The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-11-10
Club Notes

Vent1On OF the National ASSocia-
ton of Colored Women held in
Boston, Massachusetts, July last,
Mrs. Pollyanna Reed, president of
the Oregon Federation of Colored
Women, gave detailed and infor-
native report of the convention,
Sunday, 5 p. M, at Williams Ave.
Branch Y. Mrs. Lenora Henderson
rendered two vocal solos. Mrs.
Reed proceeded with her report of
the seven day convention, giving
historical background of the asso-
citation and highlights of the con-
vention. Mrs. Reed was elected
thir corresponding secretary at
the convention, giving Oregon
National Officer.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Branch Association NAACP, gave
a Harvest Festival" Monday eve
ming at the Ralph Flowers home
in Victoria.
The Chanticleer Bridge Club
met Monday with Mrs. Jessie
Flowers in N. E. Stanton. Honors
went to Mrs. Lenora Gaskin and
Mrs. Gladys Engersol. After a
thrilling play all enjoyed a deli
cious breakfast.
The Bethel-Iite Club met Mon
day night at the Parsonage. A
partial report of a might in Har-
lem" was made, receipts to date
denote a grand success.
Mrs. Henrietta Marshall and
Mrs. Lenora Gaskin joined Mrs.
Frank Adams in her home Tues
day afternoon for the purpose of
presenting to Mrs. Thelna Flow
ers, an electric Mix-Master, a prize
she won in the Better Homes ex-
hibit at the Annual meeting of the
O.F.C.W. last June. Mrs. Marshall
and Mrs. Adams are retiring de-
partment heads of the O.F.C.W.,
Mrs. Gaskin is the new Art chair
man of the Association.
The Eagle-Ite Breakfast club
and Community Pastors Aid gave
a Halloween Party for eighteen
children and six adults. Souven-
irs and refreshments were plenti-
full. Master James Randolph was
given a wool jersey suit as the
prize-winning baby.
The Harriette Tubman Club met
Monday night with Mrs. Lethia
Peck, club president in N. Williams
Court.
Mrs. Verdell Rutherford in N. E.
Shaver was hostess to the Culture
Club Wednesday. The good cheer
tour for this meeting was visit
to the Blind School. Several ar
ticles made by the inmates were
purchased by members of the club.
Hostess served a delectable lunch.
Next meeting with Mrs. Melba
Flowers in N. E. First st.
The Rose Bud Study Club met
last Wednesday with Mrs. Mary
Duncan in S. e. 37th. The Bible
topic was conducted by the topic
chairman, Mrs. Jessie Flowers. The
topic conferred on the character
study of Noah and was given by
Mrs. Ida Mae Crosswhite, also a
character study of Isaac by Mrs.
Abbie Cantrell. Both stories were
beautifully given and highly en-
tightening. The next studies will
be on Sarah and Hagar by Mrs.
Robena Martin. The club dispens-
ed with some very important bust
ness. The hospitality chairman,
Mrs. Robena Martin, reported that
over twenty dollars to date had
been taken in on the silver tea
given to help Miss Vyolette Hook
er in her study of voice. A letter
extending greetings and a remind
er of the clubs approaching 25th
birthday was read from Mrs. Bon
ME Boyle, at Gearheart, club treas
urer. Lunch was in order follow
ing the meeting. Next meeting to
be with Mrs. Jessie Flowers.
The Garden Club organized some
weeks ago met Monday forenoon
with Mrs. Elise Reynolds in N. E.