The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-04-24
Tacoma, Wash.
By Calile B. Mathews

u1cLlOIS, dIlaue Her OIIlClaI V1SlJ 10
Olympia Chapter on Thursday
night, her lecture was very inter-
esting and instructive, the demea-
nor and attitude of this young
woman, won love and respect for
her. She made an impression that
will long be remembered. AS an
old saying, sometimes pleasing and
surprising things come in bundles.
1t was indeed a surprise when
J. T. Bradley, the G. w. P. made
his appearance. It seemed a con-
cocted plan with him and the G..
w. Matron, Sis. Derrick, for his
coming made the meeting more
enjoyable. After the close of the
session, the Chapter served de-
licious lunch. Everyone was happy
from the w. Matron, Sis. Taylor
to the last one present. 1t was a
very interesting meeting. All men,
bers wished success to the Grand
Matron and Grand Patron on their
leaving.
Mrs. Hubert McCabe returned
home after six weeks. She was
called to her former home by the
death of her father in Oklahoma.
On her return trip she visited
friends in Texas and California.
Mrs. A. L. Hayes left Tacoma
on Saturday for Hampton, Va. to
be at the graduating exercises of
her son, Kenneth Wilson. Mrs.
Hayes will visit her brother in
Vermont, friends in New York,
her home in Oklahoma, and Cal
ifornia, before returning to Taco
ma. At the depot, host of friends
was there to wish her a pleasant
and happy journey.
The Needle Craft Club met with
Mrs. Thomas Lander as hostess
at her home on North Shirley,
Thursday. This was a very en-
joyable meeting, the members had
arranged surprise for Mrs.
Hayes. A beautiful vase of small
branches of apple blossoms with
beautiful hankerchiefs pinned ON
to represent fruit, as a shower.
1t was a real pleasure to see how
surprised Mrs. Hayes was. Mrs.
D. C. Stephenson was guest at
this meeting The hostess served
delicious lunch.
Sunday was quarterly meeting
day at the A. M. E. Church. Rev.
c. B. Clemmons preached at the
morning service, closing with the
eucharistic service. Rev. Clemmens
was at his best, with a timely and
appropriate sermon. The singing
of the senior choir closed a very
spiritual morning devotional SER
vice.
At the o'clock service, Rev.
Cooper, Pastor at Bremerton, gave
the message, which was highly
commended by the P. E. Rev.
Clemmens and Pastor Rev. She
phenson. So ended day of spir-
itual feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe
can be seen any day on South M
Street planting a garden. They
call it their defense garden-it
seems as if the madam is well
versed in garden lore.
The Bethune w. C. T. U. met
at the home of Mrs. Barnes as hos
tess on Mckinley Hill, Tuesday
night. Plans were completed for
their public meeting for Sunday
afternoon at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Barnes served a delicious
lunch.
The brothers and daughter Elks
are looking forward to a grand
opening of the Elks Club Saturday
night, May End, cherished plan
has materialized at last. They
were successful in securing Mr..
Fred Harris as a manager for 5
years. This popular and energetic
man means that Tacoma will have
place for recreation second to
none in the Northwest, a place
where the most exclusive may go
and be at ease. We wish success
to this plan, as it is one the Elks
have longed to materialize.
The Womens' Study Club met
on Wednesday evening with Mrs.
James Beck, hostess. Nine men,
bers were present. After the bus
mess of the evening, the hostess
served a delicious supper. Mrs.
A. L. Hayes, who left on Satur-
day evening to attend the gradua-
ton of her son at Hampton, was
presented with a beautiful neck
lace, by members of the club.
Mrs. Hayes will also visit in De-
troit before her return.
The Executive Committee of the
Sale Wednes-