Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-07-09
ST. PAUL BUDGETARIAN.

tuesday evening, July 9th, in honor
SsH Miss Catherine Lealtead, who
Graduated with high honors from Nc
4 Alester college. Miss Lealtead stood
highest in large class of white STU
4 ients, she being the only one Of color,
4 md received the Noyes scholarship
prize Of $50.
Mrs. Jose H. Sherwood of st. An
hony avenue entertained at progress
ssive whist party Saturday afternoon
from to 5 in honor Of Mrs. Pyers of
| New York City. Twenty ladies
were present. The guest of honor re-
E9ceived the first prize, Mrs. w. Petit
1.-THE second prize and Mrs. Sarah Rob-
sssginson Of Minneapolis the consolation
prize. Delightful refreshments were
a6erved.
Mrs. i. "a. Porter sprung a surprise
ION her many friends when it was
Alearned that she had met Mr.. VIM. ].
4 Henderson at the "A. NJ. E. parsonage
ION Monday evening, June Ia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Harris of St.
Paul, MINI, announce the marriage
aof their daughter, Birdella, to Mr..
John Reynolds, formerly Of Column
I bus, Ohio, but recently Of Honolulu,
Hawaii, Thursday afternoon, June "a,
1t the home Of the bride. We wish
them success.
was united to him in holy wedlock
by Rev. H. P. Jones. They are keep
ing house at 61O w. Central avenue,
where they will be glad to have their
friends coll.
Mrs. W. J. Lucas and daughter,
Muriel, Of Helena, Mont, are visiting
friends in the city.
The Kings Daughters Charity club
met Monday with Mrs. Few of Avon
street. 3S &,@}..f-..
Mrs. Chas. Miller leaves on the
18th inst. for an extended visit in
Battle Greek, Mich, and other places
OF interest. She will be gone until
September LIST.
U The stewardesses Of st. James
church will give supper and croquet
contest on the church lawn on the
18th inst.
The Afro American Athletic associ-
alton will give a public reception at
Pilgrim Baptist church Monday even
Ing, July 18th, in honor Of the race
Sss4BnpBI5 s4L .eI6I 70 selenpgI5
are as follows: Miss Catherine Leal-
'tead, B. A. McAlester college; Miss
Maud Wanna, Conservatory Of Mu-
sic, McAlester; Miss Olive, Howard
College Of Pharmacy; Mr.. Houston
Jackmon and Miss Grace Lealtead,
Mechanics Art School; Misses Ruth
Charleston, Alverta Phillips and
Grace yassar, Central High. Every
one is invited to be present. A pro-
gram will be rendered. u
Mrs. w. d. Carter, en- route from
the Girls Training School at Wash
ington, ., q, stopped over in our city
Tor . few days visit with friends.
She left Thursday evening for her
home in Seattle. 5. 3st.7.
The choir Of st. James church will
give . recital ct the church Sunday
evening next.
Mrs. Mary Gamble remains. about
the same at the city hospital, where
she has been confined about three
weeks suffering from paryletic
stroke. Il
Tho executive board Of the State
federation 81 Colored Women's clubs
held meeting Friday afternoon at
Ehe residence Of Mrs. B. r. Durait Of
Payne avenue. Important business
Nas 4 tended to pertaining to the At
sacks home. The next meeting will
n held August 9Th in Minneapolis.
II The funeral of Mrs. Turner Starks
M hsld Sunday afternoon from st.
ZINES M II. church, under the
of the Household Of Ruth,
Scs $50, III which she was a charter
SSlos,aber. Rev. Jones officiated. The
1iiIrh Nm HWsll filed with friends of /
NJ NJ VI n yaving sto have i boat Il
IIiI iylis u 4 1Sesiis, ma TIE Wsat \;
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