The Appeal., 1922-08-19

l MIS-. II. =. hUSSell OF aOuLQTlo
Okla, who has been spending tn,
summer with her cousin, Mrs. C. w
/ / Wigington, left for her home las
Saturday. Mrs Russell was honor
guest at g. number Of social func
tions while in St. Paul.
THE COSMOPOLITAN GRO.
Gerry, 558 ST. Anthony, has beer
taken over by j. II. Webb who will
conduct a first class store, containing
everything in the grocery line. Pur-
chases promptly delivered. Your
patronage is solicited. Tel. Dale
AIT.
Messrs. o. C. and A. v. Hall have
secured 81 nice lots on Round Lake
| near Little Canada, and intend to in
augurate family colony of desirable
people who can purchase the lots at
reasonable rates. The location is
beautiful and will make desirable
summer homes. Xxx
The local branch Of National Bust
ness League had meeting Thurs
day evening at Little Pilgrim of
which Owen Howell was temporary
chairman and G. D. Howard was tenn
porary secretary After some pre-
iiminaries they called another meet
ing at the same place for August 81
when they will reorganize and elect
new officers. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Benjamin, 756
Iglehart avenue, gave musicale
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Aileen G. Reise of Providence, r. l.,
L0 ic of N,co r
Maxwell, IT'S Iglehart avenue. Miss
Reise favored those present by sing
ing group Of five songs most
charminglv. Mr.. w. A. Hilyard ia
vored with a violin solo. There were
about 80, guests invited all of whom
spent a most delightful evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mitchell of 3O3
Front street, and Miss Noneka Doug
less. Mrs. Mitchell's sister, teacher
IN the public schools of St. Louis,
Mo-, who is spending her vacation
here, returned Friday Of last week
from an extended motor trip out
yer, Colorado Springs, Pixies Peak
and Cheyenne, camping by the way
side. In ali they Travelled 1880 miles,
making the finest trip of their lives.
Who can say Mr.. Mitchell is not en-
titled to he called the Flying Dutch
man" Of St. Paul?
Last Sunday while OH their way to
a picnic at Point Douglass, a truck
containing Mrs. E. W. Lindsay, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Follings, Mr.. Andrew
Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iels. BY some means the truck was
overturned and Mrs. Lindsay had her
ankle sprained and she sustained sew
eral bruises on her face and body.
his foot and Mrs. Follings was so
nital at Hastings. Mrs. Lindsay is
at home but is getting along nicely
as also are the others. /
Mrs. J. H. Jones, 497 Carroll ave-
nue., was hostess at superb break
fast Wednesday, that was a delight |
for all who were present. There
were present Rev. Father w. S. u.
Challoughlezilczise, of the. Coptic |
Church of East Africa and Prince of |
the Royal House Of Ethiopia, Mrs.
L. NJ. Jones, Seattle, WASH; Mrs.
Lille Hayes, Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs.
Iettie Carr. Kansas City, Kan; Mrs. |
L. V. Crocker, New York city; Mr..
Prince Collins, Kansas; Mrs. John |
Small. Iowa: Mrs. Bette Lowe Jack
son, Mrs. Rebecca Tyrell, Miss L. A. |
Powell and Mr.. w. T. Olds, insur-
ance agent of st. Paul, also little |
Misses Doris and Reha Jones. Mrs.
Jones, the hostess, met Rev. Father
1halloughlezilczise in Texas during |
the war and being an agent Of the
Oakes-Sydes-For Co.. kept the
nrince supplied with "Superior'
;iolet articles.