The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-07-09
Band Music To Feature
Annual Carnival


The Tenth Division band Of TWEEN
| ty musicians will furnish the music
for the outdoor carnival next week
under auspices of the Will Do Club
of Mt. Zion Church. The carnival
will be held Thursday and Friday
on the lot at 18th avenue and East
Madison street. There will be sew
eral shows, a variety of amusements
including boxing contests, and games.
There will also be barbecue pit.
The queen of the carnival will be
crowned Friday night. There are
several contestants for the honor.
Tickets to the carnival are ten cents.
Mrs. Mary E. Nation, Mrs. Cor
nelia j. Smith and Miss Susie M.
Lott all of Birmingham, Ala, who
have been visiting for two weeks in
Seattle are leaving Thursday for Cal
Ifornia enroute to their home. They
will be accompanied by Mrs. L. A.
Stanton, mother of Mrs. Nation, Mrs.
Fred M. Jones and son Fred. Mrs.
James is sister-in-law of Mrs. Ma
ton. During their stay in Seattle
tie visitors were the recipients of
many social courtesies, among them
being a dinner by Mrs. S. Mcdonald,
breakfast and auto tour by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Casmon, dinner by Mrs.
G. Chatters, tea by Mrs. ]. F. Oil
yer, dinner by Mrs. Clyde Clayton,
dinner by Mrs. A. r. Bonner, break
fast by Mrs. Gus Brown and break
fast by Mrs. Martha Link.
Mesdames Lucille Bedford and
Florence Lewis were joint hostesses
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lewis
for the meeting of the 0. N. O. Club
at which twenty-eight members were
present.
Go to the polls Monday and vote
against the recall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chandler, At
torney and Mrs. Dean E. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. N. S. Jackson, motored to
Soap Lake, for the week end.
Mrs. George W. Sneed entertained
the Lone Star Art Club Friday for
Mrs. Hattie Harris. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Hattie Jack
son, 7045 18th N w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hearst spent the
July 4th holiday visiting in Portland.
Mr.. Robert J. Ely, executive sec
rotary OF the Brooklyn Urban League
who was guest of Mr.. Joseph 5.
Jackson, was accompanied by his
host to Portland where they were
guests of Rev. and Mrs. d. G.. Hill.
During his stay In Seattle Mr.. Ely
was the recipient of the following
social courtesies: A dinner by Mr.,
Clarence o. English at which covers
were placed for eight; guest of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Miller for cards;
guest of Mr.. w. II. Wilson for an
auto tour and luncheon, guest OF
Mr.. ]. Wesley Robinson at hand
somely appointed dinner at which
covers were placed for Rev. John r.
Harris, DR.. w. Ellis Burton, Geo. II.
Anderson, Edward l. Robinson.
Clarence o. English, Joseph s. Jack
son, the honored guest and host;
after dinner they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Miller at the
Dunbar Hotel for bridge; Mr.. p.
Frazier complimented Mr.. Ely with
an automobile ride in and about the
city; guest at the bridge party given
by Mesdames Hugh Sanders and Car
RE Black at which fifteen tables
were in play. After the party, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton entertained him at
their home. While in Seattle. Mr..
Ely was guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Wesley Robinson.
Keep off date August 3, Elk's
Annual Picnic at Peoples Park, Rem
ton Junction.
Honoring Mrs. Leana Stanton, her
daughter, Mrs. MARY E. Nation and
Mrs. Cornelia ]. Smith and Miss
susia NJ. Lott of Birmingham. Ala,
the Missionary Society of Mt. Zion
Church held an informal reception
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