The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-05-15
Spokane, Wash.

Tuesday to the sociology class at
Whitworth College on Population"
Miss Robin Stokes appeared in
Japanese costume last Wednesday
evening, May 5, at the Westmins-
ter Congregational Church. Sing
ing two arias from the opera, Ma
dame Butterfly. Negro employees
Of the Spokane City Club present
ed resolutions in tribute to the me-
mory of Charles A. Smith, treas
urer at the time Of his death It
was signed BY Tom Rogers, Fred
Hasbrook, Clarence Grubbs, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Houston, Roy Turn
ham, I'd Graves, Porter Burnett,
Eugene Marshall, Peter Barrow
Woodrow Bass. James McHenry,
Fred sharp, Leo Pollard, Reginald
wellington and Jake Lee.--Mrs. III.
Stafford Of Seattle visited friends
and relatives here last Sunday
Police investigation was started
Monday night when Earl I. Dundee
reported a new car, in which he
was waiting for lights to change
at Broadway and Monroe, was hit
by a motorcyclist who escaped aft
ter being followed to Indiana. Dun
dee said the rider was an officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Ander-
son and son, Clarence Jr., Mrs.
Curfew Peoples and Mr.. P. Frazier
all Of Seattle were visitors at Be
thel A.M.E. Church on Mothers
Day. Bethel A.M.E. Church con-
Quoted special Mothers Day ser
vices last Sunday Diving the Sun
day school hour. A brief program
was presented and q prize was CIV
en- to Mrs. Ruth Rogers, a former
pupil and the mother having the
largest family present. Also q
prizc was presented to Mrs. oney
smith, teacher Of the beginners
department, for having the largest
number Of mothers present In her
class. Rev. J. c. White preached
an interesting sermon on New
Zones for Mothers" In the even
ing the ACE. League presented
a program Miss Viola Pollard
who has been visiting In Seattle,
returned last week.. Miss Villa
Belle Thomas, one of the w. P. A.
typists. has been transferred to
Pullman, Washington.
The World Wide Guild Girls OF
Calvary Baptist Church sponsored
the Mothers Day program. The
theme was "The Quest of Life
Isabel Richardson was program
chairman. The dedication was read
by Annie williams; residing. II am
Your Child" by Ruth Richardson;
"A Litany of Thanks by Bernica
Weiseger; vocal selection, MY
Love to Thee" by Ruth Rogers;
prayer for Mothers by Mary
McHenry. "A Guide for Daugh-
tiers" by Helen Coltrane. Music
was rendered by the members
Other active members include Dor
is and Erma Brown, Myrtle Per-
kins. and Maudie wellington. The
club presented a bouquet Of flow
ers to the oldest mother present,
Mrs. NJ Stone, age 70, and to tho
youngest mother, Mrs. Harold RI
chardson. The church altar was q
profusion of flowers. The pastor,
Rev e. B. Reed, preached the ser
mon. r The Phyllis Wheatley Girls
Club entertained their mothers at
"a tea Sunday afternoon from to
Z o'clock at the residence Of Miss
Helen Coltrane. The tea table was
very attractive with its center OF
purple and white lilacs and yellow
candles. This setting carried out
las club colors. An inspiring pro-
gram was rendered with program
chairman, Miss Eleanor Barrow,
presiding. Each mother was pre-
scented with a corsage by her
daughter. The club members are;
Madeline smith, president; Isabel
Richardson, secretary; Ruth Rich
ardson, vice president Myrtle Per-
kins, treasurer; Alta Finley, liar
jorie Boyd, Helen coltrane, zre'da
Gordon, Bernice wieseger, Eleanor
Barrow, Mrs. Charles v Evans,
advisor
Miss Helen Dundee, a member OF
the June graduating class Of Wash
ington State College, was piano ac-
companist for the 100 members Of
the college glee club and chorus
when they presented the oratorio,
"King Olaf" on Sunday, May 10,
10 over eight hundred mothers who
were guests over Mothers Week
end at the college. Mrs. Earl Dun
dee was the guest of her daughter
Helen at the annual celebration.
Many of the colored citizens OF
Spokane attended the WPA Work
ers' frolic and dance at the Garden