The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-20
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The rev. and Mrs. J. [. N. Bell
entertained at dinner Sunday COM
pllmenting Rev. and Mrs. Fred A..
Hughes and family. Rev. Edwards
Of Bremerton. and the presiding
elder. Rev. and Mrs. Geo. S. Allen
of Tacoma
The Royal Ten are planning a
Tacly Party to be given March "a.
The plans are to be completed at
their next meeting which Is to be
held at the home Of Miss Irene
Graves.
The S. D. Workers celebrated
their forth anniversary this week
with two parties. Tuesday even
ing the members enjoyed a st.
Patrick's Day party at the home
Of Mrs. Anna CASTOR. Thirty
guests were present. The st. Pat
rick motif. which is also the club
color, was used effectly in the ta-
Bile decorations. Wednesday after
noon the club had their regular
meeting at the nome of Mrs. Anna
Campbell at which time the ami
versary luncheon was served. Fiji
teen other guests were invited to
share In the celebration. The SD.
Workers were organized March IL,
1882, by a group of women headed
by Mrs. Harper CASTOR. The club
has done outstanding pieces Of
charity work during its existence.
Mrs. Levi Howard is the present
advisor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ridley, Most Mo-
BILE Coverness Of the Household Of
Ruth, who was In the city last
week in company with Mrs. w. H.
Bowers and Mrs. Ira Hart of Port
land, was the motif for three social
affairs during her short stay. On
Thursday evening the Household
of Ruth entertained with banquet
in her honor at Chambers Hail.
Friday, Mrs. Elizabeth Harper en-
tertained with a beautifully APP
pointed luncheon honoring the Vi
sitors, at which covers were placed
for six. In the afternoon Mrs. Rid
ley was the guest Of Mrs. Anna
Scott when she entertained her
Missionary Society. The party re-
turned to Portland Friday night.
Mrs. Mabel Turner, who has
been residing In Portland for the
past year, returned home last week
to recover from a slight illness. At
this writing she is very much inn
proved. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dix
I on of Keyport were also guests at
the family home Sunday.
KEEP OFF DATE, Thursday,
April IS, Fellowship Banquet, First
! anne. Church.
Mrs. Frances Smith was hostess
for a delightful surprise party on
Saturday evening at her home in
Ballard complimenting Mrs. Ruth
johnson, previous to her birthday
anniversary, which was March IT.
st. Patrick colors were used in the
tasteful table decorations. Cards
and eSmes were enjoyed during
the evening. At cards Mrs. Hattie
Slaughter and Mr.. Calvin Russell
were awar led the two prizes, and
Mrs. Carrie Prim and Mr.. NJ C.
Ward the twp consolation prizes.
The honored guest was presented
with a beautifully decorated birth
4 day cake, and many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Smith was assisted in caring
for her guests by Mrs. Slaughter
and Mrs. Thelma Brown.
The crIspus Attacks commun-
ity Club met Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest White. The club is organized
to discuss and meet problems fac
ing the youth of the community
and all interested persons are in
vited to attend. The next meeting
win he Tuesday, April IA, also at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. White,
2404 East Thomas.
Mr.. z. X. Harvey, pioneer resi-
dent Of Seattle, was honored Mon
day on his seventy-eighth birthday
anniversary with party given by
his children at the family home
The twenty-eight guests included
many Of his pioneer friends, who
presented him with many useful
gifts. Mr.. Harvey is a skilled car
penter and has built large num-
Der Of beautiful homes all over the
city. He was the principal con-
tractor for the building of the
First A.M.E. Church, and was one
of its first trustees. Mr.. Harvey
is the father Of eight children, six
of whom live in Seattle.
KEEP OFF DATE, Thursday,
April IS, Fellowship Banquet, First
A.M.E. Church.
The Women's Study Club met
at the Y.W.c.A. Wednesday and