The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-01-22

treasurer of Rose City Lodge No
Ill. |. b. p. o. E. of W. has beer
appointed district deputy by Crane
Exalted Ruler ]. Finley Wilson. Mr.
Allen is proprietor of the Medic,
hotel and takes an active part il
| fraternal and civic affairs. He i.
fully qualified to fill the high office
to which he has been appointed.
Rev. W. r. Lowell will preach
again at 8 p. m. on "The Old Time
Religion" The choir will sing Ne.
gro Spirituals and the male GUAR
tette will sing "Old-Time Religion
Soloist. Mrs. Thomas Kanaum. The
Mock Conference was decidedly in.
teresting and furnished much mer.
riment. Mrs. r. II. Camp presi.
dent of Vigilants club is planning
other activities.
Miss Geraldine Harris. reice of
Mrs. G. Randall has recently grad.
uated from the Los Angeles hieh
school. Her mother visited Mrs.
Randall here not long aoo.
Funeral services were held Tues
dav afternoon for Pedro DeLacey of
295 Williams Court. Ir4nrmpnt was
at Lincoln Memorial Park. Rev. J.
l.. CASTOR conducted the services.
Surviving are son and n daughter
w. Alternately and Bonita Aber-
nathy.
A nartv composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Rnwlis. Mrs. Fl. n. Hicks
ard Mrs. Teal motoreI to Orchard
Wash. Sunday to visit Mr.. Lopez.
On returning n Portland the party
enioyed n delicious buffnt srnner
vt the hon'e of Mr.. and Mrs. Raw.
lins on Williams avenue.
Mrs. Charles Mumford was the
motive for DELIGHTFUL surprise
marty on her birthday Saturday
night at her home on f. Lincoln
street. Mr.. Mumford invited in ~
friends and arranged a delicious
coalition. Many pretty gifts we're
received by the guest of honor.
The Oregon Bellies were hostesces
this afternoon at dainty Lavender
patty in honor of the ladies of the
rye of "Old Lace and Lavender"
The president. Mrs. Ethel Turner
received assisted NV several of the
members at the "Y"
Mr.. and Mrs. Belvin Williams
have taken suite at the Kenn.'
apartments on Fargo street.
Mrs. Ida Schwiesh was hostess
this morning at breakfast in hon.
or of Mrs. A. b. Franklin of Kansas
City, Mo. and Mrs. w. Williams.
mother of Mrs. j. Williams. Covers
were placed for eleven.
Mrs. Zepha Baker entertained
the members of the Culture club
Monday at her home in Woodlawn.
The newly elected officers were in
stalled. Mrs. NJ Johnson won the
guess box.
Otto Rutherford. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Rutherford is one Of
the graduates from jefferson high
school. Mr.. Rutherford is the
brother of Allen Rutherford who is
taking post graduate work at Pa
cific.
Rev. J. W. Anderson was in
Salem, last week where he had the
honor of presenting the newly elect
ed governor, Julius Meier desk
set, as gift from the National Me-
gro Baptist association.
Mrs. Jessie C. Grayson, chairman
of the women's auxiliary of the
Portland branch of the N. A. A. G..
p. is urging every woman in the
city who is interested In the work
of the association to meet Monday
night, February 2. in the boys club
room of the Williams avenue "Y,"
at which time the auxiliary will be
organized.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Rev.
J. l.. CASTOR. Pastor-lf the Ne
groes of Portland. could do some
of the things DR.. CASTOR suggested
Sunday evening under the subject
"Whither, Mr.. Negro; we would
certainly prosper by far better than
we are at present. "The Old Maid
Association" given last Monday eve
ming was certainly great success.
Searchlight club meets on Thurs
day nights. Both choirs rehearse on
Friday night.
For the b. Y. P. U. meeting the
topic for discussion is What MY
Denomination Means to the World. ="
Henry Gillard will lead the discus
sion.
Williams Ave. Y. w. c. Airs.
Lena Bowers has charge of Vesper
services Sunday at o'clock. The
following interesting program has
been arranged: Devotional service,
Mrs. r. II. Camp; vocal solo, William
Bowers; reading, Mrs. Zepha Baker.
Pearl T. Stafford of the Stewart
Park church. Milwaukee. Ore. will
be the speaker. The public is ex-
tended a cordial invitation to at
tend. Refreshments will be served
at the close of the meeting.
The FREELY club and Miss c..
Maxwell, advisor will present pro-
gram number for the annual BAN
quet. The membership of this club
has increased favorably and is do
ing good work.
Invitations are being mailed this
week end to members and friends
to make reservations for the ban
quet Thursday evening, January 30,
at $50 o'clock. Reservations must
be made by Wednesday noon, jan
uary %.
The Rompers Girls will play the
Japanese White Arrows at the Cen
tenary Wilbur Methodist church
gym Thursday evening, January %.
at $3.50. No admission will be
charged but a homemade candy sale
will be held.
Organizations using the building
durin@ the past and present week
are The Rosebud Study club. exec
utiva hoard and WouQ and Maap.