The northwestern bulletin., 1922-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS

haha avenue, accompanied by Mrs.
Nellie Washington of ST. Paul, spent
last Monday in st. Paul soliciting ad-
vertisement for the Style Revue and
Living Pictures show to be held at
the Church Club, Dale and Portland
avenue. May 2.
The dance given by the Railroad
Mems Association last Wednesday
night at the South Side Auditorium
was a very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Niles Cannon, who has been
living in st. Paul with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Parke, returned to Mime
apolis last week.
The Musicale and Dance given by
Miss Nina Patterson last week was
well attended and enjoyed by every
one.
The Board of the Minnesota Fed
Grafton Of Colored Women's club met
with Mrs. Charles M. Force, 1928
Minnehaha avenue, Friday afternoon
April 27. twenty-five members were
present.
The n. A. A. c. p. will hold a mass
meeting at st. Peters church May g.,
to arouse interest in the membership
drive headed by Mr.. VIM. Jeffery,
chairman of the membership commit
tee.
Mr.. Alfred Moore has been instru-
mental in changing the Maceo Club
into the Culinary Club, which is a
branch of the American Federation
of Labor.
Minneapolis social life was well re-
presented at the debutante party for
Miss Rachel Gooden of st. Paul, Fri
day night.
Many attended the Easter services
at st. Thomas church, Daisy Ora.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Bur-
ton was christened.
Attorney Gale Hilyer was pleasant
1y surprised by stag party given by
his wife.
Mrs. Eugene Pratt and son Eu-
gene, Jr., left for Des Moines, Iowa
last Friday.
Mrs. Donald Brady was the hostess
of the Matrons Club on Wednesday
afternoon. A daintily arranged lun-
cheon was served. which cleverly sug-
gested the Easter Season. Mrs. j..
Howard Curry was guest.
Rev. Jones of st. Paul is conduct
ing revival services at st. James
Church.
Mr.. w. w. Williams, chef at the
Merchant Cafe, has been ill for few
days.
Richard Mann, who has been ill
for several weeks, is better.
Mr.. Franklyn, former resident
of Minneapolis, at present OF Seattle.
made a trip thru the city, and re-
ported that business conditions on
the coast are quite as strained as
other parts of the country.
Charles Brady is making a COM
mendable record in singing and
dancing act, appearing at several OF
the popular local theatres and cafes.
Mr.. Martin Brown has opened a
contracting aud Real Estate office,
sol Kasota Bldg.
I. x. L. Players will give a drama
entitled, 1.-THE other Girl" May 1
at St. Stephens Auditorium.
1t may be interesting and encour-
aging to those who possess literary
ability to hear that Miss Helen Per-
ry of Chicago, recently won a $500
prize in a scenario contest. This is
perhaps the one field in which racial
prejudice is not SO keenly felt. and
where real talent comes into its own.
Several promising and enterprising
businesses have recently opened up
on North 9Th Avenue. They pleas
antly remind one Of the stroll" In
the Windy City.
Moore's Jazz Orchestra will play
the accompaniment for the Frisco
& Co.," dancing act appearing at the
Capitol Theater in st. Paul. Satur-
day, April 20. His band will also
play for the same act at the State
Theater in Minneapolis the next
week.
Mrs. r. Blackwell and Mr.. Clyde
Walker have served on the petty Jury
for kS,a no c% fxu0 u1aaIQ