The northwestern bulletin., 1922-07-01
SAINT PAUL

wife of Chicago, Illinois are guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Lealtad, ass Mac
kubin street.
20 more days before the all day
boat excursion given by the Railroad
Mems AssociatiOn.-Adv.
The Ramsey County central COM
mittee of the American Legion has
started a service census drive to as
certain the number of ex-service men
in st. Paul and the Leslie Lawrence
post is taking an active part in the
drive.
The Leslie Lawrence Post meets the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month at Little Pilgrim on-the-Hill.
An extraordinary interesting meeting
is to be held Tuesday evening.
The annual Episcopal picnic will
be held Wednesday, July IL at Stubbs
Bay.
Como Temple No. 1913, Daughters
of Elks, will give their first moon
light boat excursion Thursday even
ing July G. This organization gave
some very pleasant excursions last
season and from present indications
should do very good this season.
The Union Station Red Caps" un-
der the caption of the Twin City Plea
sure Club have made all arrange
ments for their moonlight excursion
down the river Monday evening, July
8. The boys have inaugurated tick
ct selling contest. Prizes will be CIV
en- to the winners.
The first daylight excursion to be
given this season will be given by the
Anderson Circle of st. James A. NJ.
E. church Wednesday, July 5. The
proceeds from the excursion will go
into the building fund of the church.
Rev. L. w. Harris. pastor of Mem
orial Baptist church, has started to
work raising funds with which to re-
pair his church. Already he reports
that the fund is being subscribed in
a pleasing manner.
Mrs. Belle McCann of Shelbyville.
Illinois, who was guest of Mrs. w.
B. Elliot, AIS University avenue, left
Wednesday night of last week. She
will visit in Chicago before returning
home.
Miss Mildred Kemp, whose we'd
ding occurred on last Wednesday eve
ming, was the guest of honor at many
delightful pre-nuptial parties.
The Mems club of St. Phillips Ep-
iscopal church will give their annual
outing at Stubbs Bay.
Mrs. Harold Combs of Minneapolis
entertained the bride-elect, Miss Mil
dred Kemp on last Tuesday. A bed
room shower was given in her honor
DR.. Reeler of Mason City, Iowa,
the guest of Mrs. Dover, 912 Gaultier
street.
Mrs. Malcolm Bradshaw and Mrs.
William Mills entertained at the for
mers home on Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Mildred Kemp at a
linen shower. Little Miss Doris
Bradshaw, dressed as little laundry
girl and carrying a decorated basket,
conveyed the gifts to the bride-to-be.
Miss Edythella Adams contem-
plates spending her vacation in Los
Angeles, California.
The Misses Grace Lealtad and Bel
la Taylor, and Messrs. Harold Parker
and Paul Crane gave Twilight Dan
cling Party at the Y. w. c. A. Club
Center on Tuesday evening compli-
mentary to Miss Mildred Kemp, a
bride of the week.
Mr.. Billy Townsend of Cincinatti,
Ohio, fight manager and promoter, is
in the city for a few weeks. He is
seeking matches for Battling Monroe
and Leo Patterson, A. E. F. champ
ion. Mr.. Townsend is a brother of
Mrs. L. R. Hill and is guest of Mr..
Charles Quigley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Carter of the
Idlewild Resort Company, who were
in the city for two weeks on bus
mess trip, left Monday night for Ce-
dar Rapids. Iowa. Mr.. Carter is as
sistant Sales Manager Of the Idlewild
Resort Company.
Mr.. Robert Hickman returned from
Omaha Tuesday morning after resid-
ing in that city for several months.
He reports that Omaha is nice lit
tie wide awake city.
Mr.. X. d. Miller, 429 University
avenue, was the host last Sunday eve-
ming to one of the most delightful
dinner parties given at The Henriet-
ia recently. After delicious dinner
had been served, an exchange OF
views on different matters of impor-