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Evening star., 1936-11-01
|Bride-Elect
Honor Guest
At Bridge
Mrs. Spear Hostess
for Miss La Bale
in Takoma.

a 4 RS. ALBERT A. SPEAR enter
M tanned at q bridge and mis-
Iv cellaneous shower Tuesday
4 \ night in honor Of Miss Adele
Marie La Bale, whose marriage to Mr..
J. Cecil Davey will take place Novem-
ber 4 in the rectory of the Church
of the Nativity.
Halloween symbols were used for
the decorations. The guests were Mrs.
Frederick L. Pratt, Miss Margaret
Lancaster, Mrs. Richard Hoover, Mrs.
Frederick A. Johnston, Mrs. Jesse
Nails, Mrs. Alfred Ray. Mrs. Edward
]. Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Mrs.
John r. Adams, Mrs. James M. r.
Adams, Mrs. Harry Detrich,i Mrs. Har-
ry p. Dodge, Mrs. Dean w. Judd, Mrs.
Harry Rimbach, Mrs. Arthur Pahren,
Mrs. Arthur Toole, Mrs. Robert Fields,
Mrs. Leonard Boyer, Mrs. Arthur La
Bale, Mrs. Amos Hunt. Mr.. Cecil Da-
vey, MIR. Frank H. Lancaster and Mr..
Albert A. Spear.
Mrs. S. w. Smale of Philadelphia,
wiz ildS UCCIl NLoitiiiS AiCi oEoeCtb NAl o.
H. j. Halstrick, for the last 10 days.
was the guest Of honor at a luncheon
and bridge Wednesday given by Mrs.
j. Maynard Linthicum, who also en-
tertained in honor Of her sister. Mrs.
w. H. Peters of Roscoe, N. Y. Mrs.
Smale was entertained at luncheon
and bridge Thursday by Mrs. w. K.
Tettus of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Albert Scott enter
tanned at a Halloween bridge last
night, having Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Pierce
and MIR. and Mrs. j. Oscar Foulk as
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Elliott will ar
rive today from New Market, N. H.,
where they have been at their Summer
home since last Spring. They will
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Col. Clapp
EntertainS
!: AtQuantico
Col. and Mrs. Barker
Spend Several Days
in Boston.

~ UANTICO, Va. october ST.
Col. and Mrs. Leander A.
" Clapp entertained at a large
cocktail party in their quar-
ters Friday. One hundred guests at
tended.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
spent several days in Boston this week
es guests Of relatives.
Capt. William L. Mann, jr, U. s.
N, and Mrs. Mann entertained at
large dinner party at the Officers Mess
preceding the Halloween dance. 1t was
q costume party and among those at
tending we're the commanding gen.
eral and Mrs. Charles H. Lyman, Brig.
Genand Mrs. Thomas G. Holcomb,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Hugh Mathews OF
Washington, Capt. John Hornberger,
U. S. N, and Mrs. Hornberger Of
Washington, Col. and Mrs. James ].
Meade, Col. and Mrs. Frederick
Barker, Col. and Mrs. Edward A. Os-
terman, Col and Mrs. c. j. Miller, Col.
and Mrs. Leander A. Clapp, Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Roy S. Geiger, Lieut.. Col
and Mrs. Henry L. Larsen.
Lieut.. Comdr. Paul J. Halloran, U.
s. N, and Mrs. Haloran were hosts
at luncheon in their quarters before
the golf match Tuesday. The guests
were Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb, Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Glider
jackson, Capt and Mrs. s. E. Rider
hoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Little, Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmy Thomson and Mr..
Horton Smith.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Arnold w. ia
cobsen will have as guests over the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Tod Black Of
Mount Holly, N. J.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Louis w. Wha-
ley spent last week end in Washing
ton as guests of Maj. H. M. Melaskey,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Melaskey. Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. Whaley will have as
their guest this week end Mrs. M. E.
Shearer Of Charleston, S. c.
Maj. and Mrs. William T. Clement
will go to Lexington, Va, for the
v. M. I-Virginia game, after which
they will go to Staunton, Va, where
they will visit their son, John Clement,
who is a student at the Augusta Mill
tary Academy.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas McQuade
will have as guests this week end Mrs.
McQuade's mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Lowe of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Stanley E. Ridder-
hoff entertained at dinner at the Off,
GERS Mess last Tuesday afternoon after
the golf match.
Capt. and Mrs. Christian F. Schilt
were hosts at small informal dinner
party at their quarters Wednesday
evening. Guests were Maj. and Mrs.
T. Clement. Capt. and Mrs. S. e. Rid
nerhoff and Capt. and Mrs. Walter A..
Wachtler.
Capt.and Mrs F. G. Daley will leave
tomorrow for Philadelphia. where they
will spend few days with Mrs. Dali
ley's parents.
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Holiday Parties
Held by Residents
In Sligo ark Hills

DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR BAR
WICK gave . tea yesterday
afternoon in honor Of the graduate
students who majored In geology at
the Catholic University. where DR..
Barwick Is acting head Of the depart.
ment Of geology. There were 20
guests, among whom were members
Of the faculty.
Assisting at the tea table were Mrs.
william Jorgensen. Miss Anne De
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Reception Following
Study of PRAYER Book

An informal reception will follow
the study of the prayer book in Eng
lish by the Sisterhood Of the Adas
Israel Synagogue, Tuesday at 1890
at the Sixth street Synagogue. Rabbi
Metz will speak on the origin and
history Of the services and Cantor
Novick will speak on the music.
TIE prayers and Pyiutim will be
studied as part Of Jewish history and
tradition and as literature as well as
expression Of "Israel's unique piety." 4"
The order of the services will also
be stressed.
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Crosse, Mr.. Stanley Russell, jr., of
washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dunstan Rogers Of Takoma Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Amatucci, Miss
Evening star., 1936-11-01

Theodore Rinaldi, Miss Virginia
Rinaldi. MIR. and Mrs. z. Francis Nc.
Dewitt and Miss Peggy Joyce Of Sligo
Park Hills.
Evening star., 1936-11-01

\ IRIS. ALBERT A. SPEAR enter
M tanned at a bridge and mis-
cellaneous shower Tuesday
4 NIGHT in honor of Miss Adele
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Ellensburg, Wash.

Rev. o. Stalsworth, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church here for ov
or 80 years, passed away at a local
hospital last week following a brief
iil4ess FUNERAL services were held
Tuesday with Rev. d, d. Banks in
charge. Burial was in Yakima.
The deceased is survived by his
widow and a nephew of Portland,
Ore. Mrs. Alice Black of Taco
ma is spending few days here
visiting with Mrs. o.. stalsworth.
Mrs. M. Robertson and daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Robertson, and Jc-
sephine Evans spent last week vis-
iting in Seattle. Mr.. Willard Hal
lum of Seattle spent Sunday here
attending tee Ellensburg Rodeo.-
Rev. and Mrs. d. d. Banks and son
Arthur were visitors here last week
= Mrs. Gray Simpson Of Spokane
was a visitor here last week. .dr
and Mrs. VIM. Harris of Olympia
were visitors here last week.
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Bremerton, Wash.

Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Pool and
daughter, Mrs. Duel, were visiting
in Tacoma Saturday. Mr. Ed I.
Rogers from Vancouver, B. c., was
visiting in Bremerton last week as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pool.-Mcs.
Hattie Jones spent Friday in Seat
tie last week.-Mr Harvey Creas-
man is in Breme1ton for an indef-
mite stay. = Mrs. w. w. Simmons
and Mrs. Bell were visiting in Van
oouvel, z. c. this week.-Mrs.. Ro-
berta Rice is spending several days
rs guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Crumly.
Miss Rosanna Hall successfully
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis in Seattle Tuesday. Her
mother is at her bedside. Mrs. c.
Rice, Miss Lois Wilson of Tacoma.
and Miss Daphne Brown of Seattle
We're week end guests of Miss Ro-
sanpa and Alice Hall.
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when they repeated it (just like a
boy) they well Could he
have been at the home of RIB. (su-
gar) instead of at the other girls
house? Say, RIDE, what I am
eager to know is why you didn't
know it was raining. Did Bill real
lie the moisture? - Some fog, Ell
Mrs. D.? Cor rather, almost) ~
We certainly did enjoy the Gail
chocolates, wei, thank you for
some more.--she thought she was
talking to someone else on the tele-
phone (and he was mean enough to
let her believe it, She didn't think
about it until the next day and it
was too late then. (Do you know
anything about it, halispell?) ~
On, by the way, Bonita, who IS
A1uy-boko ?" (Frances).
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sEATTLEtTES in Los ANGELES
Last week I promised to tell you
something about former Seattleites
who are making good in old LA.
Floyd Covington is one Of the for
mer Seattle boys who has climbed
to his place in the sun, step ~
step. He is the executive director
of the L. A. Urban League and IS
doing a tremendously fine job OF
II. One Of his outstanding achieve
ments is placing a number Of Ne
gro clerks in the stores along Cen
trail Avenue incidentally, Floyd
has at least three pictures of him
self in his office showing him a.
different stages Of his progress up
ward. He also has a photograph
of his beautiful wife, and his ii
FAINT son and heir to the Covington
inheritance. Floyd Jr Mrs. Lillian
J. Craw, mother of Mr.. Ccvington
is still directing pagea lts and On
September ! presented the most
stupendous of them all, Faith
Thru The Ages. Mrs. Jessie Coles
Grayson, formerly of Portland
sang one OF the leads.
Clarence English is still IN very
high favor, both in L. A. and in
Pasadena, where he is superinten-
dent of the district office for TIE
Golden State Mutual Life Insue
ance Co. He went to use. for
two and half years to become
eligible to take the state examine
ton for the Chartered Life Under
writer's degree. This, l. under
stand, is the highest academic a.
ward in the field of Life Insurance.
He passed the examination in 1913
before assuming his present duties.
but is now looking forward to far
greater fields to conquer. His
charming and lovely wife drives
their big black car back and forth
to the University in L. A., while
Clarence uses their small car to
take care of his local business. Mr..
and Mrs. English expect to spend
their vacation in Seattle next year
Lorenza Jordan Cole, the accom-
plished pianist, left September 8
for Tuskegee Institute to assume
duties as head of the music depart
ment, a position she is eminently
qualified for. On the eve of her
departure she gave private piano
recital for number of her pupils.
Mrs. Jordan, mother of Mrs. Cole,
was busy getting things ready for
her daughter when saw her, and
was happy to send greetings to her
Seattle friends whom she says she
misses very much.
CTo BE Continued
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Vancouver, B. C.


Right Rev. Noah w. Williams,
Bishop of the fifth district Of the
A.ME. Church, accompanied by
slrs. Williams, Rev. ]. H. Wilson.
editor of the Western Christian Re
.corder, and Rev. j. Adams of ON
aha. ,eb., We're visitors here last
week. - Rev. B. e. Edwards has
been returned the pastorate here
and left for a short vacation Tues
day Sunday School will open at
IL o'clock hereafter for the winter
months Mr.. F. H. Chatters, supt.,
invites the grown-ups to come out
and start an adult class. Mrs.
Edwin Chatters has returned to
her home in Seattle after a visit
in the city Mrs Harriet Ander-
son of Los Angeles was honored
guest at party given by Mr.. +.
II. Chatters at his residence on 9Th
Ave. Mrs. Anderson was also en-
tertained by MIR. and Mrs. Claude
Davis. Mr.. S. E. Williams suf-
fered a paralytic strike recent.y
and is very i'll at home. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. McFadden were hosts
to the meeting of the Douglas For
UNI on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Alice Roberts left recently
for a trip through Chicago, Omaha
and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Tate re-
turned last week after a two weeis
vacation at Ohanopecosh Springs.
Robert Gibson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gibson, has been assign
ed to Division and Ainsworth, for
duty as "sehoolboy PATROL Bob
is the first colored boy from Bry-
ant School to be chosen for this
duty.
Mrs. Cornelia J. Flowers, auns
of Mr.. Wendell ?. Stafford, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Stat
ford Hiss sybil Stafford, sister
of Mr.. Stafford, visited on Sunday
and Monday with her brother. Mrs.
Flowers and Miss Stafford are
from Spokane.
The Dereloc Bridge Club met OF
Wednesday, September 2, with
Mrs. Barney Rucker.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and
children spent last week end IN
Yakima as guests Of Mrs. Dora
Ward
Recital Of Musical
Club Highly Praised
Many compliments and inquiries
have been received by the Enter
prise office regarding the recital
given on Friday evening, August
%, at the Eagles Hall by the La
dies Musical Club. Among those
inquiring was Judge John A. Mai.
lory.
The Colored Ladies' Musical Club
is directed by Mrs. e. e. Elmore.
The recital was given for the of
ficers and members Of the Eagles
Lodge and was augmented by the
contributions of Miss Katherine
Polk, little Jackie Bradshaw, ana
little Esther Fullcer.
Mrs. o. Gordon McCage will az
dress the NAACP and friends on
the Texas Centennial Exposition as
effecting the Afra-American race.
OH Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the Al
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Helena, Mont.
BY Hex

