The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-08-04

MISS MIMI DeeflnB VINO mas been
attending the University of Wash
ington, is expecting to leave the
city soon for Harrisburgh, Pa. to
make her home with her aunt. The
daughter of Mrs. Harry c. Deering
she Is being honored with various
fluctuations before her departure.
Among them was the dinner party
given by Misses Gladys and Gin
eva Harris in the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Harris,
July 81.
The Committee on Patronage
which consists of Messrs. John
Howard, John Woods and Edward
Porter, met with the County Com
missioners Monday, July 81 at
which time they sought positions
for Negroes on various commit
tees.
Miss Villa Mae Smith left on
her vacation which will take her
to the Coast for a visit with her
mother and on to Portland and
Canada. Before her departure she
was hostess at a delightful one
o'clock luncheon in her home in
honor of Mrs. Raymond Porter
,ubn with ha,. haohapd hoe on,,oa ~,
Yakima from the East to make
their home and for Mrs. Steling Do
yer of Seattle, who visited her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Chandler. Guests at the
luncheon besides the honored were
Mesdames George Anderson, Ben
Chandler, Joseph Simms, Walter
Finney and Harry Ellison. Mrs.
Ellison also entertained with a
breakfast for Mrs. Dover and Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler were hosts at
a cocktail party honoring Mrs. Do
yer and Miss Smith.
Joseph Simms, Grand Master of
the F. A. and M. of Washington,
and jurisdiction returned to the
coast to assist in burial services
for Mr.. Asbury of Tacoma who
was one of the oldest members and
past Grand Master of the lodge.
Mr.. Simms recently was elected
Grand Master for the 18th consec-
utive time and was assured the
position was his for life in spite of
his objections due to i'll health.
The Elder u. S. King was COM
plimented with a midnight supper
by Clarence Shepard in the home
of his parents. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robinson and Mr.. E.
p. Ferguson. The host was assist
ed by his mother, Mrs. Robert
Sheppard.
The High School and College
Students of the Community pre-
sented a program at the Mount
Hope Church Sunday, July %. On
Sunday evening, July 80, Mrs.
George Anderson assisted by men,
bers of the Missionary Societies
of the Mount Hope and A. M. e.
Churches, presented a lovely pro-
gram.
Miss Peggy Robinson of Ellens-
burgh, who has been attending
Central Washington College of Ed
ucation in that city, is in the city
where she is employed. She is ex-
pecting to enter the University of
Washington next term.
The A. M. e. Sunday School
sponsored picnic at the fair
grounds for members and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins of
Seattle were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Frye. Mr.. Col
Inns just recently married, is a for
mer Susie Steward and is a sister
of Mrs. Frye.
The Hot Ten Tots Baseball
team of Chicago defeated the Sig
nal Oil Team 60 when they played
an engagement at the High School
Park Saturday evening, July 20.
The team is considered a remark
able one.
Mrs. Sanford Barnes was hos
tess in her home Saturday evening
at surprise cocktail party honor
ing her husband on his birthday
anniversary, to which fifty guests
were invited. A tasty buffet sup
per was served and instead of the
customary large birthday cake, the
hostess presented guests with dain-
ty individual cakes centered with
candles. Unique in its arrange
ment was the miniature bar at
which Frank Gray presided. Mr..
Barnes was the recipient of many
lovely gifts.
Price Mckinney has accepted
position in Tacoma for several
months. Mrs. Mckinney who has
been confined to her home for
some time with illness, is showing
signs of improvement and recently
entertained the A. M. E. Mission
airy Society.