The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-08-14

community Aiit 1uAHAhAliHE u AAttH-
agement Of the Phyllis Wheatley
Branch Y. w. c. A. chose the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. L. B.
Young to honor her Mrs. Young
was completely surprised when
sixteen ladies' drove up to her home
in Rainier Valley Tuesday after
noon and presented her with
beautiful sandwich plate. Dainty
refreshments were served on her
spacious lawn. Mrs. Young recent
" completed six years of service
as a member of the "Y'' board,
five Of which she acted as its chair
man.
Mrs. Marian McC,ord and Miss
Ivey Washington. both teachers in
the Los Angeles schools and men,
bers of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, were Seattle visitors last
week stopping at the Y. w C. A.
During their stay they enjoyed 1
trip to Vancouver and Victoria;
trip to Mt. Rainier as the guests
of Mrs. Edward spearman; and
tour of the city as guests Of Miss
Jane Chandler. Miss Winifred In
gram took them for a visit to the
University campus and Mrs. A. w.
Ball entertained at breakfast in
their honor after which Mrs. Ter
esa Allen drove them to Longacres
to enjoy the races. They left Tues
day on the II. F. Alexander for
] their heme. Other guests at the
~" were Miss Sophia NJ. Edelin,
and Miss Elva l.. McLane of Wash
lington. D. c. and Miss Laura Spots
of Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown and
Miss Thelma Brown have as their
house guests Mrs. Commodore Cd
en- and two children, James and
Elizabeth of Minneapolis. Mrs
Oden, a cousin Of Mrs Brown, ar
rived Monday for ten-day visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Camel enter
tanned thirty young children with a
picnic birthday party at Woodland
Park in celebration of their daugh-
ter, Sonia's third birthday ami
versary. Mrs. C. w. Jameson,
grandmother of Sonia, and Mrs.
Everett Gibson assisted the parent
in caring for the young guests
Games, favors and a variety of
refreshments were arranged for the
enjoyment of the children. Little
Sonia received number of beau
tiful and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Bruce of Les
Angeles Sunday to be the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. B. White for.
two. weeks. Mrs. Bruce is the sis
ter of Mrs. White. Mrs. White has
invited in number of friends for
a tea Sunday afternoon at her
home to meet her guests.
Mrs. Walter Nancy of San Fran
cisco left last Thursday for her
home after spending five weeks in
Seattle visiting her sisters, Mrs. l.
F. Norris, Mrs G. w. Thompson.
and Mrs. G. j. Brown. Mrs. Nancy
a former resident of seattle has
been away for eleven years and
during her stay many of her old
friends extended her numerous Sc
cial courtesies Among them were
a trip to Mt Rainier with Mrs. w
e. Vrooman and Mr.. P. Courtney
and family; dinner guest of Mrs.
William Varlack and sister, Mrs
Laura Bell; theatre party and Chin
csc supper by Mrs. Edward Palm
er; tour of the city and trip to
Everett by Mr.. w. f. Vrooman.
Mrs. Nancy was very much pleased
with the reception she received as
well as the many girts of remem-
brances.
You are invited to attend the big
rally sponsored by the King Coun-
ty Colored Democratic Club on Sat
urday evening, August % at 8 p.
m. at GreyerbiehPs Hall, 2715 Jack
son st. There will be entertainment
and free refreshments.
DR.. Arthur Williams,
Chairman
How Cooperatives Help a City
and State will be the topic for
discussion Sunday, August 16 at
300 p m. at Kinnear Park at the
meeting sponsored by the Kinneal
Park Community Committee.
Speakers will be DR.. Fred w. Ring,
chairman; Miss Daisy June Trout
Ray C. Roberts and Joe Smith.
Everyone is invited. Take car No.
on LIST Avenue
Mrs Othello Roundtree and niece,
Miss Dorothy Scott of Omaha, Neh.
were dinner guests on Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs Everett B. Gibson.