Under the bat, through the bat
and over the bat, but never touches
the bat. What is it? Why it's a
baseball pitched BY Arthur Harriet
of course. lie pitched another one
of those no-hit no-run games last
week and now the men are begin
ming to think the bats are all made
of rubber. Arthur has an arm like
battering ram. When 1t swishes
through the air and the ball is re-
leased well, you hear it strike the
catchers NIT and that's there
is to it.
Our Pullman car high school a.
long with three other schools IN
this district, opened Tuesday. Three
school buildings damaged by earth
quakes are being repaired and two
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PORTLAND NEWS
2220 " Vancouver Ave.
Telephone Murdoch 1866

Of the O.A.cW. and a bronze
plaque VII be placed IN the clubs
trophy cabinet at the ~" as a re-
cord Of this achievement. As a
compliment to Mrs. Boyle, Mrs
Reed invited her +, b conduct the ell
eetion Mrs. Charles Adams. who
heads the triple committee, topic
program-soeial VIII be hostess on
September Is for the next meet
ing.
Nrs. ?. c. Stewart, president Of
the Rosebud Study Club, is calling
the members together this month
for the first meeting Of the club
year
Mrs. Bessie johnson, chairman
Of the executive board of the GA.
CIV, has instructed the cores
ponding secretary. Mrs Nary Dun
can, to issue notices for q board
meeting to be held at the ~ All
members are requested to be pres
ent. The organization is looking
forward to a yer of activity ana
accomplishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford, visitors
from Dsllas. Texas, have returned
to their home.
Mrs. S. Pickett left Monday or
a business trip to California.
The Cosmopolitan Business CLUB
sponsored q lovely dancing parts
on Monday night.
st. Philips Auxiliary met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Elmer Flowers,
church treasurer.
Mrs. Caretha Lowell of Los An
geles, accompanied by her young
children, has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
johnson. Mrs. Lowell was the in
SEPARATION for many lovely sociei
courtesies. Among the dinner hosts
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Manley,
ar. and Mrs. Lee Anderson, Mr..
and n RS. C. w. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bowers, Mrs. Rachel Bellard,
Mr.. C. Jenkins and Mrs. Harris
Other courtesies were extended by
MosdamesW. c. Nichols, N. Glenn
ms, B. J. Fuller, M. Lopez, L. Redo
and Miss Hattie Redmond. Mrs.
Lowell is the wife Of Rev. w. r.
Lowell. formerly pastor of the First
A.M.E. Zion Church here. Rev. Lo-
veil is now pastor of the Zion
Church in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Allen Rutherford, son of w.
II. Rutherford and the late Mrs.
Rutherford, has accepted a posi-
ton on the faculty of the high
school system of stationville, North
Carolina
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len A.M.E. Auditorium. Mrs Nc
Cabe IS a music teacher in the pub
lie schools of Beaumont, and re-
Gently came here from Dallss.
where she spent the opening weeks
in conducting an Afra.nerican eho-
rus Of 500 voices There will be re-
ports on the membership drive.
Everyone is invited There is a
rare treat IN store for you
Oren Jones. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jones. returned from AL
aska this week and viii enter the
q. Of w. this fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Tate, and
Nesdames d. Bowling, NJ. Gilmore.
Ella Dupree and Mr.. Clarence
Martin, enjoyed Labor cay with
an all-day picnic at PIT. Defiance.
Mesdames Camel, Holmes, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dahlberg spent
the weekend with Mrs. Frances
Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gibson enjoy
ed a delightful dinner Labor Dav
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Moss of
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pratt enter
tanned at cards last week a group
of friends.
Mrs. Anita Jones celebrated he
birthday September 10 with
breakfast party. Guests included
Mesdames D. Bowling, Laura Buck,
M. Elmore and Frances Bradshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Dahlberg of Seattle, Mr.. Lewis
Bradshaw, and Mr.. and Mrs. HON.
er Bradshaw, Mesdames Holmes
and Camel of Seattle spent the day
Labor Day at Silver Lake.
Allen Christian Endeavor will
meet Sunday at $50 with Mes
DANES Gilmore and Covington as
advisors. The program for the
evening includes a piano solo oy
Mr.. Clarence Martin and vocal sclo
by Miss Roberta Spencer.
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Billings, Mont.

