The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-04-23

lht VI Vic bipOhidIl patronage III
vestigation committee, weathered the
attack.
has been very i'll at his home on Sac.
ramento street. Mrs. l.. Crosswhite
is under the care of physician Mrs
Scott of Sacramento street was in
jured in bus accident.
The second of the series of card
parties given by the Rose Bud Study
club Wednesday afternoon was
very delightful affair Mrs. Thelma
Flowers heads the re sreshment com
mittee for this week. Mrs. Eliza
beth Blackburn will be chairman
for the last play which will be We'd
nesday night, April 90. Mrs. Ruby
Hardin is general chairman. Miss
Kate Lewis acted for Mrs. Hardin
Wednesday. The parties are held at
the Elks temple. The one on the 29tn
will be at night and will be for both
men and women. The prizes are
very attractive.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. d.
C. Hill, Pastor-Rev. J. Handsaker
will be the speaker Sunday night.
May 3, will be big day at Bethei
Communion services in the morning
and pew rally at p. m. Members
and friends are invited to attend
and make this banner day. An
elaborate program is being arranged
for the night service. The tacky party
given by the Bethelite club was a
success. Every one had good time.
Miss Georgia Kellas of Seattle,
Wash. is in the city for a few days
Mrs. A. J. Houston of Los Ange-
les was guest of Mrs. Julia Fuller
at breakfast Wednesday. Covers
were placed for seven.
Williams Avenue Y. w. c. A. -
The Girl Reserve pageant, "The Mys-
tic Flower" will be presented in the
auditorium of Lincoln high school the
evenings of April "a and rs. Be a
booster and buy tickets so the girls
can go to summer camp and confer
ence.
Mrs. Ethel Reese has charge Of our
group of girls and has gwen extra
coaching in the dance and musical
score Monday and Wednesday after
moons prior to the rehearsal with
Miss Edna Agler, who is director of
the 1000 Girl Reserves participating
in the play.
The Birthday Matron's club Held a
social at the building Monday eve
ming. The executive board of the
Oregon Federation met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Y.
Vesper services have been ndefi-
ntely postponed. Williams Avenue
Branch will have charge of Vesper
program at the Central Association
Sunday, May 3, at 4:15 p. m. A very
good musical and literary program
has been arranged. The general pub
lie is invited to attend.
Mr.. w. LABEL and Mr.. w. Coch-
ran, golf devotees, are entered in the
Meier 4 Frank golf tournament.
Mr.. Roy Garnett has returned
from trip to Seattle where he was
on business. Mr.. Garnett is one OF
the walters effected by the change
in the policy of management of the
dining room of the Portland Hotel
which has recently installed white
girl Mattresses in place of Colored
men, some of whom had been in the
hotel employ since its opening in
April, 1890.
Mrs. A. J. Houston, grand matron
of the Golden State Grand Chapter
0. f. s. arrived in the city Wednes-
day morning. She will be the quest
of Mt. Hood chapter o. E. S., Cali.
fornia and Jurisdiction at the regular
meeting Thursday night. An infor.
NAL reception will be given in her
honor by the local chapter Saturday
night at the lodge hall. Mrs. LA
Fuller and committee, Mesdames J..
Jones, w. Cochran, NJ. McClear, l..
Bowers, Mrs. j. W Stanley and Miss
X. Lewis have charge Miss Lewis
also heads the grand matron's com
mittee. Among the social affairs
complimenting Mrs. Houston will be
a breakfast Friday morning, Mrs. J..
Morrison and Mrs. V. +. Keene, hos
tesses. Saturday morning, Mrs. J.
W. STANLEY will be hostess. Sunday
morning Mrs. Jessie Grayson will be
breakfast hostess. Sunday evening
Mrs. GEORGE Bunch will be dinner
hostess. Mrs. Ruby Hardin will en-
terrain at dinner Monday night. Mrs.
W. Boyle has asked a few ladies in
for bridge Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Moore and son
Philip, Mesdames P. Stewart, James
Manley, A. Boyle and Mrs. Hardin,
were dinner guests Wednesday, fol-
lowing the Rose Bud card party Of
Deputy Sheriff George B. Hardin,
at the Home Cafe.