The northwestern bulletin., 1922-08-19
SAINT PAUL


nue., proved a charming hostess at
dinner in honor of DR.. Wall of Louis
vile, Kentucky. A handsome bou-
quet OF sweet peas formed the center
piece. Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. w. A. Benjamin, 756 Iglehart
Avenue, entertained host Of friends
on Wednesday evening at musicale
complimentary to Miss AHeen Reese
OF Providence, r. /.
About twenty couples enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. Elinor Barksdale
Smith at dancing party given at her
nome, $40 Aurora Avenue, on last
Monday evening in honor of DR.. Wall
of Louisville, Kentucky. Excellent
music was furnished by Mr.. Sidney
williams whilst delicious punch was
dispensed during the evening by Miss
Alice Joyce and Master Howard
Barksdale.
Mrs. ]. r. White of New York
City, who is stopping at the Henri
eta, spent last Friday in Minneapolis
as the guest of Mrs, George Barnett,
3421 Oakland Avenue.
A very novel affair was given on
Sunday evening in honor of DR.. Wall
of Louisville, Kentucky. A motor
launch ride down the Mississippi RI
yer, stopping at one of the islancs
for lunch, was highly enjoyed by the
party of friends consisting of ten In
number.
Mr.. George w. Steward, Grand
Travelling Deputy and Past Exalted
Ruler of Gopher Lodge No. los, /.
B. P. o. E. W., was the recipient of
a very beautiful display of apprect
alton on last Wednesday evening
when the delegation from Como Tenn
ple No. 12S waited on him and car
ried him to the lodge meeting. Mr..
Steward was then presented with a
solid gold Elk's head with a swing
bar. On the Elk's head is engraved
B. P. o. E., and on the bar Past
Exalted Ruler" On the reverse side
of the pin is engraved From Como
Temple, No. 128 to Mr.. George w.
Steward" Mr.. Steward is called the
Daddy" of the Elks in St Paul, "and
is held in high esteem by everyone
that knows him"
Comfortable room to let to one or
two gentlemen. 612 w. Central
Ave., Dale 4403.
Mesdames S. F. Mason and Mae
Mason contemplate leaving the city
about the 25th inst. for Dodge Cen,
ter, Minnesota where they will visit
about ten days.
Among the pretty affairs given for
the visitors in st. Paul was an after
noon reception given by Mesdames
Jack Sparks and l.. r. Hill at the
formers residence, 633 w. Central
avenue in honor of their guests Mes
danes George Tate and Esther Peter
son of Chicago, and Miss Cora Town
send of Cincinnatii, Ohio. Assisting
the hostess were Mesdames Bette
Jones, William Mills, Floyd Walker,
Malcolm Bradshaw, Clarence Jones
and John Kelley. A color scheme of
yellow and green was effectively car
ried out in the decorations. Tall
vases of yellow golden glow graced
the parlor while an elaborate center
piece of Ophelia roses and golden
glow formed the floral decoration for
the dining table. Artistic shades in
the prevailing colors covered the
chandeliers.
Mr.. Thompson of Iowa City, Iowa,
enroute to Leech Lake, Minnesota,
was a guest at the Henrietta last
week.
Rev. S. P. Anderson of New York
City, who visited his daughter Mrs.
Sophia Parker, his grandchildren and
great grandchildren, for two weeks
in our city, has arrived safely in
New York.
Mrs. Ruth Pitts entertained at din,
ner on Wednesday of last week in
honor of Mrs. F. Anderson of Chicago
and Mrs. N. Day and son of st. Paul.
Pa, sister of Miss Josephine Proteau
and sister of the late Mrs. Eta Grant
will leave this week for her home
after a pleasant visit in the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. Timothy Howard, 767 Rondo
Street, left last Monday morning for
a visit with his grandparents in Nash
Vile, Tennessee. Enroute to Tennes-
see, Mr.. Howard will visit Kansas
City, st. Louis, and Chicago.
Mr. Sidney Cuthbert, $40 Iglehart
Avenue returned from the city
hospital last Saturday where he has
been confined for the last five months.