The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-11-17
Death summons Jersey

wher he had been making his home
fer some time. He was a member
OF Enterprise Lodge of Masons which
order has cared for him in his de-
clining years and since he suffered
the loss of his eyesight. He was a
familiar figure around the old Col
den West Hotel, where he lived
number of years and was well known
as Jersey. The Masonic order
had charge of his last rites. Rev.
d. G. Hill preached the sermon. In
torment at Lincoln Memorial Park.
Mrs. J. A. Nichols and Mrs. John
Guy are entertaining at the ''Y" this
week in honor of the girls who as
sisted them in serving a dinner at
the "Y" during the Legion Conven-
ton.
Mrs. E. G. Minor sprained her foot
Sunday when the heel of her shoe
caught on the steps leading from
her house to the sidewalk.
The Thanksgiving Dance, spon-
sored by the Court of the Calanthe,
promises to be an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. G. V. Grayson is Worthy Coun-
sellor and Mrs. lila Fuller, chairman
on arrangements.
A crowd was disappointed Armis
tice night, when they arrived at the
Hibernia Hall for the scheduled
dancing party and found the hall
not prepared, on account of lack of
heat The sponsors, Mr. Wilbur
Mercein and Irwin Flowers of the
Legion had no inkling of the state
of affairs until they arrived. at the
hall. they were forced to call off
the entertainment.
A delightful evening was spent at
the Williams Ave. "Ys last Friday
evening, when the committee of
management and the general men,
bership received in honor of former
board members, and new members
also, in observance of the 25th ami
versary of the founding of the Ma
tional Y. w. C. A. Mrs Benjaman
will ever be remembered as the
leader in establishing the Williams
Ave. branch. She is living in the
east now. Mrs. c. A. jenkins sue
ceeded Mrs. Benjaman in the forma-
ton period. The following women
have been members of the commit
tee of management, and with the
present committee have developed an
organization that is a vital factor in
our community, Mesdames w. H.
Bowers, G. W. Kenny, John Guy,
Hattie Redmond, Josephine Duke,
P. Paries, c. v. Grayson, X. Gray,
j. A. Nichols, Ralph Flowers, A. j..
Morton. A. l.. Landcaster, and J. A.
Merriman. The present personnel of
headed by Mrs. Elmer Flowers. who
is also a member of the board of
directors of the central Y. w. c. A.,
she others are Mesdames P. C. Stew
art, G. V. Grayson. J. w. Ingersoll,
r. F. Morrison, j. w. Stanley. X.
Gray, E. j. Minor, w. l.. Reese,
Lloyd Flowers, J. A. Nichols and
Waldo Boyle. Miss Elizabeth Sum-
mers is the branch secretary. Dur
ing the evening the following pro-
gram was presented, Mrs. l.. Flow
ers, piano numbers; Miss Gwendolyn
Hooker, readings; Mrs. Elmer Flow
ers, Resume of the national Y.W.C.
A.. Miss Barbara Hubbard, soprano,
,soloist, accompanied by Miss Lillian
Bellard. Miss Elizabeth Summers
gave a talk on the branch activities,
Mrs. X. Gray and Miss Kate Lewis
spoke on membership. A group of
girls sang "Follow the Clean" Mrs.
Waldo Boyle, as mistres sof cere-
monies, introduced the honOred
guests and welcomed the public At
torney e. ]. Minor gave a response
on behalf of the men who are in
terested in the "Y'' work, especially
the boys activities. Mrs. c. A. Jen-
kins was scheduled to give an ad
dress on the "Y" work during her
regime, she was unable to be pres
ent. The club room was beautifully
decorated with autumn flowers. A
huge birthday cake with lighted can
dies added the festive note. Miss
Chrystalee Maxwell, advisor of the
grade school girls, baked the cake.
The hospitality committee headed by
Mrs ]. w. Stanley presided at the
refreshment tables. A large crowd
enjoyed this delightful "get to-
gether."
Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Kenny had
Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Jackson as
their dinner guests Sunday. Novem-
Der 6. at their home on Fargo. The
W. H. Rutherford family were also
guests at this time.
Mrs. G. v Grayson returned home
this week from Los Angeles. Her
son. Garner Grayson .Jr., is greatly
improved.