The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-11-28

football game. They will visit in
Vancouver, B. c., before returning
home
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dixon Of
Keyport, Washington, were in the
city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Reed
spent the week end visiting in spo-
kane, Wash. While there they were
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Davenport.
Mrs. Fred Bollen Is spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with rela-
tives in Oakland, California.
Mrs. Earl Ellkins win spend her
Thanksgiving week end among her
friends in Seattle.
MIR. K. L. Culp, who was a dele
gate to P.P.B.A. convention held in
Chicago during the last fortnight,
has returned to Portland
Mrs. Emma Fife of Pueblo, Col
oraSo, has come to the city to vi
sit with her sister, Mrs. Anna Con-
way.
Miss Edna Mills, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. John r. Mills, has
announced her engagement to Mr..
William Arthur Harris of Belling-
ham, Wash. The wedding is to be
In December.
REPORTED ILL: Mrs. Jerry
Turner, Mrs. Joe Crane, Mr.. Geo.
B. Harris, Mr.. Virgil Keene, end
Mrs. Fannie Cosby.
Miss Bernice Obey, young niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Washington,
has come from Port oxford, Texas
to make her home with the Wash
ingtonians.
Mrs. James Cantren was called
to Seattle on account of the death
of her uncle, Mcdonald Johnson.
Rev. G. F. Martin spoke before
an interested group of IGOR"
members Thursday evening at the
B'nai Birth. His subject was "A
Negro Minister Looks upon the
Jewish Problem"
Mr.. Earl Elkins' name was am
ong those drawn for jury duty in
the circuit court during November.
Miss Hattie Fannings Is making
a name for herself and for Negro
girlhood by her splendid character,
sparkling personality, and various
outstanding abilities. Miss Fan
nings is a freshman at Pacific Uni
versity and in the short while she
has been there, has been placed on
charge of the College Exchange
on the school paper, is on a COM
mittee of arrangements for a play,
"The Brat" soon to be presented
on the campus, and is pledge in
the Theta Nu Alpha sorority. All
this, of course, outside Of keeping
her scholastic standing among the
best. at the University.
Hrs. Litabelie Dorsey and her
tw, small sons left for their home
in Oakland, California, Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorsey has been visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Elkins. Since the tea
given for her by Mrs. Elkins, Mrs.
Dorsey was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Henderson, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Reese.
Williams Ave. Y.W.c.A., Eliza
beth Summers Mary SimmonA
Will have charge of Vesper service
on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G. F.
Martin will conduct the services
on December 8.
The Business and Industrial
Girls Inter club Council meeting
was held in our cllbroom on Wed
nesdsy evening. Fifteen represen
tatives from clubs of the city were
present. Dorothy Todd presided
over the meeting. Plans were
made for city-wide Vesper SER
vice to be participated in by all of
the Business and Industrial Clubs
during the Christmas season.
At the last meeting OF the Club,
Mrs. G. Farplar read the prize
play, Blight" written by Miss
Juanita johnson. Miss Johnson re
ceived a scholarship to the Gabel
School as a reward for this splen-
did play. A social meeting has
been planned for the next meeting
and review Of short plays viii be
given by members.
For the first ia a series of social
events, the Trojan Club will pre-
sent an all-star vaudeville show,
links social, and basketball rally,
Friday, December 10, at Williams
Ave. Y.W.C.A. A great treat is in
store for all, and we anticipate a
large crowd to inspire these young
men in there undertakings. Pro-
ceeds are to be used for athletic
activities.
on Friday afternoon the High
School Girl Reserves will conduct