The northwestern bulletin., 1922-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Hiram Gibbs charmingly en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. Bert Ander-
son of Chicago at Excelsior, Lake
Minnetonka on Monday afternoon.
Rev. David NJ. Jordan will leave
next week to attend the Chicago Dis,
trict Conference at Chicago Aug. 2S-
27. He win stay over several days
with relatives and friends.
Miss Maysie Diggs, school teacher
at Lincoln High, Kansas City, Mo-,
is spending her vacation with Miss
Dorothy Waters in Anoka. She eX-
poets to return home about the 3rd
Of September.
Mrs. Helen Dunston entertained a
group of 22 young people at her home
in Anoka with a weekend party in
nonor of Miss Maysie Diggs of Kar
sas City, NO.
Mrs, ]. B. Levy left this morning
for Denver, Colo. She expects to be
gone indefinitely.
Messrs. Ed. Davis and Walter Will
lis entertained Miss Dorothy Waters
and her house guest, Miss Maysie
Diggs, Monday afternoon with mo,
tor ride around the Twin Cities and
later to a chicken dinner at the Pry,
or Ave. Chicken Shop.
Mrs. Vivian Yancey entertained at
a card party and dance last Monday
evening in honor of Miss Jessie and
Addie Ellis of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. R. C. Mccullough and two
daughters, Reba and Odessa of Du-
iuth are the house guests of her
mother Mrs. Alice Grimes of 707
Lyndale Place,
Messrs. w F.. Maupins, Geo, w.
Beverly, Geo. H. Adams, and J. n.
Richey of Duluth and delegates of
Doric Lodge No. 3 F. & A. M. at
tended the most Worshipful Grand
Masonic Lodge in its annual 28t'
Session as guest of Anchor Hilyard
No. 2.
Mrs. L. A. Hall is visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Hattie Davis,
Kansas City, Mo. She expects to be
gone about a month.
A Jolly crowd of Minneapolis
young folks motored down to Anoka
last week to the house party given
by Miss Dora Waters.
Mr.. James A. Cunningham, 2S13
Chicago Avenue, who returned from
New York, July 18th, has been i'll at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Ellis Manning, As w. Maryland St.,
st. Paul.
Mrs. Clete Oliver, sister of Mrs
Donald Brady, S64S Columbus Ave
nue., returned last Sunday morning
from an extensive western trip.
Mr.. George w. Holbert, District
deputy of the Elks for the state OF
Minnesota, spent Thursday and Fri
day of last week in Duluth where he
went to install the officers of Nam
mouth Lodge No. 206 of that city.
Modern furnished room for rent
I'll Byrant Ave. No., Phone Hyfand
1857.
Mrs. Corinne Long was granted q
divorce from Earl Long July IL, 1922
and the right to resume her maiden
name, Corinne Parson.
Mrs. Gladys King is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Mary Withers,, 2406
18th Ave. So. Mrs. King is the moth
er of Alvin King, who recently es
capped death from an accidental drink
OF ammonia.
Miss Ada Cunningham sailed from
San Francisco, California, July &c
the S. S. Maui for Honolulu with
Mrs. F. l., Heffelfinger. She will re
turn about the 9th of September.
Mr.. Pauley of Oberlin, O., was a
guest at the Pennsylvania Apartment
last week.
Mrs. Gale Hilyer received the news
last week of the death Of her brother,
DR.. Harris of Hinton, West Virginia,
and left Immediately to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. George Barnett, 3421 Oakland
had as her guest for the weekend
Mrs. John r. White of New York
City. On Friday evening she enter
tanned at dinner for Mrs. White and
Mrs. Emma Carey of Minneapolis
A most enjoyable time was spent by
the ladies in "reminiscences of years
ago when Mrs. White lived In ST.
Paul.