The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-05-25
SeuffIe News
and Events


Mrs. Eleanor B. Allen. who has
been living In Seattle for the past
two years. departed for her home
in Hannibal. Mo-. Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Allen became q
m m + of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church upon her arrival In Sc
attic. and will be remembered by
her faithful attendance while So
journing in our fair city. While
here she made her home with her
cousin Mrs. John Austin of 2428
East Roy Street. Mrs. Allen made
many friends here, and went away
with deep gratitude for many
eourtesies extended her, carrying
with boxes of gifts and pleasant
me:ao1ies of friends and the
scenic beauties of the great North
west and its Queen City, Seattle.
Especially enjoyed by Mrs. Allen
weer the sightseeing tours and
the many beautiful homes among
which was the very outstanding
and beautifully handicapped home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Spearman.
1894 18th Ave. NV.
The Matinee Matrons held their
regular meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. Lucille Kirk of $50 King
Street. Installation of newly elect
ed officers was one of the features
OF the business session. Honoring
their Secret Pals" was a pleasant
feature with passing of gifts with
the cheering words and apprecia-
ton one for the other. An ideal
manner in which to bring to
close a fiscal year, and to begin
another year of worthwhile en-
deavor. Mrs. Lucille Richardson
newly elected president; Mrs. Luz
ellie Mathews, secretary. Invited
guest was Mrs. s. @. Valley.
Mrs. Nellie Burnside of 2s11
Lane Street entertained the Har-
lnony Art Club Friday, May 90,
honoring the birthday of two of
their members, Mrs. Mayme Nc
Culla and Mrs. Marie Brown.
Guests were Mrs. e. F. Payne,
Mrs. Annie f. CASTOR, and Mrs.
Levi Howard. Out of town guest
was Mrs. J. w. Watkins OF Pasa-
dena. Calf, sister of Mrs. Burn
side who is visiting in our fair
city. May her visit be a long and
happy one.
Club 10 held another OF their
much enjoyed Fun TESTS in the
Masonic Hall Saturday evening.
Various games were featured,
large basket Of groceries was
given to the one drawing the
lucky number. Many other prizes
were given away. All report an
eevning well spent.
Mrs. Villa Hawkins, President.
SOMETHING NEWT
More about the Stag Party in
later issue of this paper. Watch
for the date.
Independent Baptist Church cell
ebrated their anniversary Friday
evening. May 20.
The Gospel Choir of the First
A.M.E. Church furnished a lovely
program. All present enjoyed the
beautiful spirituals as only this
choir can sing them.
The Puget Sound Duplicate
Bridge Club contest, held Satur-
day evening was well attended.
many out of town players being
present.
The result of this contest is as
follows: Mr.. Horace Dear and
Mr.. William Dixon. 1st prize; Mrs.
Cole and Mr.. Stephenson, End;
Mr.. and Mrs. q. e. Spearman in
the running with 3rd prize.
Congratulations to these adj
vanced players of this great
American pastime.
Corrine Carter 0rthopedic
Guild, report successful penny
drive, and through this column
wish to express their appreciation
to the many friends who so gen.
erously contributed toward this
worthy cause not only of their
means. but a little bit of loving.
gladness. sweetness, and a little
bit of themselves again. 1--WE
thank you" Mrs. Arvelle Moore.
President; Mrs. Hermina Butler,
Secretary, and Mrs. Margaret
Guess, Chairman of Drive.
The Potentates Ball held under
the auspices of Benz Hassan