The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-10-20

street.
Mrs. Lena Johnson was hostess
Sunday at an attractive card party
complimenting her cousin, Mrs. Yer
non B. Mayes of Corpus Christi, Tex.
2S guests enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. Mable Henderson, well known
sopranos. was soloist at the recent
meeting of the Missionary Society
of the United Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Virgil e. Keene's name was
printed king in last weeks issue
and we must admit that he Is indeed
a. kingly gentleman, however We
are happy to make the correction.
Mr.. Keene is keenly interested in
the boys "Y' work, which is pro-
crossing splendidly under his diree-
ton.
Mrs. Georgia Washington has
moved to the residence of Mrs. Pearl
Carol.
Mrs. L. r. Blackburn has taken
charge of a hunting lodge near Ca
mas for the season.
Mrs. Willis Reed entertained on
i Sunday at a family breakfast party
in honor of Mrs. Sarah Reed, recent
arrival from Oklahoma.
Cab Galloway. famed orchestra
leader, is seen here this week in a
o;rar,o REORGANIZATION ua ig a aonoiu
of Mrs. e. L. Booker. wife of DR.
E. L. Booker, Portland's only Negro
dentist Hf af
st. Philips Episcopal Church: Arch
Deacon H. D. Chambers will be cele.
brant at Holy Eucharist the. first
Sunday in each month. Sunday
morning Blaine B. Coles will de
liver sermon in the nature of ar
address as a tribute to the memor,
of w. R. Peek. Mrs. Thelma Flow
ers has been appointed church treas
urer, a position formerly filled b,
Mr.. Peek. Mrs. Flowers has the dis
tinction of being the first woman
treasurer of the diocese. Regulal
services at st. Philips Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock.
Wedding invitations have been is
sued for the nuptials of Miss Dor
othy Morton and Mr. Edwin Wash
ington. The date is November z, a
Bethel Church. A reception will fol
low at the brides home on Wood
ward Ave,
Mrs. Eloise Golden of Oaklan
was motive for, a beautifully ar
pointed luncheon Wednesday a
which Mrs. Mabel Henderson wa
hostess. r
Mr.. Morrell of Seattle is recen
arrival in the city.
Mrs. Katherine Gray is attendin
: Zion A. M. E. conference in Seattl
this week.
Mary Simmons, popular membe
a of the Journal Juniors, appeared
8 a radio presentation this week.
: Mr.. and Mrs.. A. v. Childers ar
domiciled in suburban home o
Foster Road.
: Mrs. Estella Scott was hostess fc
the business meeting of the Rosebu
Study Club. Mrs. Jessie Flower
II gave two delightful piano number
e "a Man and Lass" by Nevins an
n "Valse" by Durand. Mrs. Ella Mo
ton was hostess last week. when
round-table talk OF reminiscenc'
"a was enjoyed in observance of IL
u clubs 18th anniversary. Mrs. Emn
Stanley will be hostess October 2
y w. H. Lewis is i'll at his home
s. Kindorf Road.
Il Harriet Tubman Club met at Il
u home of Mrs. Fannie Cosby Mondf
IL night. The interesting life of Ere
IL erick Douglass is the topic for stud
A speaker presented the U.asof
III and o. S. c.. bill relative to the co
H. solidation of these institutions MI
LIE Roy Fuller was guest.
is Mrs. Helen Fairbanks was Il
ne inspiration for an enjoyable bridi
nc party last Thursday at which N
IL and Mrs. Elmer Flowers were hos
Ia James Braggs and Mrs. WI. Rec
y won first prizes and Mrs. Mel
Ingersoll the consolation award.
~ Mrs. VIM. Land is recovering frc
oh recent illness. Those recuperati
al at local hospitals include Mrs. &c
Holiday, Mrs. Sid Allen, Mrs. |
ne Schwiesh and AL Green. James Ma
~ ley of Salem is at Veterans HI
'e- pital. Mrs. M. H. Myles is i'll. M
Ollie Henderson is confined to !
M bed with rheumatism. Mrs. Willii
w. Kirby has been removed from I
~, hospital to her home, reeuperati
VI from a major operation. Edwa
VI Fickland is i'll at Good Samarit
Hospital.
The High School Girl Reserves v
u present dramatization of Foil
es the Clean" at the "Y" Sunday a
ernoon at o'clock. Miss Gerald
us Williams and Miss Chrystalee Nj
: well, directors. No admission char
sh- Literary Research Club will mi
vas Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wa