The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-04-07
Club Notes

by the FREELY Girl Reserves and
Glee Club Friday evening, March
81, at the Branch "Y" was all the
name implies, and more too. The
entire cast had every encourage
ment from the overflow attendance
of parents, friends, and the COM
munity at large, as roars of ap-
plause bespoke their gratitude for
such fine entertainment from so
young a group. The program num-
bers were announced by Gertrude
Williams and Leonard Bruce as
they indispersed snappy quizzes
and witty answers to the delight
of the audience The piano solo
by Rose Marie Brock was beauti-
fully played. The Glee Club sing
ing "Dinah' gave it the swing
which actuated its rhythm. Medley
of dances by Juanita Scruggs was
tops, judged by the rounds of ap-
plause. The ballad solo Isla Berry
was a masterpiece for Miss of
IL years old. A trumpet trio, o.
car Haynes, Alphonso Scruggs,
Floyd Standifer- we'll represented
the training they are receiving as
members of the community band.
Flash Dance by Juanita and De Et-
ia Scruggs was a fine example of
the training by Professor Roy Lee
Spicer. Joyce billiard simply cap
tivated the audience when she put
into swing 81 Cried For You" and
Goodnight My Love-" A rhythm
dance by Alphonso Scruggs and
chorus was real Interpretation
of the program theme "Sing and
Swing" Beria Bruce was a tiny
bit of sophistication as she sang
Cathedral In The Pines" and you
Must Have Been A Beautiful Ba-
by" Finale, entire cast sung and
swung to the rhythmic tunes of
1.-THE Song Is Ended" and when
Day Is Done" Pianist Maestro
AL Pierre. Professor Roy Lee
Spicer directed the dance routines
and dialogue. Mr.. Duke Jackson
was electrician. Miss Barbara
Hubbard advisor for the Girl Re-
serve FREELY Club.
Ladies' Guild of st. Phillips Epis-
copal, presents their annual Dance
and Fashion show Easter Monday,
April 10th at Italian Hall. Mrs
Elsie Nancy is general chairman
of TIE fashion features.
The Guilds Annual Bishop
Luncheon will be given April 25th
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. D.
N. Unthank in S. e. 10th. Mrs.
Thelma Flowers is chairman.
Betheps choir of which Mrs. Ze-
pha Baker is director, was greatly
pleased over the hearty cooper
alton and the appreciative attend
ance at the Playbox Theatre, Fri
day evening to witness the play
You Can't Take 1t With You"
The choir had charge of the reser-
vations on this night. Mrs. Muriel
Albert and Hubert Lewis received
hearty applause for the fine parts
they played and for which they
most certainly deserved.
The Les Junes Modists with DR..
D. N. Unthank as co-sponsor will
observe the Silver Anniversary of
Negro Health Week during the
month of April. Their program
includes two health pictures, "Be-
hind the Shadow" and LET MY
People Live" at the Branch "Y''
Thursday, April 18th. April goth
free clinic at DR.. Unthank's off
ice 10 Am. to 1 PM, for babies
and children to 6 years. The fol-
lowing Thursday a clinic for the
same age children will be spon.
sored at Shilo Baptist Church
10th and Everette; on Friday A
pril 28th at Shilo, two health pic
lures will be shown.
The Bethel-Ite club met Monday
night with Mrs. C. o. Wisdom in
N. E. Union. Much enthusiasm is
being injected as plans are being
made for their Mother and Daught-
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