The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-03-06

Mrs. Emma Hancock was host
ess for the meeting Of the S. D.
Workers wednesday afternoon.
The Negro Historical Society
will meet next Friday at the home
of Mrs. Lucius Anderson. TIE pro
gram win consist of the Life of
ST. Patrick. by Mrs. Anderson;
"Reminiscences from Paul Law
renee Dunbar by Mrs. Barney
Johnston, and current topics ana
discussion by Mrs. Howard BEEN.
MIR. Dewey r. Jones of the De-
partment of the interior of Wash
ington, D. c., accompanied by J.
S. jackson Of the Urban League,
left Monday for Spokane and cou-
lee Dam While in the city, Mr..
Jones was presented to several
different groups and conferred
with them on many important
matters concerning the welfare of
Negroes. His visit to Seattle was
considered timely and very bene-
fetal to tn interest of our group.
The o.s.E.s. Club, an inter-eity
organization, met last Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Folling for their regular monthly
meeting. Among the outside guests
were Mrs. e. V. C. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. william Jones. and Mr..
]. Mcdonald.
Mrs. ~. C. Thompson entertain
ed the members Of the Harmony
Art Twelve Club this Thursday af-
terDoon at her apartment in The
-Adelphi. After the regular bust
ness session, the hostess served a
delicious luncheon. The next meet
ing win be at the home of Mrs.
]. H. williams
The Royal Ten held their meet
ing Friday evening, February %
at the home of Miss Vivian Gar
nett. Plans were partially COM
pleted for the Introductory party
which viii be March 10 at the Y
W.c.A. AID important business
meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of the Misses
E1ary and Ora Goodwin.
Delta Sigma Theta met at the
home of the president on Tuesday,
March 3. The Pledge club will
meet Monday, March ., in the Of
flee Of Miss May Dunn Ward, dean
of women at the University Of
Washington.
Miss SyviIla Fort is continuing
her successful work in the dance
at the Cornish Dance School A
dance composition Jazz Dance, 2
which she danced with Mr.. Feodor
Stojak. was cneored last Tuesday
at the demonstration of the work
of Mr.. WeIland Lathrop's compo-
sition class. :.
Miss Constance Pitter, appeared
recertIy in the Dance Drama, @E-
Coch," presented by the physical
education department of the Uni
versity of Washington. The dra-
ma depicted the poetry Of four
American poets, Edgar Allen Poe,
Sidney Lanier, Walt Whitman and
Carl Sandburg. Miss Pitter dane
ed in the Whitman episode. doing
four numbers with a group and an
incidental solo.
Howard Biggs, a former student
at the University, played in the
orchestra Of University and Seat
tie Symphony musicians. A mat
inee performance of Epoch will
be given Saturday afternoon at
Meany Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Richard
son are the proud parents of ba-
by girl born February 20 at the
home Of Mrs. Richardson's mother
The Younger Matrons are plan
ming card party to be held at
Chandler Hall on March 28. Adj
mission, will be fifteen cents.
The Social knights win enter
tain at a cocktail party in honor
of the Royal Ten Club on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Doris
Booker.
The Washington State colored
Democratic Club and its affiliated
County Club, the Progressive Col
ored Democratic Club, endorsed
the following men for election on
Tuesday, May 10, 1896 Mayor,
John F. Dore; Council, Harlin, Lee
vine, Norton; Corporation Coun-
sci, Fluent; School Board, F. g.
Farquharson, w wilmington.