health" SUM-
day evening a stereopticon lecture
on Tuberculosis and How 1t Can
Be Avoided" by DR.. d. N. Unthank
in observance of Negro Health
Week should be of interest to all.
The Mountain Climbers will meet
Sunday afternoon at 3 80. The Eel
lowship Club will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Blanche Holiday, en-
tertained by Mrs. }. W. lngersolL
The Searchlight club was entertained
by Mr.. G. r. Davidson.
! Mid-week devotional services are
! Wednesday evenings
| The entertainment committee of
the Searchlight Club announces its
activities for the following three
months. They will present Mrs. Ce-
Gil Henry Berry in a dramatic re-
cital on April 20 at s:15 p. m. May
6 an old-fashioped baked ham din
ner; May 20, fashion tea; June 5,
play, and June 10, fried chicken
dinner.
Ruth Scott has charge of the
B. Y. P. U. meeting Sunday. The
topic is "How Far Dare We Practice
the Brotherhood of Man,"
Williams Avenue Y. W. c. A.
Mrs. Carrie l.. Ingersoll is arranging
for this Sunday what promises to be
one of the most interesting programs
of the year. We want particularly
to urge all girls and their mothers
to attend. Mrs. Nellie Wade Demme
dean of girls at the High School OF
Commerce, has special message
| for girls and their mothers. Miss
Geraldine Williams will talk of ere
ligion from a girls point of view.
Other numbers are piano solo b,
Nellie lngersoll; an instrumental
solo by Cecile Granett; talk by
Mrs. Norma Williams; vocal sole
by Miss Barbara Hubbard; and &
number by the girls quartet.
Mrs. Jessie Grayson, chairman o.
the finance committee, will give {
silver tea at her residence, 971 f
| 2lst ~. on Sunday afternoon, Apri
IL, hours 3 to o'clock. The public
is invited to attend. An interestint
musical program has been arranged
Buy tickets from our Girl Re
serves for the "Mystic Flower" anc
be an enthusiastic booster. This i!
benefit performance to send Cir
Reserves to Rock Creek Camp ant
Seabeck conference. The Contra
committee is offering two free tick
cts to the girl in each club and tri
angle who sells the most tickets ovel
five. The pageant will be presente,
in Lincoln high school auditorium
two nights, Friday and Saturday