The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-24
WILLIAMS AVENUE Y. w. c. A.
BRANCH

Club held the first meeting of the
fall and winter season Tuesday eve
ming. All young women over Ii
years are eligible for membership.
The Girls Work Committee met at
the "Y" Tuesday evening with the
chairman, Mrs. G. L. Ingersoll. Ten
tative plans for the year were dis
clissed. - SCI
Several children, ranging in age
from to wears, were enrolled for
membership in the Rhythm Band.
Under the direction of Mrs. Jessie
Flowers, capable musician. this
group will receive kind of musical
training which will be of future
benefit. II
An election of officers of the Fire
fly Club will be held Saturday after
noon at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Norma Will
liams will assist Miss Maxwell with
the club this season.
The initial meeting of the fall
season of the Trianon Club was held
Thursday at p. m. Membership in
this club is open to all high school
girls. -
The Women's Auxiliary to the N.
A. A. C. p met in the building Mon
dav evening. -
Our clock is back on the mantel-
through the kindness of the Harriet
Tubman Club, which also donated the
clock to the associat on.
Reservations have been taken from
the following persons to attend the
annual association settinp-up confer
ence, which will be held at Rock
Greek Camp, Saturday afternoon and
evenino: Mr.. Bonnie Boyle, Mrs.
Katherine GRAY, Mrs. Rosa Nichols
and Miss Elizabeth Summers. Buses
have been chartered to leave the
main Association at p. m. p
Mr.. ROY Lee and Mrs. Fannie Buf-
fins were in the city last week at the
Coffey residence. They were e,:
rorte to California.
Rev. A. l.. Dobbins. pastor of the
J A. M. L. Church of Pasadena. Rev.
!, Huron and Vincent Bartlett. realtor,
also Of Pasadena. were guests at the
| home of Mrs. M. L. Allen. They
were en- route north. Booker Wash
of Seattle. nephew of Mrs.
Allen. was also in the city for a
/ few DAVIS =
A party of friends including Rev.
w. A. Lowell and Mrs. Lowell. Mrs.
Julia Fuller, and Mrs. Jeanne Jones,
enjoyed a motor drive to the Bowie
farm at Estacada.
Miss Kate Lewis was the theatre
guest of Mrs. G.. b. Hardin to hear
George Dewy Washington at the
] Paramount. e.
1 Mrs. Mamie Waters of Corvallis
was the motive for several social af-
/ fairs during her stay in the city
] Mrs. Hattie Redmond was hostess al
luncheon and Mrs. Catherine Gray
entertained at dinner for the visitors
/ pleasure. She was the house guest
of her cousin, Mrs. George lsitt or
/ Williams Avenue.
/ Miss Emma Pickford, Messrs. Clar,
ence Oliver, Bruce Rowell and
Leonard Clayton of Seattle. were
house quests at the Allen home In
Rose City. They came down to bic
farewell to w. d. Allen, jr., and
Robert Allen, who left last week By
motor for Washington, D. C.
Theodore Hath and Clarence Tay
lor passed through the city this week
en- route to Columbus, Ohio. Mr.
Taylor is q graduate of the Univer.
sity of California, and will accept o
position in electrical engineering. ant
Il Mr.. Hath a recent graduate of the
Northwest Dental College of Port.
land, viii be associated with DR.
| Tyler, prominent dentist of Column
bus.
Miss Mable Byrd, who has beer
visiting in Portland, during the sum
mer, left Saturday for Chicago
where she will study at the North
western University. She was award
/ ed a scholarship this summer. Miss
Byrd spoke at Lincoln High Schoo
upon an invitation of the principal
Miss Byrd graduated from this schoo
several years ago
Mr.. Edward Cumby, son of Mrs
Marion 'McGlear, who has been EN-
nloyed in Seattle, has returned home
for the winter.
Mrs. H. c. Baker and daughte,
Bertha have returned from a. week
end trip to Seattle.
The CITY Club will meet with Mrs
Leroy Fuller Friday night. Mrs. Tia
Fuller is the president, Effie John
son. secretary.
Mrs. George Mullen writes from
Aqua Calente, Mexico, that she il
enjoying her trip, and will be homt
soon.
Mrs. George Scott received a pain
full injury to her hip by fall OF
hardwood floor.