The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-15
PERSONALS.

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week from attending the fifticth we'd
ing anniversary OF her mother and
rather IN Bowling Green, Mo.
! Mrs. John Tomas and little dauyh-
ter, Sophia left Tuesday week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Bessie Hunter and faith.
er, Mr., James Eaton of Detroit, Mich.
Misses Tabitha Mash, X. n. and
Adah Hyde will leave Saturday, Aug.
10 Tor an extended eastern trip. They
Will go first to Boston where Miss Mash
Will attend the National Nurses Asso-
citation. Later they will visit New
York, Atlantic City, Washington, d. C.
and other eastern cities.
Mrs. w. j. Mitchell. who has been
one of the hostesses at Camp Dix, N.
j. the past year, while her husband,
Lieut.. W. j. Mitchell was in France,
has rejoined her husband here and they
are making their home at the present,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wade McCrce, Sl5
twelfth street.
Mrs. Louise Gray, who has been Wis,
tied her father, Mr.. Henry Clay and
relatives the past three weeks, returned
ito her home in Chicago the past week.
Miss Lulu jackson returned home
home last week from an extended visit
during the summer in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo Pinkard of New
York City returned to their home, via
Chicago, after pleasant weeks visit
with Mrs. Pinkard s father, Mr.. Price
Alexander. Her baby sister, Doris
Alexander accompanied them home.
This is a very charming and entertain
ing couple as Mr.. Pinkard is writer
and composer of music and his beauti-
full wife is an accomplished soprano.
They entertained many of their friends.
Mr.. Pinkard is the youngest Negro
writer of music and composer and
writes for the Shapiro Bernstein Co.,
music publishers of New York.
Mrs. L. Barbee of 1l3 Des Moines
street and her little grandson, Ollie
Robinson, returned from Chicago, Aug.
5 after visiting her sister-inlaw, Mrs.
R. B. Smith, 1920 South State street.
CORRECTION. -.
In the wedding writeup last week
the names of the bride and her father
were mispelled. 1t should have been
Miss Bertha Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Walker have as
their house guest, Mrs. Blanche Smith
and Mrs. Edna Jackson of Galatin, Mo-,
who are the sisters of Mr.. Walker.
After a very pleasant visit in the
city, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Curtley re-
turned to their home in Seattle, Wash,
Monday, Aug. II.
Mrs. J. G. Maudd of Frankford, KY,
is in Des Moines OH business.
Principal Laurence G. Jones who
spent the first part of last week in
northern Iowa, returned for the week
end with Mrs. Jones who is now out Of
the hospital. Her many frieds were
glad to see her out to church last Sun
day. She is spending a two week s
period, the guest of Mrs.
5. Joe Brown. Prof. Jones left Tues
lay night for st. Louis to attend the
Z National Negro Business League
Last week the paper gave the resi-
lence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mack as
being Waterloo, it should have read
Cedar Rapids.
Captain R. P. Beshars has been dis
from the government hosPltal
and left for his home in st. Joe Mon
day noon. .~-.a. .-@
''The Piney Woods Country Life
SCHOOL, of Braxton, Miss, was recent
" given a five hundred dollar set of
band instruments by friend of the
work. ,..s
Prof. L. G. Jones says that the first
colored man in Des Moines to just vol
unfairly hand him $500 for his school
was our popular real estate dealer, f.
Tracy Blagburn.
Miss Hazel Bradley Of Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing. She is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Williams, Thompson hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Heterogeneous enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their home,
D34 Fourteenth street as courtesy to
Mrs. l.: Tucker of Keokuk, Ia, and
daughter, Miss Edna McGruder, Covers
were laid for eight. A delightful after
noon was spent in music.
Mr.. Parker, our chiropodist is spend
ing a few days in Fort Dodge.