The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-18

OF pipe organ, piano. hhFfuoHy anu
voice, is now available for instrue-
ton to students in any Of the above
subjects. Classes for advanced and
beginners. Very reasonable rates.
For information call at 452 Stanton
Street. Phone Garfield 1926.
Mrs Anna. Bullet. Jr., was the
recent house guets of Mrs. Julia
Fuller. 4
Mrs. George Isitt entertained Mr.
and Mrs. w. Boyle with dinner Sun
day
Those reported i'll this week are:
Mrs Pelvin Williams who is i'll at
her home, Mr.. Joe Crane is home
from the hospital where he was
treated for an injury to his shoulder
and n fractured arm.
Mrs w. B. Brown was delegate
to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
held in Sacramento.
Mrs. Wm Bannister entertained the
members of the Lillian Bridge Club
Wednesday. :
Mr.. and Mrs Hawkins and family
have taken an apartment at the
Thomas. 'r
Mrs. Mary Tolliver Hopkins of
Washington, D. c.. sends greetings
to her Portland friends. Mrs. Hop
kins was visitor here few years
ago.
Mrs. James p. Sullivan and daugh-
ter left recently for San Francisco.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, the Rev.
D. G. Hill, pastor.--Next Sunday will
be Mems Day. At IL O'Clock Rev.
Hill will preach. Music by Mems
Choir under. direction Of Mr. E: c.
Bartlett and Allen Rutherford ac-
companist. The Oldest men: Joseph
Wisdom, A. E.. Flowers and Fred
Thomas, who are honorary trustees
and other old residents will be hon.
ored at the morning service At
O'clock special program has been
arranged by Erwin Flowers Mr. John
C. Baker has charge throughout the
day All reports of captains and
leadersof the financial drive will be
given at both services. The Women g
Day service was very impressive.
The sermon preached by the Rev
Mrs. Alice NJ. -Hansakef of the Con-
gregational Church "All things work
together for good" was the topic.
In the evening 3-act Biblical ORA
ma, THE Queen of Sheba," was pre-
scented with Verdell Burdine taking
the part of the Queen and Mrs. Lula
Gragg acting as King Solomon. The
Women's Day program was arranged
by Mrs. Jessie Coles Graysgn! The
pastor requests that all members
and friends of the church cooperate
with Wilber Mercier ins'housing the
Negro American Legion who will be
visitors in the city in few weeks
Mrs. Violet Hill Whyte, National Or,
ganizer of Negro work for Women OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, will arrive in Portland Fri
day to visit her brother and sister
in law, the Rev, and Mrs. D. c. Hill
The Rlue Bird Club of Mt. Hood
Chapter No. 16, o. E. S.. is arrang
ing an attractive American Legion
Dancing party for Monday. Septem
Der 18th. The crews of the H. F
Alexander and the Dorothy Alexan
der will also be compilmented. Mrs
lila Fuller is chairman of the enter
tainment committee.
Mr. Wilbur MERCER, legionaire
member of Post No. 1. has been ap
pointed as official chairman to carr
for the colored legionaires attending
the American Legion Convention
September q to Is. He is also
committee member of Post No. l
Mr.. MERCER called an executive meet
ing Tuesday night at which variou
committees were appointed to car
for the comfort and entertainment
of the 1000 colored "boys" expected
The Elks Building on Williams Ave
will be maintained as general head
kquarters during the convention. !
committee will meet all, trains an
escort the DICTIONARIES to the head
quarters where they will be assigne
to their respective stopping places
The official Legion Promenade vii
be Thursday. September 15. A col
dial invitation is extended the Seat
tie Post, Legionaires and ex-servic
men. Mr.. Mercier is requesting a
iegionaires and ex-service men t
meet at the Williams Ave. Y Tue,
day night at $50 o'clock.