The northwestern bulletin., 1923-04-28
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. J. w. Price Of. the Howard
Chemical Co., 2104 4th Ave. So.,
spent several days out of the city on
official bushes. Mr.. Price represents
the company in the capacity Of sales
man, being one of the most efficient
of the force.
The many friends of Mrs. M. E.
Hall formerly Of the Poro Beauty
Parlor will be pleased to know that
she has resumed the beauty culture.
at her home, 2743 11th Ave. So.
Mrs. Hall Is one of our most efficient
and experienced artists in her chosen
vocation.
Our subscribers, advertisers and
friends are invited to attend the
grand celebration at Union Hall Fri
day evening. May 4th given by the
st. Paul Negro Business League.
ADV.
The Memorial services for the late
Walter H. Chestnut will be held Sum
day afternoon May 18th at st. James
A. M. e. church, corner Jay and Full
Ter. Saint Paul.
Mr.. Billy Combrey is playing at
the Gayety theatre this week. Mr..
Combrey will be billed there for six
weeks with special stock company.
A most agreeable surprise party
was given on Sunday evening by Mrs.
Joe Levy, 1927 Fourth Ave. So.. COM
plimentary to her husband, who, cele-
brated his natal day. A beautiful
cake with CD candles
graced the center of the table. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-one guests.
All departed at late hour, having
spent very enjoyable evening.
Theatrical Notes ~
Mr.. Jean Collins better known as
The Flash, played at the Hennepin
Orpheum with the Seattle Harmony
Kings. Mr.. Collins was highly enter
tanned by his many friends whilst in
the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Collins will finish his last en-
gagement with the Harmony Kings at
the Palace Theatre in Chicago. Dur
ing next season he will travel with
his own speciality.
Mr.. VIM. Wrice, graduate of the
'22 clas sof McPhail Conservatory OF
Music has been offered a splendid
position as instructor at Langston
University, Langston, Okla. Mr..
Wrice has not decided definitely on
acceptance.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hughes,
Jr., have temporarily closed their
home at 1895 Clinton Ave-, and are
living at 1925 4th Ave. So.
Mr.. James Carter has returned to
the city after visiting friends and rel
atives in Duluth.
Little Dorothy Blakely is rapidly re-
covering from an attack of Measles.
Mr.. N. w. Boswell, 1921 4th Ave
So, was a visitor in Chicago several
days last week.
Mr.. Charles Gooch returned to the
city Sunday after spending ten days
in Milwaukee In the interest of the
baseball activities. Mr.. Gooch is
now In Sioux City, Ia, on a similar
trip.
The Askin- Marine Red Sox are GO
ing through strenuous training in
pr sparing for the season. Mgr. VIM.
McKinnon predicts his team will be
one of the strongest in the North
west. Several men will don the grey
and maroon this year.
Rev. ]. H. Haygood has returned
to Indianapolis, Ind, after spending
ten days in revival services at the
Peoples Christian Mission. Rev. Hay
good was royalty received and made
many friends during his visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p-sdy, 1915
10th Ave. So, are the proud parents
of baby girl. Mother and daughter
are progressing wonderfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stratford, who
were billed at the Seventh st. Thea
ire this past week, were greatly ap-
plauded in their musical skit.