The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-02-18


fects of a severe fall; Mrs. Will
liam Glass has been removed tc
Emanuel hospital for a tonsilec-
tony.
Mr.. ]. r. Braggs of Ogden, Utah
was visiting his brother and his
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Braggs for several days last week
The visiting Mr.. Braggs is secre-
tary to the walters union of Og-
den. Over the weekend the Braggs
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Badger at Gearhart-by-the-
sea.
Sorry. We mixed names of hos
tesses for Miss Buena " Kelly dur
ing her brief stay in Portland. Miss
Kelly, Grand Secretary of Daugh-
ter Elks was houseguest of Mrs
Lena Bowers, treasurer of Port
lands Dahlia Temple.
Stay-Off- February rs =
o. A. c. w. Mardi Gras.
Friends of Mrs. Mabel White
Cavil of Boley, Oklahoma will be
sorry to learn of her misfortune in
having her home and possessions
destroyed by fire recently.
Planning to visit here quietly
with her son-in-law and daughter
DR.. and Mrs. A. Gerald Edwards
Mrs. Ida Wallace of New York
City was granted no further Sc
clusion after she spoke extempor-
aneously for two minutes at re.
cent N. A. A. c. P. meeting Happy
chairman of this and that organi.
cation swooped upon her with re.
quests to speak here and there.
Unable to comply with all OF
them, Mrs. Wallace did speak al
the First Congregational Church
before the Womens Association OF
that church. The visitor, who is
the wife of Bishop j. w. Wallace
of the A.M.E. Zion church, chose
as her topic, "Leaven". Miss Bar.
bara Hubbard was a soloist at the
same gathering.
The New Yorker also spoke be-
fore the Youths Progressive
League, a crosssection of the city's
alert young white people. History
of the Negro American" is upon
what Mrs. Wallace addressed the
group, with particular emphasis
laid upon his (the Negro's) ac-
complishments as a laborer.
Mrs. Wallace spoke twice to
colored groups, once at the Foun-
ders Day celebration of Bethel A
M. e. church at the request OF
the Allen Christian Endeavor
League and again at the First
A. M. E. Zion church.
Among the farewell social cour-
tesies extended to Mrs. Wallace
were a luncheon Thursday fo1
which Mrs. L. M. Bird was host.
tess; a dinner Saturday evening
with Attorney and Mrs. Eugene ]
Minor as hosts, and a Sunday
luncheon given by Mrs. Eva Page
Mrs. Wallace left Tuesday to
visit relatives in Los Angeles fol-
a fortnight before going on to hei
home in New York City.
The Rose Bud Study Club spon.
sors of the observance of Negro
History week, Feb. 6 to 18th in
elusive, has set a precedent in
that it was city wide in its scope
to put across an informative pro.
gram.
The club didn't confine its eff
forts merely to our own groups
but contacted more than thou
sand 10000 individuals or groups
outside Religious and Civic organi-
cations.
Some very constructive informa-
ton relative to the Negroes His
tory was given by speakers during
the week, who were namely: Miss
Geraldine Williams addressed the
Young Peoples League at the
Staub Memorial Congregational
church on 1.-THE Negroes Contribu-
ton to Civilization" needless to
say Miss Williams was dynamic in
this all important subject.
Mrs. Mary M. Duncan at a
Luncheon meeting at the Mt. Ia
Dor Methodist church commented
on the Negroes participation in the
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