The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-11-03
Williams Avenue Y To
Observe 25th Anniversary

Williams Ave- Y. W. C. A., through
its committee of management and
membership, will receive at $50
o'clock Friday night, November Il,
in honor of the former board MEM
bers and the new members. This
will be a jubilee in observance of
the 25th anniversary of the found
ing of the national Young Women's
Christian Association. A lively pro-
gram will be presented during the
evening, some numbers will be pre-
scented in costume of 25 years ago
The public is cordially invited to
attend and make merry. The men,
bership of the branch wishes to ex-
tend this hospitality in appreciation
of the cooperation of interested
friends and the public in general for
their interest in "Y" work. Those
desiring to do so may wear cos
tunes dating back to 1907. Mrs.
Elmer Flowers is chairman of the
board and Mrs. Elizabeth Summer is
"Y" secretary.
Williams Ave. Branch Y. W. c. A.
-Vesper services at 5 p. m. Sunday
will be conducted by Mrs. r. F.
Morrison. Following excellent pro-
gram will be given: Prayer by Mrs
NJ. E. Fulilove; scripture reading
by Mrs. B. J. Fuller; vocal solos by
Guy Holmes, Mrs. V. E. Keene, Mr..
Bonaface. Rev. J. D. Wilson will be
the speaker. Tea will be served DUR
ing the social hour following the
service. The public is invited.
An interracial discussion group
will meet every Friday morning, be-
ginning November and concluding
December 9. Mrs. j. Wilson will be
leader for the group.
The Grade School Girl Reserves
were entertained with a party Sat-
urday afternoon by their adviser,
Miss C. Maxwell.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev. D. G..
Hill. pastor-"Jesus, Great Shepherd
of the Sheep" will be the sermon
subject discussed by the pastor for
the II a. m. services next Sunday.
At 8 p. m. an Armistice program
will be given. The Missionary So
ciety has chosen the following off
GERS: Mrs. Fullilove, president; Mrs.
Edmunds, vice president; Mrs. Nor
rison, treasurer New officers of the
stewardess board are Mrs. Hart,
president; Mrs. Duke, secretary; Mrs.
De Journette, treasurer. The Bethel
lite Club, Mrs. Edmunds, president,
will meet at p. m. next Tuesday.
Sons of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Golden en-
tertained the Adventures Club with
Halloween party Friday night. The
new officers of the Christian En-
deavor are Dolores Burdine, presi.
dent; Isadore Morton, vice president
Philip Moore, secretary; Andy Bun.
dy, assistant secretary; Eleanor
Gragg, treasurer; Mrs. Kate Pugh
chaplain V. keene, adviser; Harold
Gaskins, sergeant-at-arms.
] Mrs. Georgia Harris name wa,
/ incorrectly inserted in the last issue
We are happy to make this correc
ton.
Mrs. w. H. Bowers celebrated hel
birth anniversary recently with {
supper party at her home. Member,
of the Oregon Bellies were guests
| Mrs. Bowers is a charter member Of
this organization and is prominently
identified with the social, fraternal
church and club activities of the
city.
Mrs. E. j. Minor and Mrs. j. w
Ingersoll were joint hostesses at 1
costume party last Thursday at thu
Minor home.
Mrs. G.. B. Hartin entertained tn,
bridge class last Wednesday, Mrs
Elmer Flowers was guest. Mrs G
P. Moore was hostess this week
Mrs. Vernon Gaskin and Mrs. Valid,
Boyle were other guests.
Mrs. Frances Turner was hostes
Thursday night in honor of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Lee Griggsby, who left thi
week for Los Angeles, where the,
sail for Honolulu. Mr.. Griggsby
a well known baritone and has ap
peared here with several leading
orehestras as featured soloist.