The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-08-03
r rtland News.
Mrs " Boyle Editor-llanoger 7 -
1928 s E. SSH Ave- Phone Sellwood 1878
Mis- Kate Lewis Assistant Hditor,
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Mrs. Webb Of Galveston, Tex.
Is house guest Of Mrs. oallie
Cash, 72s S. E. Clay St. Mrs.
Cash aud her EnAst apent Few
DAYS Ia Seattle.
Mrs chas strain Is enjoying
a few weeks at Seaside.
Toe Ward, veteran leoaa
chez, lea last week Tor Yisit
q. his Old Aome iu Michigan
Mr. ia Hawllns IS able b Be-
|oul following 81 operation Ton
the amputatlon OF ms lett leg
below me knee. He is learning
% use BIS crutches very cana,ly
Rev. \. .. Chambers was the
celebrant for the Eucharist sun
day morning at ST. Philip's mis-
sion.
me recital sponsored hy the
Mt. Ollyet Baptist church Mis-
sionary Society Thursday evening
was attended By a large and APP
preciatiTe audienees Mabel Hem
uerson, dramatic soprano. inter-
pIeted a brilliant program IN q
post pleasing MANNER showing
finish and artistry 81 training
Miss Julia Blanchard. pianist. Is
a sympathetic accompangt and
showed maFyelous techniQne ana
perfect musical shading in her
solo numbers Of difficult compo-
sItlons of the masters. Mrs. Hem
dersons rendition Of Elsa s
Traum," Wagner, was especially
lovely and she gracionsly gave
an encore. dainty Betty at the
Baseball Came" Hare. Miss
Blanchard played the difficult.
Der Trieschutz.' Sydney Smith,
with style that many a profess
SIGNAL might emulate. The POI
pular Prelude IN G Sharp Ma
ior.T Rachmanioff; was gent.
Both artists were charmlngly
gowned and the auditorium trans
formation OF the church made
an attractive background. Music
of ehis high type s0uld receive
earty encouragement In our city.
Eunlee Mott. daughter Of Mrs.
.. S. Reed, was guest artist last.
Tuesday at the Women's Mission
airy Society Fellowship dinner at
the Evangelical church at Jen-
nings Lodge. Miss Mott recited
Dunbafs 'tEnconragements and
gave as an encore, Temptation
by Dunbar Over 500 persons
were in attendance.
The colored people Of Portland
are favorably impressed over the
immediate effect OF the N.R.A.'
code in the opening up OF work
81 the city for bur group.
The Narcissus Club il com.
posed Of an active group OF wo-
men who are not disseminating
their activities during the sum-
mer. The card party sponsored
BY this Organization Tuesday, the
eth. promises to be an enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. Jeanne Jones was host
ess Monday afternoon for tie
pleasure of Miss Joan Moore at
q bridge ''fouraome. Miss Cara
May Ingersoll. Mr.. Steven Wright
And Mr.. Robert Wright were ad-
ditipnal guests.
Mrs. Fannie Cosby is recover
Ing from injuries received In an
automobile accident.
Bethel A.M.E. Church, Rev. d.
G. Hill. Pastor Rev. Richard H.
Hill, Harvard graduate and meml
beE4 Of the faculty or the How
ard UnfvsEsilg School ef Religion
In Washington d. c., will preach
at IL am. Sunday.
At s pm Mrs. 5ilda9 Ander-
son Hfil, Smith College graduate
and member Of the faculty OF
the Douglas High School at Bal
tlmore. Md, will deliver an adj
dress to the youth of Portland
at Bethel Church. Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Hill are visiting the pas
tor and his family. & e
Bethel will observe the last
Communion service Of the church
year at II am. Senior and jun
ior choirs will furnish special
music and all members Of the
church are expected to partici-
pate In this service. M
(, Mems Day was success in
every way. The pageant, Con
secretion Of Sir Galahad, !" was
an artistic success. Much praise