The northwestern bulletin., 1923-10-27
ST. PAUL

nue. who has been at st. Joseph's
hospital for the past two weeks has
returned home.
The Syncopated four are playing at
the Alexander Cafe In Northfield
Mr.. Elmer Price Is playing cornet
with Mrs. Genievieve Douglass at the
piano.
Keep Off the date Thursday Nov.
29th Thanksgiving day for delicious
home cooked dinner--Adv.
Miss Lottie Gee prima donna with
the Shuttle Along Company is the
guest Of Miss Jessie Oden, 672 st.
Anthony avenue.
The Kings Daughters Charity Cir
Gle gave their annual masque party
on TUESDAY evening at the home of
Mrs. S. L. Rogers, 71s st. Anthony
avenue.
Mr.. John Follings SCI University
avenue was called to Chicago on ac-
count of the sudden death of his
brother William from heart failure.
Deceased was well known business
man who owned and operated a first
class bakery which did an enormous
business. His mother Mrs. Lucy
Follings and six brothers survive
him.
Wait for the Second Annual Ball
to be given by the Fezzanese Court
No. z, Daughters of Isis on Thanks
giving evening, Nov. 29.-Adv.
Larue's Cafe, 1914 Sixth avenue
north. is how open for business and
your patronage is solicited.
The following names were omitted
last week in the item, 'The Harriet
Tubman Civic League" Mrs. Notah
Wilson. vice-president; Mrs. Gene
Munday. Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Mamie Bolden, asst. sec.; Mrs. Maud
Brooks, correspondent sec.; Mrs.
Mary Hickey, chaplain. Mrs. Susan
Evans state federation president ad-
dressed the club and also Miss Amy
Hall, the new secretary of the "Y"
center. $500 was donated to the
Community Chest Fund.
"Please help our needs" The
Sunshine Charity Art Club will give
q fried chicken and ham and green
supper at the home of Mrs. Helen
Williams, 5s3 Rondo street, Thurs
day, November 4. Price 35c.-adv.
The Ladies of the Auxiliary of The
american Legion gave adelightful tea
on Friday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. Lenora Brown, ass st. An
thony avenue.
MRS. Z. l.. Davis, 422 st. Anthony
avenue. a member OF the Marching
CiuD of Como Temple No. 128 at
tended the Elks convention in Chi
cago; later she went to Savannah. Ga.
ana visited her husbands parents
thence to Washington, d. c.. New
YORK Montreal, Quebec, where she
visited friends. She Is expected to
return home this week.
Wait for the Grand Ball at Ken
wood, Armory. Dec. 81. popular
contest Is open to the ladies of 81.
Paul and Minneapolis. For informa-
tion on the popularity contest see
Earl Comfy. 1913 Chicago Ave--Adv
Mr.. Bismark Archer. 314 Western
avenue, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at st. Joseph's hospital
and is getting along nicely.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Roland who are In
Denver. Col, both state that they like
Denver and its climate and are very
much improved in health.
Mrs. w. ]. Alston, SIS Iglehart
avenue, who has been quite i'll is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schuck who
formerly lived at 665 University ave-
nue.. have moved to STA st. Anthony
avenue.
The Saturday Shopper will find
some real live wire specials for their
Sunday dinners at our downtown ad-
vertisers who offer special bargains
and similar inducements during the
week. They will save you real
money.
The st. Paul District of the M. F.
G. w. clubs met at the "Y" center
on Monday afternoon. A splendid
talk was given by Mrs. May Black
Mason who paid fitting tribute to the
late Mrs. Mary B. Talbert honorary
president of the National Federation
Of Women Clubs.
Mr.. Herman Roberts of Yakima,
Wash, stopped over in st. Paul for
brief visit with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Bannister enroute to Chi
cago, Ill, where he will enter the
University of Chicago. Mr.. Roberts
is the possessor Of remarkable
tenor voice and will pursue his voice
training besides specializing in sci
ences and languages.