The northwestern bulletin., 1922-09-23
SAINT PAUL

MIS-. II. HlXOn, $40 university ave.
She plans to visit here indefinitely.
Miss Ethel Low, 726 Sherburne
Ave., and Mr.. Claude Green of Min
neapolis were quietly married last
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Murieo Luclas, 4O6 N. Dale
ST., accompanied by her grandmothe-
Mrs. Mills, left for visit to Chicago
last week.
Miss Gladys Smith, 558 Arundel
ST., returned home last Friday after
a weeks VISIT to Galesburg, Ill.
Louis, Jr., is the latest arrival at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E.
House, 231 st. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. Arthur Williams, pugilist, re-
turned to- the city after engaging in
several bouts on the Pacific Coast.
He returns with several decisions in
his favor.
Miss Maude Wanzer. former grad
uate of Macaleter College is now
touring the west giving musical re-
citals. She has been well received in
Los Angeles and st, Louis.
Mrs. M. P. Howell VINO is visiting
her son Mr.. owen Howell, 941 Rondo
St. was the weekend guest of Mrs.
Ella johnson of Sixth Ave. NJ, Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Evelyn Cowan, milliner, 245
Carroll Ave., is at home again after
an absence of over two months.
Mr.. o. U. Bray, real estate dealer,
and his sister, Mrs. Edith Settle, 94S
st. Anthony Ave-, returned to the
city this week after motor trip to
Chicago.
The Acme Club Cafe, 317R Wa
basha ST., formerly operated by Mr..
w. II. Reams, is now under the new
management of Mr.. Charles Burke.
Mr.. Ream's many patrons are sorry
to see him leave but Mr.. Burke as
sumes his responsibilities well recon-
mended.
Mr.. A. T. Hall of Pittsburgh, Pa.
and daughter Lois also Mrs. e. Boyer
of Chicago were the inspirations Tor
MANY social functions during their
stay in St. Paul. An interesting al
fair was a progressive dinner begin
ming at Mrs. S. E. Hall residence 99o
Iglehart ave. Mrs. S. l.. Rasom was
host for the fourth course which was
beautifully served at "The Henriet-
ta."
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cage. 495
Fuller ave., presided over break
fast of perfect appointment on last
Sunday morning complimentary to
Mayme Coins and her fiance, Mr.. A.
Scott, covers were laid for six. A
pretty center piece of garden flowers
graced the table and place cards
were miniature bride and groom.
Mrs. Harold Hilyard entertained
charmingly last Thursday afternoon
at a kitchen shower at her mothers
home in honor of her sister Miss
Mayme Coins. Judging from the
numerous culinary articles received
by the bride-to-be her meals will be
very appetizing. Whist was the fea-
ture of the afternoon, Mrs. Elinor
Smith captured first prize japan.
ese teapot and Mrs. Walter Smith
won the consolation.
Mrs. Birdie High, STA st. Antho'
ny ave., returned Saturday from a
two months visit in Chicago. Mrs.
High reports an enjoyable time and
she was the recipient Of many social
courtesies.
Mr.. Walter Morrison of Detroit
Michigan, is a guest at "The Henri
eta"
Miss Rhetta Dodd and Miss Cora
Trevan are spending the week end
at "The Henrietta"
Mrs. Matte King of sos Universi
ty ave-, is quite sick and confined tc
ucI hOhiC.
Mr.. and Mrs. La More, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B Thomas of Miles City
Montana are domiciled at The Hen
rietta. Mr.. Thomas holds position
as foreman for Addison Miller con
tractor of this city.
Miss Julia White of Bellingham
Washington spent the week end as
guest of Miss Eleanor Smith, GAS
Aurora ave., enroute to Wilberforce
college which she will enter this fall
The younger set are looking for
ward eagerly to the opening of "The
Unity Cub Dancing School" next
week at Union Hall where pleas
ant evening may be spent and the
highest standard of entertainment Is
maintained.
Miss Louise Jackson Of Waco. Tex.