The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-07-13

At the last It.ulAT mCCtiHb
OF the Alpha 0mIcron chapter
OF the Delta Sigma Theta soro-
rity, beautiful certificates ac-
knowledging life membership
were received from the Grand
Chatter by sorrors. Mrs. Jane
Chandler Dover. Mrs. Neomi
Tigg Hyatt. and Mrs. De Loris
Brooks williams. The Chapter
presented Sorror Hyatt. who is
moving to San Franciso, Calf,
with a friendship cup in token
OF their esteem and affection.
Club Cleopatra at It's last reg
ular meeting decided to recess
for the summer. except for spec
ial meetings. Plans are being
perfected for q novel and un-
usual affair to begin their pro-
gram OF autumn activities in the
month of September.
You viii be hearing about
the "Canasta Luncheon" Of Club
Cleopatra later.
Do not forget the Fun Fest
and browning of the Popularity
Contest Queen given by Club 10
on Saturday. July 2s, at the
Masonic Hall.
Mrs. villa Hawkins. president.
The Revival meeting held at
First A.M.E. church was we'll
attended. Rev. Chappelle is
grateful to all who came out.
and helped to make this effort
q success for the Glory Of Gods
Kingdom. Rev. Davis proved
himself to be real revivalist.
It was a week or religious a
Weakening.
Mrs. M. e. Cassell of Des
Moines. Iowa, arrived in Seattle
Tuesday. June 2Sth, on an ex-
tended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Zelda Brown. of Git 27th
Avenue North.
This Is Mrs. Cassell's first visit
to the Northwest, accompanying
her is grandson. Phillip Brown.
May their stay be pleasant and
happy one. Several courtesies
have already been extended her.
Mrs. ]. T. Bond is visiting
friends In Spokane, Washington.
Mrs. Bond is a former resident
OF Spokane. We are sure she will
have an enjoyable visit and hope
a safe return to her home, with
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Ash
ford, $500 East Roy Street.
Last weeks items of this col
umn were miscarried in the week
end holiday mail rush. We deep
~ regret this occurance and ask
your forbearance. May it never
happen again.
Race Relations Committee
In Seattle
The committee on the study of
r. Il. p. c. representing the
American Council of Race Re-
lations visited Seattle June IT.
28. They were DR.. Harry Groves,
Miss Evelyn Apperson. and Mrs.
ranfayde Galloway, all of Chi
cago. The study of the various
factors which seem to be Of ma
jor proportions activate this COM
mittee who want to find out the
why and how of the passing of
the F. K. p C. act In the state
OF washington, and not in other
states. The states touched on
their way out to the Coast were
Illinois, Iowa. Nebraska and
Vancouver, B. C. On their way
back they we're to stop over in
Oregon, Colorado, and Utah.
The why of Washington? Well,
this is Washington.
Mrs. Harriet Anderson of Los
Angeles, Calf. who was a for
mer resident of Seattle. and who
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Vancouver. Ganges.
and Victoria, B. c., was the
guest OF Mrs. c. C. Daniels for
about a week. and while here
was the recipient of many cour-
tesIes from old friends, acquaint-
ances and relatives.
Mr.. George Anderson, husband
OF Mrs. Anderson, will be re-
membered as designer and
builder having built the Angeles
Funeral Home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson moved to Los Angeles
IS years ago. but have kept in
touch and visited several times
here since moving away. Mr..
Anderson at present is main
tenance man in Famous Depart
ment Store in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Anderson will also visit Mrs.
Eva Pope in Portland. Oregon,
on her way home.
On Thursday, June %, lS4S,
The Modernettes of the Y. W.