The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-05-29
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Mrs Alberta walker was hostess
sunday TO Alpha omloron Chapter
At Delta Sigma. The meeting was
spent Ia planning Tor the third an-
nun graduates reception to be
held It the Y.w.c.A, June IA
Ma Helen Jones received word
this week Of the marriage Of her
sister, Miss Catherine Bvford, to
Mr.. Ralph r. Anderson Of Chicago.
The marriage was performed at
the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Bertha Jones Ia Oakland. Calf
Mrs. Anderson was formerly a
mep,ber Of seattle's social set. The
couple are at home at 7s9 Camp
bel ST.. Oakland Calf
Mr.. Roy Boyden. the Worshipful
Master of keystone Lodge, No. II,
F.&A.M. Of stockton, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Buyers this
week.
Mrs. Viola Bennings was hostess
on Wednesday evening for the
meeting Of the Younger Matrons
The Sports Informal to be held
June 10 at Faurot's Hall by the
Sterling Club, promises to be one
Of the most outstanding social ev-
ents Of the year. The dance win
honor the graduating students of
Seattle, Tacome. Portland, and Ev-
erett. This Is the first time that
an inter-city dance has been given
for graduating students. As an
added attraction, the Sterling Club
has secured the services Of Jules
Buffano and his famous orchestra,
who needs no introduction to Seat
tleites. The Sterling Club, spon-
sors Of the dance, Is newly form.
ed organization composed mainly
of university students. It's mem
bers are Howard Biggs, president;
Emmett McIver, secretary; Fred
erick Bowman, James Graves. Jo-
seph Holifield, and George Wright.
The purpose of these men in spon-
soring this gala affair Is to give
the graduates a dance and enter
tainment that they will long re-
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter McPheet-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Wormley.
and Mr.. Haywood Bascom arrang-
ed a picnic-outing Sunday for the
pleasure Of Mrs. Bascom. who re-
Gently returned from California.
The Historical Society win hold
their last meeting of the season on
Friday, June 10. The program viii
consist Of lessons from Carter
Woodson's Journal of Negro Hist
DRY; review of Pearl Bucks
-''Sons" by Mrs. Homer Harris, and
current topics led by Mrs. Howard
D. Brown. During the summer the
society has planned several out
ings but no business sessions.
The WIN Do Club will meet on
Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Audrey Nichols to make ar
engagements for their hobo carni-
val.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manning
ED Mrs. Henry Johnson, all of st.
Paul, win arrive in the city this
week for short visit. Mr.. Man
ming is the son of Mrs. c. W.
Hobbs and Mrs. Johnson is the
cousin of Mrs. Richard Arts. The
party is motoring down the Pacific
Coast.
Please keep off date July 10 -
Second Annual Scholarship Dance.
Mrs. Ophelia Hall, District Sup
erintendent Of the AM.E. SUNDAY
School in the Puget Sound Confer
ence, left Monday for Boise, Idaho,
where the district conference is
converting this week. Rev. G. S.
Allen, Presiding Elder, win direct
the activities, and Rev. B. e. Ed
wards of Bremerton will deliver
the opening sermon. The sessions
close Friday evening.
Due to unfortunate circumstance
the Community Scholarship Com
mittee has postponed their annual
scholarship dance until Monday,
July 10. It is hoped that the or
ganizations in the community will
lend their full and sincere support
to this laudable effort which will
assist some boy or girl to attend
the university Your considera-
ton Of this date will be very much
appreciated.
The NAACP Committee headed
by Mrs. c. L. Mccullough and Mrs.
James Roston, is working consci-
entiously to make their third an
nual card party a success. The
affair will Je given Saturday, June
s, and the tallies are twenty-five
cents.
Mrs. Belle Henry will be hostess