Vacation days are drawing to a
close as the school bells will sooi,
ring for many of the young people
and the older ones must get down
to business and various other du-
ties. The four children of Rev,
c. w. Smith, pastor at Great Falls,
who have spent three months
vacation in Billings with their
grandparents, returned Saturday
morning to their home TO beg1n
their school duties. Capt. II. ".
Bivils and son, Paul, drove them
over in their Ford VS.. Miss
Bernice Emmons left last week TO-
Columbus, Ohio. to- enter the state
university. Enruute she stopped
to visit relatives in Willeston, ND
after which she win meet her SIS
ter in Chicago to continue on her
Journey to Columbus Miss Kath-
crime Milton will leave Wednesday
for Baltimore, Md, where she win
enter Providence Hospital for nurse
training. Miss Milton and Miss
Emmons are graduates of Billings
High School and both were state
officers Of tire Montana Federation
OF Negro Women. Miss Wanzet-
ia Holiday is expected home this
week from Seattle to resume he
studies at Billings High School
She has spent the summer in Seat
tie with relatives. No word has
been received from Rev. 1. N. Blake
who attended the AME. Confer
ence in Seattle and is now vaca-
tioning on the Coast.
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La Crande, Ore.

Mr.. Lafayette Trice threw hi,
shoulder out Of place while work
ing with logs, trying to save anoth-
err man from certain death. HIS
shoulder will have to be kept ban
daged for eight weeks. = Mr.. vii
lie Terrence, son of Rev. and Mrs.
William Terrence, has returned
from Portland where he has been
employed in the Union Depot since
the closing OF the University, to
spend a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
ATKINS HELD BY POLICE
Two men were in the hospital
and a third was in Jail today held
on an open charge after a shoot
ing affair that occurred shortly
before nine o'clock last night at the
home of Rodel Atkins, 1876 Monroe
Avenue.
James Bradford was in a serious
condition with a bullet hole thru
his body, although physicians TODAY
expressed the belief that he would
recover, barring complications. A
80 caliber revolver bullet pierced
the upper part of his liver and may
have punctured his right lung.
The same bullet, according to the
state police, lodged in the chest #
Charles Villers, believed to be a
Mexican, but it is not thought that
it reached his lung. Physicians had
not removed the bullet this morn
ing but stated that indications were
that the wound would not prove
serious.
Rodel Atkins, So, was held bv
the state police on an open charge
pending developments in the con-
dition of the two wounded men. A
fourth person, Letha Hart, was
held as a material witness.
State Police Sergeant George
Glenn reported that Atkins had adj
mitted the shooting in verbal
statement, claiming self defense.
He is said to have told the serg-
cant that Bradford came at him
with knife.
Officers did not find the gul
when they were summoned to the
house, but later is was recovered
and showed that two bullets had
been fired. The other slug was dis
covered in the house and indica-
tons were that one of two shots
missed.
Officers also said that Bradfo d
They said that their Investigations
indicated that a card and drinking
party was in progress at the At
kins home when the trouble begaa.
Two other men, Wilburt Wade of
La Grande and Henry Williams of
klamath Falls, were questioned
and released.
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Yakima, Wash.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dixon of
Keyport, Wash, was guest of Mrs.
