The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-05
SOCIAL NOTES
AIRLINE D. ENGLISH
Correspondent

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Mrs. MeCulla, president, presided.
The meeting was very interesting
and the hostess served a delicious
luncheon after which the ladies ld-
journed to meet with Mrs Pearl
Vernon on Monday. June g.
Mr.. c. L. Miller was host for the
meeting Of the Mems Progressive
Bridge Club Tuesday evening At
the Dunbar Hotel
Mr.. James Singleton Of Chicago
was IN the city last week end with
the Rexan Special train. Mr.. Sin
gleton Is the cousin Of Mrs. Har-
per CASTOR, sr.
Mrs. saul H. Hall, District Sup
erintendent Of the A. ~. e. Sunday
Schools has returned from the Psa-
get Sound Conference aud Sunday
School Convention held Ia Boise,
Idaho. last week. sac reports splen-
did sessions and nam advanced
steps taken. One Of these was the
unanimous decision Of the Sunday
School Department to insist that
teacher training courses be set Up
throughout the district, and every
effort be made to obtain efficient
ly trained teachers. Mrs. Hall was
reelected to her important post
by reclamation.
The Weii-Baby Clinic conducted
by the Urban League last week at
the Y. w. c. A. was a success
despite the downpour Of rain The
clinic was stated by the City
Health Department, ard DR.. Walter
s. Brown and DR.. VIM. H. Calhoun
were in attendance. Twenty-six
babies were examined. Awards for
the clinic as well as awards in the
garden contest win be made at a
public meeting to be arranged ia
the near future. The Urban League
takes this means to thank publicly
the physicians. the City Health De-
partment. the Crispus Attucks
Community Club, the Z. w. c. A..
and the mothers for their splendid
cooperation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prince Of
Pasadena, Calf. are the house
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Andrew T.
King.
Miss verna Jameson left Tues
day evening for visit to Chicago
and other middle-western cities.
In Chicago she viii visit her cou-
sin, Miss Madge cayton..
Mrs. Leonard Owen of Omaha,
Neb.. passed through the city this
week in the hopes of visiting her
girlhood friend, Mrs. II. @. Bell.
ST. unfortunately Mrs. Ben il in
Los Angeles. from which city Mrs.
Owen had just left. Mrs. Owen al
so attended the Seven Day Adver-
fists convention in San Francisco.
The City Service League will
meet Friday evening with Miss
Margaret Cage.
The Wednesday Study Club held
their last meeting of the season
this week at the Y. W. c. A. Cur
rent events was led by Mrs. Rio
die and Mrs. Earl Campbell. Mrs
Pearl Young gave a brief sketch
from the life Of James Weldon
Johnson. During the summer the
club has planned two outings.
Mrs. Helen Collins motored to
Spokane for Memorial Day She
was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Vernice Blackwell, and M.
Bernie Edmondson
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Thompson
were hosts for the meeting of the
o. e. S. Club last Saturday even
ing.
| The Harmony Art Twelve Club
met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rebecca Dent. 1t
was a business meeting presided
over by Mrs. Clara Bell The meet
ing on May 81 was held at the
apartment of Mrs. H. G. Thomp-
son with Mrs. Elsie Billings as
hostess. Mrs. Roy C. Garnett pre-
sided Mrs. Bell read the life of
Phyllis Wheatley. The club is plan
ming their annual picnic &c be CIV
en- in July.
The Square Circle Club met
Thursday evening with Mr.. Car
field Taylor.
Mr. Joseph T1ollifield was host
for the meeting of the Sterling
Club Wednesday evening at his
home.
The Negro Workers Council will
resume its sessions and classes on
Saturday, June 8, at the Y. w. C.
A. The membership drive is now
under way and it Is the wish Of
the Council that no one will refuse
to permit their name to be added
to the roster The membership fee,
including the financial card book,
is only five cents. When giving
your name as q member, give the
street address and the occupation
you are capable Of filling. This will
assist the Council in placing you