The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-07-07
Fashion Show Beautiful Affair

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Fashion Show Beautiful Affair
.'Deauvlle Salon was the fitting
name for the attractive fashion show
and supper arranged by Mesdames
Isadore Nancy and Edward Smith
of the Searchlight Club, an auxiliary
of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church last
Tuesday night. Twenty-four manni-
kins modelled the latest modes from
sports wear to a wedding ensemble.
Miss Jeanett Christian modelled the
bridal gown. Among the unique
costumes was one representing "Ma-
hatma Gandhi." The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
reading lamps softly shaded. A group
of youngsters presented an attrac-
tive school days group. Harvey
Chandeliers orchestra furnished the
music. About $50 persons were in
attendance. Mr.. C. E. Ivey was an
nouncer.
Mrs. r. Thomas recently returned
from three months visit to Holly
wood. She has as her house guest
Mrs. C. W. Roper Of Oakland. Sight
seeing drives were arranged by Mrs.
]. D. Patton and Mrs, NJ. c. Young.
Mrs. Thomas entertained her guest
at the Rose Festival activities.
Miss Doris Jameson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Jameson, receiv-
ed a certificate of merit in piano,
Thursday, from the music teachers
association of Oregon. The presen.
tation was made at the public library
in the presence of large assem-
blage.
Mrs. Belvin Williams has returned
from Spokane where she was called
on, account of illness of her aunt
| Miss Nellie Allen was the honor
ed guest at dinner Saturday al
which Mrs. G. P. Moore was hostes.
at her home in Rose City. Miss AL
len plans post graduate study in mu
sic in Los Angeles this summer. Sh,
completed successful year as in
structor of piano at Bishop Colleg,
in Marshall, Texas.
Mrs. LA Fuller, chairman of way
and means committee of o. A. c. W.
is sparing no effort in presenting
Miss Freddie Stanley, soprano, In re
cital Monday night at the "Y'. Prot
l.. L. McGruder is assisting pianist
Prof. Bartlett Pupils In Recital
The piano, vocal and harmony pu
pills of Elmer C. Bartlett will appea
in recital Tuesday night at Bethe
A. NJ. Z. Church. Numbers for plan
solo, vocal solo and for 4, 6, and
hands at piano will be played. fo
the first time in Portland by men
bers of the race. The program
which will begin at $50 p. m. prom
, ises to be interesting and variet
Professor Bartlett has a studio i
lrvington and has been UNUSUAL
successful in music circles since h
coming to Portland from Los Ange
es.
Philip Randolph To Speak
!. Philip Randolph, general organ
y ger and president of the Sleeping ca
d Porters Union will lecture at NJ
Olivet Baptist Church, Wednesds
!, night, July 10. He will talk on &c
nomic conditions and how it affec
the Negro. Portland is included
the visitations that Mr. Randolph
making to the local organization
throughout the United States. Du
ing his stay here he will be the que
of Mr.. Kelly Foster, local represe
tative of the porters association.
/ Mrs. Katherine Gray, Mrs. f. We
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Turner we
| guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. Johhstt
| of Seattle over the holiday.
| The 4th of July dance sponsor,
! by the Spanish War Veterans, Sc
. Joseph White Camp, was well a
| tended and enjoyed. Mr.. Lee Ande
son is camp commander.
| Reported sick: Mrs. Katie job
son remains ILL Mrs. Earl Morrisc
is doing nicely Miss Geraldine w
liams continues to improve. Sgt. ]
seph White is doing nicely at S
| Vincent's Hospital where he is u
der observation pending an oper
ton.
/ DR.. and Mrs. DeNoryal Unthal
and young son, left Sunday mornil
| by automobile for Kansas City. NJ,