The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-06-18

Mrs. Charles Brown last week 4
compliment her on her birthda,
anniversary.
Mrs. Arthur 3. Campbell ans
her protege, Gwendolyn Montoya
win come here about July ] for {
visit. Little senorita Montoya il
pupil OF Del Orc y Malta, ex
/ clus4ge Spanish dancing school
ami plans are under way to pre-
sent her before Seattle audiences
Mrs. Campbell is TIE sister Of Mrs
George Chatters. and the niece OF
Mrs. James Roston.
The Breakfast Club enjoyed q
five o'clock breakfast recently al
Seward Park, given Tor the pleas
ure Of Mr.. Emerald Britton OF
Portland. cousin Of Mrs. Andrew
T. King. The president Of the
club is Mr.. Frederick Woodson.
Mr.. Marshall Clay Of Lexington,
Kentucky, a former student Of At
lanta University, Ca. Is in the city
planning to enter the Summer
School of the University OF Wash
ington to continue his studies in
political science
/ Mrs. Viola Benning was hostess
to the younger Matron's Club at
her home Wednesday evening.
Miss Ora Bell Gardner left on
Tuesday for Orchard Island She
win leave there for California FOR
an indefinite visit.
Miss Jeanne McIver is confined
In the Seattle General Hospital,
having undergone an operation for
appendicitis.
Mr.. Kenneth Meade, principal Of
the Negro High School in Hender-
son, Kentucky. arrived this week
to spend his vacation. Mr.. Meade
win attend the University Of
Washington summer school, and
expects to get.his Masters Degree
in Education at the close Of the
school term.
The NAACP entertained with q
tea Friday evening at the YWCA,
to which a large number of guests
responded. Mrs. Lonnie Shields
received and Miss Sadie McIver,
Miss Dolores Brooks, Mrs. Blanche
Tolles and Mrs. Emma Moore
poured. During the evening, mu-
sic was furnished by Freeland's
String Ensemble, and Mrs. Ber-
nice Clark, WHO played violin
solo. Mr.. c. r. Anderson. presi.
dent of the Branch. told of the
detectives of the organization. A
silver offering was taken. The
committee for this event included
Mrs. A. r. Bonner. Mrs. Edward
Burnside, and Miss Ideil Vertner
Miss Martha Anderson, student
at Wilberforce College, will arrive
Sunday to spend the vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Anderson.
Mrs. Earl Dundee and daughter
Miss Helen zellena Dundee Of Spo-
kane, accompanied by Miss Dag.
mar Bell. a Librarian from Chica-
| go, arrived Tuesday for a weeks
visit in the city. They are the
house guests Of Sgt. and Mrs. Wi
ley Hipscher. Many social cour-
tesies are being extended to them
Sgt. and Mrs Hipsher were al
home to friends Thursday evening
for their pleasure. They win BIZ
the guests of the Deltas at tea or
Sunday. The visitors VIII remain
over for the scholarship dance
leaving Tuesday by motor fol
Portland, San Francisco and LOT
Angeles. Miss Bell, who is enjoy,
ing her first Western tour, will re.
turn to Chicago in about three
weeks. but Mrs. and Miss Dundes
\ will spend the summer in CaIifor.
llsia.
ltrs. Eta M Locket, who ha.
been the house guest Of her neice
Mrs. Lonnie Shields, for severa
months, left Tuesday for Los An.
geles to make her home, Prior t.
leaving, Mrs. Shields entertained
with a party for her pleasure. The
guests included the Mt. Zion Bap.
list Choir, OF which Mrs. Lockel
1 was member, and a few intim-
\ ate friends.
The Janice Knitting. Art anc
Birthday Club met at the home Of
MRS. Pearl Mathis last week. A
delicious luncheon was served.
Mr.. Wallace H. Hagin, Jr., from
Spokane, who is studying fupera
directing at the University Of Min,
nesota, Is the apprentice at the
Angelus Funeral Home.