The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-06-30


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Mrs. Earl Morrison entered the
hospital this week and will undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
Jessie Edwards, eleven year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Flowers, received a certificate of
scholarship from the Elliott Grade
school for e grade average.
Among the sick Mr. Dickerson has
recovered from illness; Mr.. H. B.
Fuller is not yet able to work; Mrs.
Katie johnson still confined to the
hospital; Mrs. Mae Kiser is reported
about the same; Miss Geraldine Viii
liams is convalescing and will re-
turn to her home soon from the
hospital; Mrs. A. Webb continues to
improve; Mrs. Robert Roberts is
convalescing.
Mrs. Edward Rutherford was
among the hostesses entertaining the
Misses Theresa and Grace Hackett
recent visitors from California. This
item was enormously reported last
week as Mrs. W. H. Rutherford.
Mrs. Freddie Howell Stanley, So
prano of Salt Lake City, will be
presented in a song recital Monday
night, July J. at Williams Avenue
Y. W. c. A. by the Ways and Means
committee of the 0. A. C. W. The
artist will be assisted by Prof. l.. l..
McGruder, pianist of Seattle. The
concert is, attracting attention and
no doubt the singer will be greeted
by large crowd.
The "Y' ship dinner given Fri
day at the Williams Avenue X. w. c..
A.. to raise funds for the delegates
Of the Girl Reserves proved huge
success with an attendance OF. nearly
200. Splendid program was present
ed the feature of which was a ring
ceremonial by several young ladies.
The pupils of Prof. Elmer c. Bart
lett will appear in recital Tuesday,
July IL at 8 go p. m. at Bethel A.
M. f. church.
The carnival sponsored by the
Women's AUXILIARY of the N. A. A.
C. p. with Mesdames Geo. e. Holli-
day and G. V. Grayson as chairmeh
of committees in charge proved to
be success.
Impressive funeral services were
conducted Wednesday for Miss Rosie
Dunn, 15 year lod daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn from Miller and
Tracey Mortuary. The young girl
succumbed after long illness. She
is survived by her parents and sew
eral sisters and brothers. -
Miss Nellie Franklin, daughter of
Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred J. Franklin of
Portland, Oregon, was graduated
from the University of Oregon on
Monday, June 10, 1892 with the
degree of Bachelor of Arts. Miss
Franklin took her major in music
and her minor in English and com.
pleted her work in January, 1882
From January until June Mis-,
Franklin did practice teaching in thu
public schools of Eugene, Oregon
Miss Franklin participated in the act
ivities of the Polyphonic Choir of tn,
University and appeared in musii
programs of the Y. w. c. A. an,
other campus organizations. She wa
member of the Women's Athlete
Association of the University.
Miss Franklin has the distinction
of being the first Negro gradual
from the college department of tn
University of Oregon. She is al
alumnus of Washington High Schoo
of Portland.
Mrs. Ethel Reese was hostess Wed
nesday for the Rosebud Study Cluf
The suggestion by Mrs. Rose Nichol
that the bible be studied was adopt
ed. A no-host picnic at Mt. Tabo
Park win be given by the club q
which time the annual reports wi
be read. Mrs. Bonnie Boyle present
ed radio playlet and Miss Kat
Lewis and Mrs. Jessie Grayson mad
a report on the sale of Rose Festiv;
buttons. This meeting will close th
club activities until fall.
Mrs. Z. S. Reid entertained as he
dinner guests at the ''Y" ship dime
Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs. YANG
Franklin and sons George and L,
ward Cannady and Miss Jeanne
Christian.
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