The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-03-14
Tacoma, Wash.
Miss F. UrY Weds


ces Try, only daughter of Mrs
B. Rucker, and Mr.. Arthur Ury
to Mr.. Clarence McDaniels, sor
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McDaniels of Chicago. The bride
wore a suit of beige and fur trim
med top coat with brown and beige
accessories. Her flowers were or
chids. Miss Regina Bradford, her
only attendant, wore navy blue
dress and accessories, her flow
ers were iris and pink fressia. Mr..
Alvin Brown of Chicago, acted as
best man for Mr.. McDaniels. In
the receiving line with the bride
and groom were Mr.. and Walter
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Ed
monson and Miss Janice Burton of
Seattle. At the wedding cake was
Mrs. Ethel Butler, Aunt of the
bride, in charge of the guest book
was Miss Pearl Hardy. The Miss
es Barbara Chew and Mary Alice
Fox were at the door. The couple
will make their home in Tacoma.
The bride and groom received ma
ny beautiful and costly gifts.
Serria Leone Club met at the
home of Mrs. Allie Wilson on
South l. Street as hostess. It was
the annual election of officers. The
following were elected: president,
Mrs. Allie Wilson; vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Adam; treasurer.
Mrs. Henrietta Palm; secretary,
Mrs. Callie B. Mathews; chairman
of the sick committee and cards,
Mrs. Atha Taylor; Art instructor,
Mrs. D. w. Gibson; program, Mrs.
Ella Davis. Many plans were made
for the years work. This club is
considered the oldest organized
club in the city. There are two
members still with the club since
its organization. Mrs. Wilson serv-
ed delicious lunch to the men,
bers. Mrs. Matte Fuller, who has
been sick for several months, was
able to be present at this meet
ing, to the qualification of all the
members.
Kenneth E. Wilson, the son of
the late B. F. Wilson, the letter
carrier and Mrs. Lennie Hayes,
the wife of A. L. Hayes, a Ia
coma letter carrier, won the hon
ors of the junior division of edu-
cation at Hampton Institute, of
Hampton, Va, by being elected
president of the Olympic Social
club of the school for 1941. Owing
to the many students of this club,
it is an honor to hold the position
as president. DR.. K. B. M. Crooks
of the faculty, was made Critic
of the organization. Kenneth, who
is a graduate of the Lincoln high
of Tacoma, also an honor student,
and won letters for the track meet,
was sent letter of congratulation
for his success in his work and adj
vancements in his school by some
of his former classmates of Ia
coma, wishing him to continue to
win honors.
The Matrons' Club held its
monthly business meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Ray Gibson, 1112
South M Street. Eight members
were present. Plans for the an
nual exhibit were discussed. After
the business of the evening, the
hostess served a delicious COLA
ton. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Cora Spencer in Seattle
The Women's Study Club met
on Tuesday evening with Mrs
Birdie Jones on South Kay Street
1t was the annual election of Of
ficers and the following were cleo
ted: president, Mrs. E. C. Nc.
Cabe; vice president Mrs. Maria
Mason; Secretary and Reporter
Mrs. Helen Stafford; treasurer
Mrs. Laurel Covington; assistant
secretary, Mrs. James Beck; chair
man Sick Committee, Mrs. Birdie
Jones; pianist, Mrs. George Gov
ington; chairman Birthday Com
mittee, Mrs. Maria Mason; Chair
man Scrap Book, Mrs. Felicia Ray
The Club observed Junior night
and were favored with piano of
ferings by Miss Millicent Jone
and vocal selections by Miss Dori
Wilson. Visitors for the evening
were Mrs. Minnie Miller, Mrs. Ma
ry Ellis and Mrs. Leila Barbee
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Hayes, Mes
DANES Mary Moore and Callie E
Mathews, attended the Past Mat
rons and Past Patrons Counc
Sunday in Seattle, reports it wa
the most instructive meeting tina
was held this year.
Mrs Anna Mc-Beth receive
word of the marriage of her nice