The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-01-17
Tacoma, Wash.
BY Mrs. CaIIie B. Mathews

LAACAN oAC AAAeAAAJ SIN IL AAACCAAAN
at the present time: Mesdame.
Percy Robinson, Lucy Smith, Ella
Davis, Chas Burke and Ella Car
ter.
Mrs. c. v. Taylor entertained
at dinner on Sunday compliment
ing Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Stephen
son. Covers were laid for six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moss en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday
honoring Sgt. Jessie Jenkinas OF
FIT. Lewis.
DR.. and Mrs. Bowling entertain.
ed the Mems Club Saturday night
in their new home at 2401 South
Is Street. Roast young turkey with
all the trimmings was served. Ev-
cry member swas present at this
meeting all voted Mrs. Bowling
an extraordinary cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. James were host
to the Bridge Club at their home
in the Union University Club. Mrs.
Dupree served a chicken dinner
to their guests the same was en-
joyed by all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dupree always have a surprise for
the club when they are host. The
prizes were won by Mrs. James
Beck and Mr.. James Beck.
Phillip Myers one of the Taco
ms popular high school students
is down again with the flu. He is
at the home of his aunt Mrs. Tom
Lander.
Mrs. Hubert McCabe gave a
stork shower at her home on South
c Street honoring Mrs. Robert
Jones. This was very enjoyable
affair. The gifts were numerous
and all good wishes for Mrs. Jones
happiness was said by those pre-
sent.
The members of Bethlehem Bap-
fist Church gave a birthday sur
prise testimonial in honor of Mr.
Hezekiah Rice on Friday night
Mr.. Rice was 80 years old on last
Friday having been employed by
the City for more than 80 years
he was placed on the retired list
on Wednesday last. Mayor Cain
was present and made a very beau
tiful talk on the life of Mr.. Rice
and as he knew him. DR.. Elmore
wos Master of Ceremonies, there
was quite number present at the
church for the occasion. Everyone
spoke of Mr.. Rice as a Christian
and a well-beloved citizen of Taco
ma. In response Mr.. Rice thanked
all for their kindness and love tc
him, he was so very much surpris-
ed, he was lost for words to tel
how he appreciated the affair. The
closing all singing Happy birth
day to you.
The Bethune WCTU met at the
Bethlehem Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. The program rendered
was highly appreciated. Among
the outstanding numbers were the
solo by Mrs. Edna Moore, and q
duet my the Misses Doris Will
son and Ruby Jones. This is the
second program rendered by this
body of women, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. E. C. McCabe.
The woman's Study Club met
at the home of Mrs. E. c. McCabe
on South seth Street. Studies fol
the evening included Parliamen.
tary Law and Music appreciation
conducted by Mrs. E. McCabe; Mi.
litary insignia conducted by Mrs
James Beck; and Current events
reviewed by Mrs. Laurel Coving.
ton. Reverend Stephenson spoke
very entertainingly and instruc.
lively on Women in Creative
Art" Mrs. d. C. Stephenson wa.
an honored guest.
The Matrons Club met on Thurs
day evening with Mrs. France.
Bradshaw on North 31st Street
1t was the clubs annual exchange
of Christmas gifts, and many beau
tiful gifts were received by tn,
various members. After delicious
collation. served by the hostess, tn,
club adjourned to meet next will
Mrs. Fred Chew. Mrs. Birdie Jone
was guest for the evening.
Miss Sharon Bradshaw motore,
to Seattle Sunday to attend tn
eighth birthday celebration of lit
tie Miss Dolores Jackson.
Mrs. Wendell Stafford attende,
monthly meeting of the Beta Thetl
Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alphi
Sorority in Seattle Sunday. Mrs