The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-16
OREGON NEWS SECTION
Bonnie Boyle, Correspondent. 2220 Vancouver Avenue
Phone MURDOCH 1856. Portland, ore.

Mrs. Ia Fuller. proprietor Of the
IA RULER Restaurant, accidently
cut her hand with a eleaver, neces-
stating several stitches being TAX
en- to close the wound.
Al general fire alarm was an
swered Sunday when the home Of
mrs. Redeux was damaged By fire
The Culture Club sponsored an
enjoyable bridge party Thursday
st the home of Mrs. o. Ruther-
ford.
Charity Ball. Monday night,
nay 81, FratornaI Hall. Admis-
sion 40 cents. Auspices OF the
Oregon Association Of Colored
Women. Prizes. formal attire,
sports attire. Ways and Means
Committee: Mrs. Ia Fuller, Mrs.
II. c. Marshall, Mrs. Q. williams.
Mrs. Mary Duncan won the prize
for the best answers to the quiz
conducted by Mrs. P. c. Stewart Of
Frederick Douglass. Booker T.
Washington, Paul Lawrence Dun
bar and Harriet Tubman. Mrs
Stewart heads the special topic
committee OF the Rosebud Study
Club. Mrs. j N. cantrell gave
some timely etiquette usage. Mrs.
T.e Flowers. art chairman Of
the O.A.LW., presented interest
ing information pertaining to the
annual meeting. Mrs. J. w. STAN
ley, art chairman. gave an inter-
esting report. The Rosebud Club
met with Mrs. Bonnie Boyle. Mrs
Ila Elliott win be hostess on APP
ri 81.
Mrs. Sterling Williams was the
hostess at the meeting Of st. Phil
fps Auxiliary. The members are
taking an active part in the work
Of the diocese. an outstanding fea-
ture is their assisting with the
Coffee Shop of the Good samari-
tan Hospital. Mrs. E. J.. Minor is
the Auxiliary president.
A copy Of the "Afro-Americau
Youth" has come to our desk. It
carries the likeness of Mary Nc
CIeod Bethune on the cover. The
contents are highly meritorious,
and receive the Endorsement OF
leading men and women through
out thu country. The contributing
editors are among leading Negro
authors and journalists. We pre-
dict a fine future for this new pub
LEGATION.
M. Martin B. johnson left this
week for his home in Ogden, Utah.
one OF the highlights Of this
seasons gayety was the formal
dinner-lumcheon for the Klub Kre-
deufawn, on Friday night, April
9. DR.. and Mrs. De Norval I'm
thank were the gracious hosts for
this gala occasion. The dinner was
to honor the fourteen participants
in the play, LENA Rivers which
the club presented a few weeks
ago. They were the Misses Daisy
Lee Wright, Thelma Morton, Do
ris Jamison, Bernice Williams, Jo-
sephine Dancy, Florence CantreIl,
Eunice Mott, and the Messrs. Ri
chard stanton, Earl Fletcher. HUI
bert Lewis, Walker Harris, Robert
Deiz, and Clifford Bell. Miss
Cwendolyn Hooker was unable to
attend.
Mrs. Lulu Gregg, adviser and d
rectress presided at the beautiful
table artistically decorated in q
color scheme of orchid and yellow
AS a gift from Mrs. Gragg, each
girl received a lovely corsage ane
each boy a white carnation. The
climax was the presentation Of hel
gifts to the boy and girl who haC
cooperated most during tins re.
hearsals and production Of ths
play. Miss Daisy Lee Wright ane
Mr.. Walker Harris were the re.
cipients. Assisting Mrs. Unthanl
were Miss Isadora Morton anc
Miss Jennie Jameson.
Mr.. Howard Nomura, japanese
pharmacist, took several picture.
Of the dinner guests and the I'm
thanks t~astetully furnished living
room was an effective background
for many Photographic studies o.
the lovely sub-debs.
Later, more guests arrived fol
dancing and games. The evening
ThoTmaye Art Studio