The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-09-17
PROFESSOR W. D.. ALLEN
RETURNS TO HOWARD

RETURNS TO HOWARD
Prof. W. d. Allen, of the facult
of Howard University Music Depart
ment leaves Friday for Washington
D. G., to resume his duties as instruc
tor of music. He has been in the cit.
during the summer visiting at tn
family home and has appeared Il
| several successful recitals in TIL
Northwest during the summer. He /
the son of w. D. Allen, proprieto
of the Medley Hotel here and vii
be accompanied East by his brothel
Robert Allen, a sophomore at How
ard. They viii VISIT friends in Oma
ha and Chicago enroute.
Williams Ave. Y. w. c. A. Branch
Children from to 3 years. ar,
requested to attend the first rehear
sci of the Rhythm Band. Saturday
Afternoon. September 10, at 3 o.
clock. Mrs. Jessie Flowers has
charge Of this group.
Members of the FREELY Club will
meet Saturday, september 10, at g
p. m. with Miss Maxwell, at the
building. All grade school girls
wishing to become Girl Reserves are
urged to attend.
The Girls Work Committee will
hold the first meeting of the fall
season Tuesday, September %, at
8 y. m. in the building. Mrs. C. L.
1ngersoll is chairman of the com
mittee.
The choir will meet at the Church
for regular rehearsal Friday night.
Sept. 18. All those who helped in
the chotus and are free to do SO are
requested to meet with us every Fri
day, at 8 y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rutherford
entertained a group of Young people
at a party Saturday night compli-
fiienting Mr.. Wyman Brady, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, who was a guest at
the Rutherford home for a few days,
prior to his departure East where
he will enter college. The party
WINS held at the home. of Mr.. and
MIS-. w. H. Rutherford on Shaver
Street.
Mrs. Edna Cain has returned from
the Beach where she spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Bessie p. johnson lost a
beautiful rhinestone breach in the
dressing room Of the Auditorium
Monday night following the CONCERT
of the Bethel Church Chorus. The
breach was priced possession and
has belonged to Mrs. johnson fol
over fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guy left this
week for Pasadena, Calf, for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Flowers en-
tertained with en- Informal card par
ty, Thursday night at their home
celebrating their thirteenth wedding
anniversary Mrs. L. r. Blackburn,
Mr.. Hugh Harper won first prizes.
Mrs: j. Braggs, the consolation.
Mrs. Stella Scott received news
OF the death OF her father, Mr.. James
hligore, at the home of daughter
IN Cinclnnatti, ONO. The last rites
we're conducted at Hillsboro, Ohio,
the family home last Friday. The
Knights of Pythias Lodge of which
Mr.. kilgore has lcpg been a mem
Der had charge. The deceased was
over, ninety years of age
Mr., and Mrs. Il, c. Baker and
daughter Miss Bertha were dinner
guests Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Dennis.
Mrs. Geneva Woods and daughter
passed through the city this week en-
route from trip East to their home
IN Seattle They spent a short time
between trains with DR.. and Mrs. f.
l.. Booker.
The Searchlight club of the Mt.
Olivet Baptist church. will meet
Thursday night, with Mrs. c. Z.
lvey,,
Mr.. George Mullen was in Salem
Sunday to visit Mrs. H, Jackson who
IS confined IN a hospital.
Mr.. W. u. Allen, popular hotel
owner was honored on his birthday
anniversary with an informal eve
ning arranged BY his daughter Miss
Nellie Allen and sons w. ID. Allen
II, and Robert Allen. George Dewy
washington, famous singer and Mrs.
Washington were quests. Music was
the diversion OF the evening. Miss