The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-01-31
SOCIAL NOTES
ARuNE b. ENGLISH
Correspondent


for The meeting Of the SCI In
provemenI Club at her home Mon
day evening The program cen.
sisted Of the following numbers.
High Lignts from the Crisis By
Mrs. Joseph Hollifield; "Story Of
the American Symphony, by Mrs
Geo. " king; Story Of the AM
erican Opera by Mrs Harry Wal
lSer. Il was also stunt night and
Mrs. David Brooks and Mrs. Holn-
field were awarded prizes for the
cleverest stunts.
Friends ia seattle Wi be happy
to learn that Miss Bonita Harvey
who was employed for six months
By the Civil Service Commission
ia Washington, %. c.. is now em-
ployed IN the office Of Mr. Chas.
70. Hail. Specialist, Negro Statis-
Tics, Census Bureau at Washing
ton Mr.. Hall is assistant to Mr.
Eugene Kinclsle Jones, who heads
the department. Miss Harvey was
highly recommended by the Com
mission and also by Senator Bone.
Miss Harvey met Mr. Jones' thru
the local Urban League.
The Women's Study Club met
last Wednesday with Mrs. Geneva
Miller. Mrs. Cordella A VIM was
the honored guest and she gave
very interesting talk on the part
women ere playing in world ar
fairs. la was served during the
informal discussion period. The
club is presenting Two books BY
Negro authors to the Longfellow
School Library in honor of the
present graduating class
The O.s.E.S. Social Club held
their regular monthly meeting on
Saturday evening at the home Of
Mrs. William Hart in Renton
Twentyfonr members enjoyed a
delicious dinner, followed by an in
formal discussion on current top
les and novel games
Mrs. G. r. Harvey was hostess
at breakfast last Friday morning
complimenting Mrs. cordella A.
VIM Of New York. At the pref
tily appointed table places were
marked for Mrs Craig Case, exc
cutive secretary of the Main Y
Miss Idell Vertner, hrs. J. S. Jack
son, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs
Harry Duvall, Mrs. L. B. Young
the honored guest and the hostess.
Mrs. Harvey was assisted by Mrs
George Taylor and Mrs. Russell
Sykes.
Mrs. Levy Howard will be host
css for the meeting of Ene S. d.
WORKERS Wednesday.
The Mystic Night Hawks viii
have their regular monthly meet
ing next Friday evening at the re-
sidence Of Mr. Henry Harley. The
principal item Of business win be
the annual election of officerss
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Berry (Ceet
Henry are now residing on Bea-
con Hill at ITO 15tl Ave. So.
where they win be happy to vel
come their friends.
The Mems Progressive Bridge
Club Of Seattle and the Progress
sive Bridge Club Of Tacoma, are
Negotiating for q series Of games
to be played ia the near future.
mrs. Charles Taylor will enter
tain the members of the Welcome
Club Tuesday evening at her home
Mrs. c. L. Mccullough, who has
been in Minneapolis for the past
two weeks on business is expect
ed to return home Tuesday morn
ing.
The Square Circle Club, an aux
iliary of the Eastern Star Chap
tiers, was entertained on Thursday
evening by Mrs Anna B. Scott.
Mrs. Milton Vernon, now resid-
sng in Los Angeles IS in the city
for a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest White were
hosts at a "tacky' party for the
pleasure of twenty-five friends on
Saturday evening at their home
Mrs. Henry Johnson was awarded
the prize for the most original cos
tune. Cards. and dancing were en-
ioyed. At cards prizes were won
by Mrs. Naomi Donaldson, ladies
first; Mr.. Calvin Russell, mems
first; Mrs. Charles Lewis, second,
and Mr.. Leo Fletcher, consolation.
Unknown to the guests the affair
celebrated Mrs. Whites birthday
anniversary.
The Urban League wishes to cali
the attention of interested citizens
to two competitive examinations
announced by the Seattle Civil Ser
vice Commission. One is for typ
list with salary ranging from 500
to SLIT a month. The APPLICANT
must be able tc type accurately for
no less than forty words a minute,
make out time sheets rapidly, ana
do other routine clerical duties eff
ficiently. The second examination
is for car washer, to be employed
by the Municipal Railway Co. The
ability to handle a street car will
help. A rigid physical examination
must be passed by all applicants
for Civil Service jobs. Thorough
ly competent persons who can
quality may apply to the Civil
Service Commission on or before
Monday, February 10, for applica-
ton and further information.
The Workers Council will meet
this Saturday evening at the Phyl-
lis Wheatley YW.C.A. The Coun-
Gil win hear reports on the accom-
plishments Of the past year, and
viii discuss plans for the coming
years activities. Any interested
citizen is welcome to attend