The northwestern bulletin., 1923-03-10
ST. PAUL

eight weeks stay in Little Rock,
where she was called to the bedside
of her sick mother.
The Sunshine Charity :-.1 Art Club
pleasantly surprised Mrs. Edith Pear
mon to a party last Wednesday eve
ming at her home TIC Rondo St She
was presented with six beautiful hand
painted plates.
"A Social Dress of 100 Pockets
Party" will be given at the home OF
Mrs. A. w. Jordan, 791 Rondo St.,
Friday evening by the Willing Work
ers Club for the benefit of Mem
orial Baptist Church. A home-cooked
dinner will also be served in con-
junction with the social. Everybody
invited.-Adv.
Brotchher's Pharmacy, corner Rom
do and Dale St., is the latest addi-
ton to the string of Twin City drug
stores now handling the toilet pre-
parations of the Cannon Toilet Man
ufacturing Co.
A first anniversary dinner dance
will be held at the Acme Club Cafe,
Sunday afternoon. A number of res
ervations for the event have already
been made, according to the manage
ment.
Don't forget the Spring Dinner
March 23.-Adv.
Mrs. James Harris, 348 n. Dale
arrived home Saturday evening from
Carthage. Indiana, accompanied by
her son Billy Penn, who is much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. N. Coleman, 314 No. Grotto
ST., has been confined to her home
by illness and is much improved.
The Harriet Tubman Civic League
met Monday afternoon at the Wilder
Charity Building.
Mrs. John Folling, AIS Rondo St.,
left the city last week for Rochester,
Minn,, where. she will be under the
care of the Mayos for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Cordeiia A. Winn, National
Y. w. c. A. worker of New York
City, arrived in st. Paul Monday
Mrs. Winn comes here from Chicago
and during her stay win make sur
vey of the city in the interest of Y
w. c. A. work.
Mrs. Ruth Grice of 672 St. An.
thony Ave-, has returned from an ex'
tensive visit in Topeka, Kansas
where she visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Schuck.
Mrs. Cecilia Sheppard of sos Uni
versity Ave, who has been sick fol
the past week is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Carter of 556
w. Central Ave-, returned home
Thursday after a few weeks visit to
Texas, Arkansas and Missouri.
Mr.. Clifford Bush, formerly OF
Montana, was quietly married to Miss
Ruth Thompson of Devils Lake, N. d.
in this city last Thursday, ceremony
performed by Rev. T. ]. Carr.
Mrs. Andrew Stewart, 479 Rondc
ST., left Thursday morning for Van
couver, B. c., to join her husband
with the intention of making thai
city her future home.
A series of entertainments in ths
interest of Elsie Anderson Campaign
will be given at the Y Club center
5S6 w Central Ave-, on Saturday
evenings. Admission will be 15c
Miss Mabie Douglas will have charge
of the program for tomorrow night
Miss Josephine Tatum for the 18th
and Miss Dequince Jordan for the
Gath.
One of the prettiest card parties
of the Lenten season was given in
honor of Mrs. VIM. Robinson of New
York City, by Mesdames P. L. Cald'
we'll, Geo. Harvey VIM. Archer, f
Brown, Scott Mason, and DR.. L. Lew
is at the residence of Mrs. Caldwell
1899 Sherburne Ave. A color scheme
of blue and white was effectively car
ried out Six tables were arranged
around the cozy rooms, hostess pre-
siding at each table. Mrs. James
Burk captured the first prize. Mrs
VIM. Tandy the second, and Mrs
Chas. H. Miller was awarded the con
ISOLATION. A dainty collation. was serv
ed after which the guests departed
having spent a delightful afternoon
Mrs. VIM. Hilyard, Sr, 792 st. An
thony Ave-, was charming hostess
on Tuesday afternoon when she en-
tertained quite informally compli
menting Mrs. Cordelia Winn of New
York City, "Y" worker who is Wis
iting in the city. A group of ladies
were asked to meet Mrs. Winn wht
possesses pleasing peronality. A
delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess after which the guests de
parted having spent an enjoyable af
ternoon.