The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-02-18

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SILVER TEA, Sunday, February
"a; hours, to 6 p. m. at home of
Mrs. Julia Fuller, 500 Tibhett St.
Berefit of Bethel Club No. 6. Corr
dial welcome to all.
Mrs. Alfred Alexander enroute to
her home in Victoria, B. c.. is the
guest of Mrs. Marian McClear. Mrs.
| Alexander is returning from Pres
colt, Arizona. where she attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Bertha
| Woodland, who will be remembered
as a visitor mere last year.
Mrs Edna Cane is recovering from
mi res to her hand after treatment
at a local hospital.
Dc ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
]. d. Jameson has been awarded an
Honor Pin by her instructor for I'M
usual attainment in piano study. Dor
is recently completed course in
short or period of time than usually
requr red.
MI. and Mrs. w. Cochran recently
move to East 3Sth and Stevens st.
Mrs.. LA Fuller was hostess for
party Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Julia Fuller attended by 30
| guests in honor of the birthday ami
versary of Miss Kate Lewis. A de-
licious repast was served and cards
and dancing enjoyed. The hostess
was assisted lv Mrs. Jennie Jones
and Mrs. Julia Fuller
Mr.. Steven Wright was host for a
small bridge party Monday evening
at which the Misses Jane Bryant, and
D. Burdine and Mr.. Otto Rutherford
were guests.
Keep off date March 16. K. of P.
and Court of Calanthe.
Mrs. Emma Stanley was hostess
home Wednesday. The members spent
the afternoon in sewing articles for
the Wavegly Baby Home. Miss Thel-
ma Flowers is entertaining this week
with a bridge luncheon compliment
ing members whose birthday ami
versaries occur in February. Mrs.
Pearl Stewart will be hostess for the
meeting Of the club, Februay "a.
Mrs. ia ok Martin spent the week
end in Seattle guest of Miss Georgia
Kelles.
AT the recent meeting of the Will
liam Avenue Y, the annual election
of officers resulted as follows: Mrs.
Elmer Flowers, chairman of the COM
mittee of management; Mrs. ]. w.
Ingersoll, vice chairman; Mrs. P.
Stewart. secretary; Mrs. G. V. Gray
son, assistant secretary. The annual
banquet will be held Friday, Febru.
airy &c. eservations should be made
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bannister, Mrs
George Randall. Miss Katherine Cam
eron and Mr.. Clyde Lamb formed q
motor party to Vancouver, Sunday
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2
Vernon.
Miss Elizabeth Summers was {
member of the Portland delegation
attending the business and industrial
girls conference held in Tacoma.
| Among the sick Mr.. G. w. Randall
| and Mr.. James Braggs continue in
disposed. Mrs. Bowers is reported
recovering, Mrs. Sarah Avery con
fined to her home, Mrs. E. J. Minor
| convalescing.
| Mrs. Elmer Flowers was hostess
| for the Chandelier Club and thei
husbands at her home Monday eve
ming. Honors at cards were award
ed, Mrs. M. Cain, Mr.. A. J. Morton
and Mrs. A. J. Morton. Mrs. Flower
was the recipient of birthday gif
of a set of embroidered tea napkins
| Mrs. Mayme Waters following
! visit here with Mrs. Lulu Lee has re
\ turned to her home in Corvallis.
| Mr.. Irving Flowers was host to
group of friends Saturday evenin.
| for bridge supper.
II DIR. DeNorval Unthank was hear
| over the radio Thursday in a tai
subject, "The Negro Physician ?" i
| observance of Negro History Weel
| The Introduction was made by MI
Yancy Franklin associate editor Q
the Advocate.
| Mrs. Ruby Hardin entertained th
| Bridge Glass at her home Monda
! morning. Mrs. G. N. Jones was tn
proxy guest. Other guests were Mr.
I b. Tinsely and Miss Kate Lewis.
1 Miss Barbara Hubbard, soprano
was soloist for program at the. Lii
coin Memorial Church in observanC
of Negro History Week.
The City Club held their meetir
last week at the home of their pre-
ident Mrs. Ila Fuller. A program W,
presented in observance Of Negl
History Week. The next meeting vi
be held at the home of Mrs. B. Fai
Mr.. K. L. Culp was host Monds
evening for a surprise party, homo
ing the birthday anniversary of Nh
Culp. A delicious repast was serve
y and cards and dancing enjoyed. M
"a Culp was assisted by Mesdames. Y
lIhCochran I. Berry, and W. Alonzo
IL The Religious committee serve
II ice-cream Sunday during the soci
hour under the supervision of Nh
II Lena Bowers.
II Fashion Show, Easter Monday
II Auspices st. Phillips Guild