The northwestern bulletin., 1923-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS


Mr. Poston of Kansas University, a
student of pharmacy, is in the city
and is visiting his brother the grocer.
Mr.. Cappel has entered the Agri-
cultural department of the Universe
ty of Minnesota.
Mr.. Gale Hilyer has returned from
Northern Minnesota, where he made
a business trip.
Clarence Bell is in Ortonville on
hunting trip. Mr.. Bell has won quite
reputation for his success in this
sport.
Mr.. James Smith of the First Ma
tional bank is on a vacation.
Mr.. John Allison made an interest
ing trip to Pittsburg, to bring back
prisoner.
Miss Alice Brown entertained Mrs.
Crittenden of Hot Springs at motor
ing party, with chicken dinner at a
roadhouse. Mrs. Gertrude Moore
and Mr.. Brooks were present.
Mr.. Chas. Brady, who left for Chi
cago to attend the Elks' convention,
is still in the Windy City and will
remain there Indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gibbs have pur-
chased a beautiful home.
Mr.. Sylvester oliver, who has been
under the weather, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Carrie Crittenden of Hot
Springs, Ark, was the guest of hon
or at dinner party given by Mrs.
Nota Wilson of st. Paul on Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson was a most delightful
hostess.
Mrs. Crittenden left for her home
on Monday evening after most de-
lightful two weeks visit in the Twin
Cities.
Have you heard about it? What?
Why, the Business League Exposition
in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cannon, Jr.,
Mrs. M. o. Cannon, Sr., and DR.. How
ard Shepard arrived in the city Fri
day night after most interesting
motor trip throughout the East. The
points visited were Chicago, Indian
apolis, Columbus, Wheeling, w. Va,
Hagarstown, Md, through the Allie
gheny Mountains, Blue Ridge and
Catskill to Philadelphia and New
York. They met many old friends,
several of whom were former resi-
dents of the Twin Cities, among whom
were: DR.. and Mrs. Alexander, who
have purchased beautiful home in
New York. Mrs. McGhee and daugh-
ter Ruth, Clarence Smith, John
White, Layton Wheaton, Mrs. Cora
Neal Saunders and many others.
They stopped at the well equipped
hotel in Columbus, Ohio, that is
owned and operated by one of our
group and is first-class in every re-
spect. They also saw the beautiful
Niagara Falls.
Miss Marvel Jackson arrived in the
CITY lEoA NduSdS Sily oh ciioos'
Mrs. l.. w. Bingham is planning
to leave the city for Montreal, Can
ada, this week.
Miss Francis Smith expects to at
tend Howard university this year.
She will enter junior law. Miss Smith
completed. the academic course at the
University of Minnesota. ...
Miss Mary Wylie is visiting her
grandfather, George Wylie, in Spar
ia, Ill.
Miss Marienne E. jeffrey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jeffrey, 3529
Fourth avenue south, who has been
the guest of Miss Essie Henderson Of
Chicago for the past six weeks. re-
turned to her home last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. VIM. S. Neal and little daugh-
ter Louise have returned from an ex-
tended visit at San Antonio, Texas,
and Chicago, where they visited rel
atives and friends. Mrs. Neal was
uellSHIi uliy SuIcl IdihCu dI q huhuCi
of social activities.
Bet King Tut wished he were liv-
ing to see the Style Show in the Busi-
ness Exposition.
Mrs. Grace Gibbs, formerly teach
er in Birmingham, Ala, was assist
ing temporarily at Alexander's Cafe
in Northfield, MINI. She will leave
shortly for an extended visit in the
East.
The Askine Marine team will play
the Uptown Sanitary team at Lexing-
ton Park on Sunday and Monday aft
ernoon Nicollet Park in Minneapolis
will be the scene of action between
the two teams.
The Askine Marines have played
forty-three games this season and
have only lost eleven. Don't miss
seeing your favorite team play.
Mrs. Virginia Stoval and mother,
Mrs. Virginia Curry, left Sunday for