The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03

5td2s secuted lHe lOotpdA game
here Saturday between oregon and
Gonzaga.
Mr.. Alec Bishop has moved to
the Flowers Vancouver Apart
ment.
Richard stanton on the varsity
team and Bnly Ben Martin on the
second team are race representa-
tives on city high school football
squads. Both boys attend Jeffer-
son.
Kathryn Boyle win give 100
votes to the first Portland girl en-
tering the Enterprise Popularity
Contest Call sellwood 6571.
Club Notes: Kenewana Bridge
Club met With Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Flowers Tuesday evening. The
Culture club met with Mrs. Letstia
Brock Wednesday afternoon.
Chanticleer Breakfast Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Lenore Caskin on
Friday morning. Mrs. Pearl Ste
wart entertainer the Rosebud stu
dy Club this weak. Mrs. Ella
Morton was hostels Thursday to
the Martha Washington Sewing
Club. The Art. Negro Achieve
ment and Better Homes depart
ments Of the o.A.c.W now to be
known as the Triangle Group
met on Tuesday to lay plans for
the annual EXHIBIT. The Modern
Matrons, now known as the Wah-
keena. were entertained on Tues
day BY Mrs. Vernelle Watson.
Thls-a and That-a
Somebody's Air Lines need to
pay Mrs. Pollyanna Reed commits
sion for sales talks. Since taking
her trip north via air transport she
contends that that Is the only way
to travel, and she win buttonhole
any prospective traveller and tell
her So Glimpsed Mrs. Ruth Mer-
cier strolling on Sunday in dark
brown chiffon velvet with match
ing brown suede pumps and brown
cloche and over her frock a waisl
length rippled brown squirrel cape
Looking into my crystal ball
see that the Golden West is going
to have another Negro Night CIuk
| Ali but the little crystal reveals
only white faces at the tables. =
Bouquets this week go to Mis-:
Geraldine Williams Of Nount Oil
| vet Baptist Church. She is one o.
the Quickest. most courageou:
young womjsn in the city Con
stantly undeS q. physicians care
still she gives and gives Of hel
strength and vitality going about
her Fathers business There
seems to be two camps in practi-
cally every gathering these days
those who are glad our joe got
married and those who are sorry
he did.
Homecoming Sunday win be ce-
lebrated at Bethel A.M.E. Church
Sunday. October 13. The Christian
Endeavor League win have charge
of the evening service.
Williams Ave. Z. w. C. A., Miss
Elizabeth Summers, secretary =
/ The first vesper service Of the fall
season viii be held on Sunday af-
terEoon at p. m. Mrs. Bessie B
johnson has arranged splendid
program for the occasion.
Mr.. e. A. Browne delivered a
very impressive and beautiful de-
dicatory sermon Sunday afternoon
before a large and appreciative
audience assembled to witness the
dedication Of the new fountain.
Mrs. e. s. Collins, honoree, Mrs.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis,
were visitors presented to the aud
fence by Mrs. G.. Y. Grayson, who
presided. Mrs. L. Flowers, chair
man Of the Committee of Manage
ment, delivered brief remarks and
unveiled the fountain. Mrs. P.
Summers sent the flowers used to
decorate the clubroom and vesti-
bule.
Mrs. H. G. Baker Is the new adj
visor of the Trianon High School
Club which win meet promptly at
4 p. N. every Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Baker attended the advisors
meeting and dinner at Central Y
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lee
Grgsby is advisor Of the Grade
school Club which meets every
Saturday afternoon at 8 p. m.
The Misses Geneva Turner and
Elizabeth Summers we're guests of
Miss Tirza Dinsdale at the Sign of
the Rose tea room Wednesday for
luncheon.
On Friday evening, the Bethel
/ JA.M.E. Choir viii entertain with a
party in honor Of their new mem
bers in our clubroom.
Members of the Health Educa-
ton and Recreation committee are
donating refreshments for the
Community Night Frolic. Fun is
being planned for adults as well
as children and many surprises
win be featured Refreshments
and entertainnlent will be free.