The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-01

Mrs. sehaeffer expected to make
her return trip to Oakland IN time
that would compare with her jour
ney here. Driving herself, she
made the trip IN II hours. Miss
Juanita Johnson may accompany
Mrs. schaeffer to Berkeley.
Another honored guest at Mrs.
Cantrelrs luncheon was Mrs. Ethel
Alexander, of Chicago, houseguest
OF Mrs. James Williams.
STAY Off DATE! MONDAY.
NOVEMBER 1-OREGON FRA
TERNAL ASSOCIATION
Rev. Lee owen Stone, Of st.
Phillips Mission, has returned
from ten-day stay IN California.
While in Los Angeles he attend
ed a meet of Episcopal ministers
and lay-readers among the Negro
chErchmen.
ITor an Afternoon with Mrs. Hol-
fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man C. Baker, Mr.. ard Mrs. JOS
eph Holifield, motored from Seat
tie Thursday.
Reported III: Mr.. Geore Isiit is
seriously i'll at his home on Will
liams Avenue. Mrs. Jeanne Jones
has been released from the hospit-
al and is recuperating 1t h E r
home.
Dorothy Ma e billiards. ninth
birthday was marked by surprise
party given Sunday afternoon by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claire
Little, at their home in Waverly
Heights.
To console her friend, Mrs. AL
fred Williams, whose husband pas
sed away Thursday. Mrs. Bruce
Locke went to Los Angeles Fri
day evening. Mrs. Williams win
be remembered to many Portland
ers as Mrs. Frieda Hicks.
The Medley Hotel has enter :
tanned many interesting travellers
during the past week. There was a
w. d. Allen, of Chicago, who by a
strange coincidence bore the name
of the hotels owner. Henry Black,
A. c. Wilson. and his son C. viii
son, were OF Omaha. Mr.. A c.
Wilson is proprietor of the Cali
fornia Beauty School in Omaha,
one of the largest of its kind in
the United States. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Boyd of Bellingham, Wash,
registered there, as did Mr.. and
Mrs. e. d. Banks of Jacksonville.
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hartley of the
Pacific coast 1. 3. P. o. e. and
their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Perry
La Monte registered from Los An
geles.
More Baptists on n cir way
home from the convention in Los
Angeles were at the Medley. A
mong them were, Mrs. ]. c. Mapp,
a Chicagoan who is assistant or
ganizer for the Baptists. Mrs.
Maps travelling companion was
Mrs. A. L. johnson of West Palm
Beach, Florida. Rev. e. P. Tunie,
a Baptist minister fro m Pitts
burgh, was also a Medley guest.
Miss E. Sherrard and Miss lola
Ephriam were guests from Los
Angeles, while Joseph A. Meyers
gave his address as the U. S. S.
Trenton. Sixteen members Of the
Floyd Ray band made their head
quarters at the Medley.
It's a boy at the Garner Van
Grayson IRIS. in Los Angeles. The
little boy, born Sept. Is, has beer
christened Garner Van Graysor
III.
A three-day celebration OF the
birthday of Mr. Edward B arm
came to a close Sunday night with
turkey dinner for 10 at Mr. Bar
nos residence. Mr.. Barno's birth
day was Sept. 26, but started ths
night of the Dark Town Scan
dals" dance and ended on the 26th
His home was open to all his
friends. Among his many gifts
were some special liquors. gifts Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Tibodeaua
and others from Mr.. A. D. Ev-
ans. Musice was furnished by A
Pierre.
Mrs. Jack Martin is on a bus
mess trip to Goldfield, Nevada.