The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-16
LAST RITES HELD FOR
REV. J. W. ANDERSON

! - - ANAAiti Ra0AQI Vi MI OliN-
ct Baptist Church of which he was
! one of the builders. Rev. W. D.
Carter of the Friendship Baptist
Church of Pasadena conducted the
! services assisted by the Rev. ]. l..
CASTOR. the Rev. w. r. Lowell and
the Rev. D. G. Hill. The Odd Eel
lows Lodge of which Rev. Anderson
was member had charge of the
fraternal services. Rev. Anderson
passed away Saturday morning at
the Open Air Sanitarium at Milwau-
kee. He is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Ruth Goren and a granddaueh-
ter. Doris Anderson He was born
in Louisiana April G, 1866 and enter
ed the ministry at the age of fiji.
teen years. He has held pastorates
m Paterson. N. j.: Sacramento and
Portland. He was active in Chart
able work. Before Rev. Anderson's
health failed he purchased a beau
tiful home in Rose City where he
lived with his family. Mrs. Ander-
son passed awar only few months
ago. 1nterment in Lincoln Memorial
Park.
Mrs. LA Fuller was luncheon host
ess Saturday for the pleasure of Miss
Kate Lewis and Mrs. W. Boyle. Scat
ed at the beautifully appointed ta-
bles were Mesdames Charles Num-
lord. George Harris, Jeanne Jones.
Charles Stanton. S. Dennis. Pearl
Carroll, W. H. Bowers, l.. r. Black
burn. f. Love. B. johnson. L. L.
Brakins of Oakland. Mae Hendon
and Ella Garden of indianapolis, the
guests of honor and the hostess
DR.. and Mrs. +. L. Booker were din.
ner guests SUNDAY of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Adkins at their home on Ma
son street.-The many friends of
Mrs. MARI Russell, who left recently
to make her home in PHILADELPHIA.
will be interested to know that she
reached her destination and enjoyed
the trip.-Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bruce
of Beverley Hills, Calf, left We'd
nesdav for their home following
visit with Mrs. Bruce's aunt, Mrs. f.
d. Thomas, 366 Shaver street.
Among the delightful affairs ar
ranged for the visitors pleasure was
. dinner party Sunday at which Mrs.
Thomas was hostess. Covers were
placed for twelve. Rev. Richard
Hill, recent graduate of Harvard
School of Religion. Cambridge.
Mass, and Miss Lee Francis Hill
brother and sister of Rev. D. G. Hill.
.Ir., shared honors. Monday morning
Mrs. Will GraPe was breakfast host
ess, covers being placed for six.
Monday a sightseeing trim was ar
ranged and trip to the Grotto in
cluded. Tuesday morning Mrs. G. b.
Hardin was hostess at breakfast at
which six guests were invited. The
card party sponsored bv the Oregon
Bellies SATURDAY. night was a success.
Mr.. Sperlock of Chicago was a pleas
ant visitor.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Brown of Klamath Falls are enjoy
ing the pleasure of Chevrolet Sc.
dan.-Our readers will no doubt be
interested in knowing that the first
regular transportation on the Column
bia river was established in 1912 by
Negro named Saul. He owned a
schooner which piled between As.
toria and Cathlamet This interest
ing bit of information was carried in
recent issue of the Oregonian.-
Mrs. S. E. Williams, wife of Profess.
or Williams, who is head of physical
athletics in the schools of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, was the motive for an
afternoon tea Sunday at which about
seventy-five ladies called to meet
the charming visitor, who is the
house guest of her brother-in-la law
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Williams. Assisting about the rooms
were Mesdames j. w. Stanley, M.
Alexander, H. C. Baker, l.. Hender-
son, j. D. Jameson and w MERCER.
Many social affairs have been ar
ranged for Mrs. Williams Mrs. l..
Berry and children, who have been
visiting Mrs. Berry's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. J. Henry of Seattle,
motored home in Ford coupe, the
gift of her parents.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Bolts of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived
in the city this week and are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p Pa
ries on Borthwick Avenue. Mr..
Bolts is prominently identified with
the P. p. b. A. and has maintained
offices in Chicago in the interest of
this organization. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolts are planning to take resi-
dence here for an indefinite stay
Funeral services were held Friday
morning for the late Helen Reese,
wife of Harold Reese and daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Gardner. The
services were held from the Church
of Our Sorrowful Mother on E. sgd
street. lnterment was at Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery. Mrs. Reese was a
very Young woman and had been i'll
for long period of time. She was
very talented and was awarded priz-
es for her art work. She is survived
by her husband, a young daughter.
her father and sister.-Mr and
Mrs. George Canada have purchased
an attractive home on Rodney Ave.
They have made their home with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myles since
since their marriage few years ago.
Mrs. w. j. Marshall who is here
from Ogden where she and her hus-
band are residing temporarily is be-
ing royalty entertained by her many
friends. Among the affairs for her
pleasure was a surprise breakfast
last Thursday morning at the meet
ing of the Esperanto Breakfast club
for which Mrs. Rachel Ballard was
hostess at the Medley Grill. This
date was Mrs. MarshalPs birthdate
and she received m any attractive
gifts. She will return to Ogden the
first part of August and will be ae-
companied by Miss Bertha Baker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bak-
er. Mrs. Marshall is a member of