The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-03-02

led Friday. Mrs. Georgia Harris,
an aunt of this city, had been visit
ing Mrs Brown for several months.
Mrs. NJ. e. Fullilove is now resid-
ing at 81 N. f. Holiday Street.
A group of twelve matrons met
at the home of Mrs. T. Nancy on
February % and organized a Mar
tina Washington Sewing and Home
making Club. Mrs. Nancy was
named adviser and Mrs. r. Flowers
secretary. Mrs. Matte Washington
will be hostess this week.
Miss Helen Dancy was hostess to
several friends at party recently
honoriHg her birthday anniversary.
Miss Vivian Truitt was a week
end guest of her cousin, Miss Betty
Rutherford.
Mrs. Emma Stanley and Mrs. Stella
Scott We're joint hostesses for the
meeting of the Rosebud Study Club
Wednesday. The Rev. e. A. Browne
discussed How to study the Bible"
in very interesting manner. Mrs
Robeina Martin rendered a solo, ac-
companied by Mrs. Jessie Flowers
and Mrs. Carrie l.. Ingersoll present
ed pantomime "A Bridge Party"
Guests were: Mesdames NJ Francis,
A. Bonter, l.. Lapsley, w. Cochran,
R. w. Boyle, A. Webb, e. A. Browne
and c. S. Cooper. Mrs. Bonnie Boyle
will be hostess for the next meeting.
Mrs. Cleota Hatcher of Bremerton,
Wash, was called to this city by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Young ~ s.et. -
Funeral services were held, last
Thursday for w. II. Lewis from
Miller and Tracey Funeral Home.
Rev. ID. G. Hill conducted the serv-
ices and Mrs. Jessie Grayson rem
dered a solo. Mrs. Fay Reedy of
Joplin, step-daughter, survives.
Mrs. Laura Iapsley is suffering
from serious injuries received by
being hit Saturday by an automo-
bile as she was about to board q
street car at Williams Avenue and
Broadway Street. She was treated
at the Emergency Hospital and is
now confined to bed at her home.
A group of friends complimented
Miss Clara Mae Ingersoll and Attor-
ney e. Minor. with surprise
party Sunday evening at the Minor
home, honoring their birthday ami
yersaries.
Mrs. Ralph Flowers spent the
week end in Seattle. set ....
Among the sick: Mrs. Julia Flow
ers and Mrs. ELLA Blackburn are
greatly improved; Mr.. Robert White
i'll at the Veterans Hospital; Sgt
Joseph White is undergoing treat.
ment at the Veterans Hospital fol
his eyes.
For the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs
p. G. Cooper of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Flowers entertained
at cards Tuesday. night, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elmer Powers entertained Mon
day night in honor of their house
guests.
Mrs. r. F. Morrison is much i'm
proved, Mrs. 70. II. Foster is able t.
be OUT Mrs. A.. L. Landcaster is I'm.
proving.
Mrs. Stella Williams and hel
mother, Mrs. Geo. Williams, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCleal
in Alberta.
! Mrs. Geo. p, Moore entertained
the Bridge class Monday at hel
home. Mrs. r. McClear and Mrs. j
Williams were honor guests.
Mrs. John Nichols left this weel
for Los Angeles, Cal. where she wa!
called on account of the illness o,
her daughter, Mrs. Earl O'Den.
Funeral services were held from
Miller and Tracey's Friday for Johr
Goren, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Goren.
Bethel A. M. f. Church, Rev. ID
g. Hill, pastor--The Lords Supper
will be served at the morning serv
ice. II o'clock Sunday. Special musil
will be furnished by the Senior ant
Junior choirs. At $3.50 p. m. devo-
tional services will be conducted bS
Mrs. ID. G. Hill, assisted by the
Adventures Club. At z D. m. thu
Endeavor meeting led by Allen Ru-
therford. The Etude Club will pre-
sent sacred program at s p. m.
This will be a very interesting pro
gram under leadership of a group
OF high school and college girls.--
The sudden death of Mrs. Ella
Young, choir member, class leader