The northwestern bulletin., 1922-10-14
AROUND THREE TOWNS
SAINT PAUL

rem Number" of the October Cris1s
The little Miss is a st. Paul baby
and the only child Of DR.. and Mrs
Ave-, is spending the week in Chica
Waldo Turner, $50 st. Adams ST.
Miss Helen Aston. 1885 sherburne
go, H., the guest of her grandmother
Mrs. Hughes.
Judging from the number Of par
ties and dances to be given on Hal
lowe'en, the witches and goblins will
have full sway in the evenings fes-
tivities.
At the wednesday Study Club card
party, given last Wednesday even
ing. DIR. Lillian Lewis was awarded
first prize, Mr.. John Claibourne was
awared first prize for the gentlemen.
St. Phillips Episcopal church. cor
ner of McKnbbin and Aurora Aves.,
also the rectory are being newly
painted and will make a noted i'm
provement when completed. est. Phil
lips is centrally located and tnat cor
ner is considered one Of the best In
the city.
Fried Chicken dinner, given by the
Sunshine Charity Art Club at Wei
come Hall, Oct. 26. 1922. Diner SER
we'd at 4 o'clock p. m. Come and see
the beautiful cedar chest full Of fan
cy work on display to be given away
in the near future. Pres. Mrs. l..
Roland. ADV.
Mrs. Claude Green, formerly Miss
Ethel Lowe, entertained at dinner
Rev. W. A. Jackson last Wednesday.
Covers were laid for four.
Mrs. Thomas, who makes her home
at The Henrietta is enjoying a visit
from her husband who has been in
Miles City, Mont.
The card party given at Pioneer
Hall Wednesday evening by "The
Wednesday Study Club" was a grand
success.
Mrs. Henry Roberts, who spent her
honeymoon In Sault st. Marie, Mich,
is expected in the city this week.
Mrs. Mable Coleman, 81 Central
Ave-, who received the sad news Of
the death Of her step father Rev.
Lewis, in Racine, Wis, left immedi-
ately to attend his funeral.
Miss Alodia Jones, will leave FRI
day evening for Knoxville, Tenn, to
attend Knoxville College. She will
visit in Chicago enroute.
Mrs. John Folling, AIT Rondo st.,
is rapidly recovering from her re-
cent accident much to the delight Of
her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thelma Lucke,. are
housekeeping at 522 w. Central Ave.
The Young Ladies Sorority" known
as "The Ivy Leaf Club" entertained
at a "Jinx Party at the Y. w, G. A.
Every one had glorious time as 1t
was on Friday the 18th.
Mrs. ]. Richardson, Miss Mae Da-
Wis and Mr.. s. M. Jordan, are in the
employ of The Yale Dry Cleaning
Co., Chatsworth and Rondo st.
Mr.. Chas. Burke, formerly Of Min
neapolis, has taken charge of the
"Acme Club Cafe" and reports bust
ness to be very satisfactory. He cor
daily invites his many st. Paul and
Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. Kimbrough of Oskaloosa, Ia,
is visiting for ten days and is the
guest of her niece, Miss Dorothy Lee
of 80 Chatsworth st.
Miss Audrey Truehart, niece OF
Mrs. o. B. Williams, Minneapolis.
one Of Omaha's most popular young
ladies is attending University of Min
nesota.
Mrs. La More, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Of Miles City. Mont, was Ia
ken to st. Joseph's hospital to under
go an operation.
Mrs. Bette Jones and Mrs. Gene
We've Ayres were at home last week
to large number Of their friends,
complimentary to Mrs. Bray of Chi
cago and Mrs. John Scott Of Mime
apolis. The decorations were mount
ain ash berries which lent q cheerful
aspect to the room.
Mf. and Mrs. Tazz Afford, 314 Ron
do St.. are the psoud parents of a
baby boy.
Mrs. Ardelia Allen, 65S w. Central
Ave-, entertained the B. B. G. Club
Thursday afternoon. A delicious lun-
cheon was served, covers laid for s.
Mr.. B. c. Drivvel, 65S w. Central
Ave., went to st. Joseph hospital for
an operation last Thursday evening.
Sunshine Charity Art Club, met