The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-01-10

Before q large congregation at
the Church of the United Brethren
at Vancouver. Wn., Sunday even
ing, Rev. g. r. Martin Of Bethel
A.M.E. Church gave 3 most inn
pressive sermon THE Master Pas
SION Friday afternoon. Rev. Mar
tin gave q brief talk on Negro
spirituals at the First Presbyter-
ian Church. His talk served as an
introduction to a program Of Spir-
ltuals presented by Mr.. Lulling
Williams, popular Bethel tenor, be-
fore the Women's Association Of
the Presbyterian Church.
REPORTED Ill: Mrs. p. A.
Browne Is able to attend church
services again: Mrs. Prince Paries
Is still confined TO her homo but Is
feeling better than she did last
week: Mrs. w. r. Smith is recov-
ering rapidly: and Richard Harris
Is able to be at his work again;
Mrs. Leonard Crosswhite Is ina
proved
CLUB NOTES: Wahkeenas met
with Miss Catherine Franklin Oh
Tuesday evening; The Rosebud
Study Club will resume meeting
after q holiday vacation with their
first meeting at the home Of Mrs
Cora Minor; the Kenewanas have
postponed their meeting because
Of the illness of Mrs. L. Cross
white; Tuslko's met with Mr.. Lloyd
FloWern Wednesday evening; Mrs.
Mercedes Hardy entertained the
Martha Washington Sewing Club
at her home Thursday afternoon;
st. Phillips Auxiliary Guild will
meet with Mrs. Thelma Unthank
next Wednesday evening; The Ma
~ Bethune Sewing Club viii re-
sumo regular meetings Thursday
at the Y. At the last meeting Mrs
Tom johnson served the members
With delicious refreshments Ia ces
LIBERATION of her birthday; Loyal
knights of Bethel win gather at
the home Of DR.. D. II. Unthank
Wednesday evening; Young Peo-
PIES Fellowship met with the Miss
es LaYonne and Doris Jameson
as hostesses; Bethelites met Mon
day evening with Mrs. j. W. Stan
ley as hostess; The Chanticleer
Breakfast Bridge Club was enter
taired Friday morning BY Mrs.
Cora Minor.
Holiday dinner hosts and host
esses to Rev. and Mrs. @. F. Mar
tin include Mrs. Lillian Payne, Mr..
and AIRS. w. Gragg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Flowers.
Mrs. Edward Caldwell and her
daughter, Delofes, are spending q
fortnight visiting relatives IN Oak
land, Cal. Mrs. Caldwcll's mother,
Mrs. Mary Davis, who has spent a
year visiting her daughter here,
preceded her by week to Oak
land where she also plans to visit
before going to her home In New
Orleans, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braggs were
gracious hosts at an elaborate buff
fet supper party New Years night
in their lovely home in Irvington.
Twenty guests, the ladies all beau
tifuIly gowned and their escorts in
the correct black and white, dane
ed until the wee small hours Of the
morning. Mr. Lee Grigsby pleas
ed the guests with his songs as did
the pianist Of the evening, Mr.. Leo
nard Gillian.
NEWCOMERS TO THE MED
LEY: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Reed Of
Los Angeles, Mr.. P. Clark of Los
Angeles, Mr.. I. F. Saxton Of Den
yer, Mr.. D. w. Oliver of Denver,
Messrs. r. r. Sneed and w. For
man Of Chicago, Mr.. Also Brook
Of st. Paul, Mimi, and Mr.. T. A.
Jiles of San Francisco.
Miss Evelyn Freeman has re-
turned from Oakland, Cal, where
she spent the Christmas holidays
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Cantrell also wrote words
and music to q song entitled "Vel-
ma and dedicated It to Velma Gil
liIand who played the starring role
Of Lady JOAN in the operetta.