L. a. Tolliver last Sunday.-Mrs,
4aargarct Malone of Seattle spent
the week end here on business. -
Mrs. Carrie Davis of Everett was
guest of Mrs. c. Sims last Sunday.
Miss Laura SPOTS returned To
her home in Victoria, B. c., after
spending the summer here with
her aunt Mrs. L. A. Tolliver. Miss
spots also attended the annual
conference in seattle last week. -
Mrs. NJ Robertson of Ellensburg
spent Tuesday here on business
Mr.. and Alrs. r. Shepard, Mrs. v.
Johnson and children motored to
Ellensburg last Sunday. = Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Ellison and son attended
The Rodeo in Ellensburg last week.
Mrs. L. A. Tollver returned last
Friday from visit with relatives
in Tacoma. She attended the an
nual conference in Seattle last
week. - Mr.. G. Coleman and r.
James spent the week end in Sc
attic. The Rev. Grin L. Stalls
worth, o, died in Ellensburg on
Thursday. The body was brought
to Yakima and services will be held
at the grave in Tahoma cemetery
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
with tire Negro Masonic lodge of
Yakima conducting the services.
The Rev. Mr.. stallsworth was born
in Alabama. He was a charter
member of Guiding Star lodge No.
6, F. e. A. H.. Shaw & Sons has
charge of arrangements.
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AIRLINE D. ENGLISH, Correspondent

Mrs. ". M. Woodson spent Laboi
Day in Everett with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. WI
lard Richardson.
Mrs. Blanche Tolles was a very
charming little hostess for a party
Friday evening at her home. at
which twenty-five friends enjoyed
the evening in dancing.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hipsher enter
tanned the members of the WON
ems STUDY Club Wednesday after
noon for the first meeting of their
fan season.
Mr.. and mrs. II. c. Thompson,
accompanied by Mrs. w. f. VIII
liams, motored to Portland for the
week end. MIR. and Mrs. Thomp-
son were The guests Of Mr. ar /
Mrs. Prince Paries and Mrs. Wll-
liams stopped with her daughter,
Mrs. Philip Reynolds. Labor Day.
Mrs Reynolds entertained at a
breakfast for the visitors at which
covers were placed for the honor
ed guests, Mrs. Riapie Lee Of Spo-
kane, Mrs. ]. A Nichols, and Mr..
and Mrs. Parties of Portland.
A marriage license was issued
recently in Everett to Mr.. Arthur
Branch and Miss Cora Jones. Mel
ther of the parties. however, will
make a deunite statement as to
the time Of the intended marriage
Mrs. J. r. Chase was hostess Tor
the meeting OF the London Bridge
Club Wednesday evening at he
home for the last OF the series.
Mr.. G. L. Mccullough was a guest
and presented gifts from Mrs Nc
Cullough. a member of the club
who is out Of the city. Mrs. Bea-
trice Williams Was chosen secreta-
ry for the next series.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis D. Gillespie
entertained with a picnic Sunday
at thesr hone on Empire Way.
Seyenty-five people from Everett,
Tacoma, as well as Seattle, enjoy
ed their hospitality.
Mrs. Ora &c. Brooks entertained
the members of the Lone Star Art
Club at her home last Friday.
Mr.. Mondor Wilson arrived last
Friday for a visit with his mother
Mrs. Ida B. Sawyer, in Beth
heights. Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
sandy Moss entertained at break
fast in his honor at which covers
were placed for six. Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. and 4lrs. Henry A. John
son were hosts at dinner for which
placed were marked for nine. Mr..
Wilson is a former resident of Sc
attle. but is now successful NOR
tician in san Francisco. He ex-
poets to remain here for about two
weeks.