The northwestern bulletin., 1922-08-12
SAINT PAUL

who died at the city hospital on Mon
day was held Friday afternoon from
the chapel of Simpson & Wills. In
terment at Oakland cemetery.
Miss Mrytle Williams of Collins
Mississippi is visiting in the city, the
guest of Miss Grace Lealtad, 465 Nc
Kubin st.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Hall and little
son Orrington, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Brown, motored to Alexandria
last week.
Miss Aileen Reese of Providence,
Rhode Island is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Henry Maxwell, IT'S Iglehart
Avenue.
Mrs. Cassie Melker, Worthy Ma
tron of st. Paul Chapter No. 20, o.
E. s., left last week for an extensive
trip. She will visit the Grand Chap
tor at Cairo, Illinois and thence to
Mexico, Missouri. She will also be
the guest of the Harmony Grand
Chapter in st. Louis.
The Misses Oden, 672 st. Anthony
avenue, have as their house guest,
Miss Anabelle Odell who is a teacher
in tue public schools at Detroit, Mi
chigan.
Will some one of the many friend
who handled the glasses belonging
to Miss Zovell Sleet at the Union Pic
mic at Minnehaha Falls on July IL,
kindly give information regarding
same on return. The glasses were
made of special lenses for 10 year
old child. If you have any knowledge
of the whereabouts of the glasses,
kindly phone Mrs. George Sleet, Dale
1854. ADV.
Mrs. L. Roland and Mrs. J. Brown
gave a delightful handkerchief sur
prise party on last Friday afternoon
for Mrs. F. Anderson and Mrs. l..
Follings of Chicago.
Mrs. II. G. Jones of Nashville, Ten
nessee is in the city visiting her son,
Mr.. j. B. Jones, SIS st. Anthony ave
nue..
Mrs. w. j. Gardner, 369 Jay St,
gave delightful party on last Thurs
day evening in honor of the birthday
of her daughter Agnes. Covers were
laid for eight young lady friends of
her daughters.
About thirty four couples of the
younger set were the guests of the
Misses Laura and Marguerite Oden at
a dancing party on Tuesday evening
in honor of their cousin, Miss Anna
belle Odell of Detroit.
DR.. J. H. Wall of Louisville, KY,
is visiting in st. Paul. He rs stop
ping at The Henrietta.
Mr.. w. r Hardy, SIS st. Anthony
Ave-, is at home again after several
weeks at st. Joseph's hospital. His
condition is much improved.
VIM. d. Corsey is being held at the
county Jail for examination for in
sanity.
DR.. William H. Gilbert and wife
of Maiden, Mass, passed thru the
city last Saturday.
Funeral services for Mr. Ben Stew.
art were held from Pilgrim Baptist
church Monday afternoon by Gopher
lodge No. los, Rev. L. w. Harris of,
ficiated.
Mrs. p. A. Scott, formerly of Chi.
cago, now of Minneapolis, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Z. p.
Graves, COS w. Central.
The members of the Sterling Clu'
will give private picnic at Tanners
Lake on August %.
Don't forget the Brownskin Picnic
and Dance given by the Overseas
Boys at Morris Park, Bass Lake on
Wednesday, August 23. ADV.
Gopher Lodge No. los will give
a grand picnic at Tanners Lake on
Wednesday afternoon. This is the
first picnic Gopher has given for a
long time and it is expected that a
large crowd will attend.
Mesdames George Lucas and VIM.
B. Tandy are spending few weeks
at the beautiful Idlewild, Michigan
summer resort.
Mrs. Edith Bray Settles was hostess
last week to delightful motor trip
about the Twin Cities. The guests
were Mrs. George Tate, Mrs. Esther
Peterson and Miss Cora Townsend.
Mr.. Malcolm Bradshaw, 566 w.
Central avenue is recovering rapidly
from his recent illness.
Mrs. HI. X. Thompson of Duluth
is spending a three weeks vacation
with her sister, Mrs. b. A. Stephens,
1881 Park Ave.
Mrs William Mills and Mrs NAL