The northwestern bulletin., 1922-06-03
SAINT PAUL

Mrs. Marguerite Mason, 94I 81. An
thony avenue, left last Friday for Ev-
anston, Illinois where she will be the
guest of Mrs. John Griffin who has
often visited in st. Paul.
Mrs. Plummer and daughter Mil
dred are now residing at 369 Aurora
avenue.
Mr.. William Hardy, SIS st. Antho-
ny avenue, is still quite sick.
The Bess-Mund Tea Rooms at 3SS
Kent street has been decorated and
the name changed to Bess- Mund Chop
House.
Judging from the popularity of the
queen contest, the moonlight boat
excursion to be given by The Unity
Club, Thursday evening, June Sth,
will be gala affair. Moore's Jazz
Band will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aston, 453
Mackubin street, are the proud poses
sors of lovely new Case car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley are
the proud parents of a seven-pound
boy, born May 27.
Mr.. James E. White, of the law
firm of Denison, Walker and White,
Chicago, spent Memorial Day in st.
Paul. Mr.. White, who was here on
business, stopped with Mr.. Jose H.
Sherwood, 97S st. Anthony avenue.
Mr.. Charles Smith Of Seattle was
in the city last week and the guest
of Mr.. U. S. Grant, 1913 Sherburne
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. James
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver spent
Memorial Day with DR.. and Mrs. V.
D. Turner at their summer home
Mr.. S. e. Hall made Memorial Day
pleasant for a bunch of children with
a party in the woods.
The Sunshine Charity and Art
Club met at the home of Mrs. A. II
WASHINGTON, $50 Rondo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Starks have
moved into their own home at 994
Rondo street.
A card party will be given by the
Fezzanese Court No. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. B. Taylor, 655 w. Cen
trail avenue, Thursday evening, June
8 at 1880 P. NJ. Admission 10 cents
Prizes will be given away. Everybody
inv;ted ADV
On Decoration Day, Mrs. Lawrence
Mccoy, 4S7 st. Anthony Ave., was
the hostess at an elaborate breakfast
given in honor of Misses Lucelia Ell,
liot, Grace Wills and Mildred Kemp
three of the bride-elects for June
The table was very artistically ar
ranged, a color scheme of green anc
white predomination. Covers were
laid for nine.
Mr.. Evan H. Anderson, lawyer
5O4 Court Block, who is a candidate
for the legislature from the 3Sth dis
trict. is working hard in his distric
for the nomination at the primar,
election, June 10. Mr.. Anderson ha'
been pledged support from his man!
friends and a club is now being or
ganized to help promote his cam
paign.
Miss Edythella Adams, st. Anthon!
Ave-, gave a very delightful and u
niuue "Slumber Party" in honor O.
Misses Lucelia Elliot, Grace Wills
and Mildred Kemp at her home las
Saturday evening. The pleasant sur
prise and feature of the party wa:
the telling of Mrs. Davit
Hall, who disguised as gypsy for
tune teller, prophesized the mos
wonderful things of her listeners
Miss Adams guests, seven young lad
les in number, on their departure th'
following morning after delicious
breakfast, gave their hostess vot'
thony Ave, last week. The transac
as a most ideal entertainer.
Mrs. Hannah H. McMakin pur
chased the property at I'll st. An
thony Ave., last week. The transsac
tion was handled by the Twin Cit!
Realty Co.
Young ladies and young men arr
wanted to join our sales force. Appl!
to the st. Paul Universal Co., So
Court Block, Cedar 3173. ADV
Mrs. Laura-May Schuck and fam
lily returned from Kansas City las
Monday.
Miss Lucelia Elliot was the hono
guest on Wednesday afternoon from
4 to s o'clock at miscellaneou
shower given by Mrs. Mark Gibbs
and Miss Grace Wills at the latter''
residence, 1904 Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. Oscar Tudos, 55S Arundel st
who underwent an operation at thu
Miller Hospital last Monday, is i'm