The northwestern bulletin., 1922-05-06
MINNEAPOLIS

| Inc evening CldSSeS vi the Oulty
Club Dancing School are meeting
with quite a success, judging from
the turnout last Friday. The school
meets again next Friday evening at
Union Hall.
The Twin City Amusement COM
pany will give their spring Ball at
the South Side Auditorium, Monday
evening, May Is. Moore's Orchestra
will furnish the music.
Mr.. Wilbur White, 900 E. 22nd
street, has been confined to the Cen
eral Hospital suffering with stomach
trouble.
Mr.. Willie Weeks was in Elk Riv-
ers, Anoka and Berton, Mimi, last
week on business.
Mrs. John o. Vinegar, $50 7th Ave.
NJ, is feeling very well again, after
long illness.
Anchor Hyliard Lodge No. 2, F. A.
NJ. will give a Grand May Ball at the
beautiful Arcadia Dancing Palace,
Monday evening, May Is. Mr.. Ches-
ter Johnson, Chairman of the enter
tainment committee assures the pub
lie the same good time they are &C
customed to having at the beautiful
hall.
A great evangelistic campaign will
be held at st. Peters A. NJ. E. church,
beginning May IA. 1t will be con-
Quoted by Miss Mary G.. Evans of In
dianapolis, Ind.
A musicale and supper was given
by the Willing Workers club Of st.
Peters A. NJ. E. church, April 16.
Mrs. r. C. Wilson, who formerly
conducted the Wilson Villa" at Mac
kubin and Rondo streets, has moved
to 6S7 St. Anthony Ave.
The card party given by the Young
Women's Club of st. Phillips church
at Masonic Hall last Thursday even
ing was a success. The attendance
was so great that the Hall was not
large enough to accommodate all of
them.
Gopher Lodge No. los will give a
smoker for it's members on May "a.
The Unity Club Dancing School
held last Friday evening was a very
enjoyable affair. A large attendance
of young people reported that they
had a good time. Mrs. Oletha Ran
som and Mr.. Hubert Strong intro
duced the new and beautiful waltz,
'Udora." The next meeting Of the
club will be Friday night, May 12.
Mr.. c. Chavis, 1917 5th Ave. So.
Minneapolis, is a representative of
the land company that is selling prop
erty to colored people who wish to
live in Mexico.
Miss Mary Evans of Indianapolis
will begin Evangelistic services at st.
Peters A. M. E. Church, May IA.
Miss Evans finished in theology at
Wilberforce University 1911. She
has achieved much success in her pro-
fession and comes highly recommend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moulden ap-
pear to know the joys of motoring.
The Coffee Shop on 9Th avenue is
meeting with much success and
should be faithfully supported by all.
Mr.. Jordan has been reinstated on
the City Police force.
Mrs. B. S. Smith has been very sue
cessfui in obtaining members in the
N. A. A. G. P. having up to the pre-
sent time turned in over 40.
Watch for results from the I'm
perial Club, an organization compos-
ed of prominent colored citizens of
Minneapolis. The purpose of which
is to further economic, commercial
and business interests.
Don't forget the Elk's Memorial
Day Dance, May 80 at Elk's Hall,
Sixth and Lyndale avenues North.
A move is being made by Maxey
McDew to obtain more desirable
housing conditions for the Negroes of
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Johns, famous Snowman left
for Chicago, April 80 to make book
ing arrangements for the coming sea-
son. Y
Eleven colored porters were dis
missed from Powers Mercantile Co.
Saturday April %.
The Thursday Whist Club met at
the home of Mrs. Ella Brady, Thurs
day, this is the first meeting to be
held since the Lenten Season is over.
AS usual a pleasant time was enjoyed
by all.
While attending services at ST.
Peters Church Sunday afternoon, Mr.
Kicks was stricken with heart at
tack which resulted in his death.
Mrs. M. w. Washington, accused