The northwestern bulletin., 1923-03-31

MINNEAPOLIS

Electa Chapter NO. 73, D. Il. S.,
held initiation Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fred w. Parkinson has rc-
turned from a six weeks trip to Kan
sas City, Mo.
Mrs. Clara Christopher, wife of
DR.. N. X. Christopher Of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in the city Sunday
morning for few days visit with
her aunts, Mrs. Blanche Genetto,
1900 5th Ave. So. and Mrs. McNair,
Mrs. Christopher is the second
colored woman ever to be admitted
to the Ohio Bar. She left Wednes-
day for her home accompanied by
her little daughter Odessa who has
been with Mrs. Genetto the past two
months.
The Kansas Club held an open
meeting at st. Peter A. M. E. ChurcE
March 21, 1923. Mrs d. Bryan
Attorney Gale Hilyer and Mrs. M
Smith were the speakers. 1t was
suggested that twenty men be named
to conduct a drive in May to raise
$1,000. 1t will be supervised by the
Women's Christian Association. The
amount raised will be given to the
women's Christian Association. The
w. G.. A. is not connected with the
Y. w. C. A. .....
The Minneapolis Sunday Forum
will meet April 1st. A special pro
gram has been scheduled. Rev. d
NJ. Jordan will give an illustrated
lecture on the Tenth American. Mrs
Iona Poore will render a solo, and
Mr.. Ernest James will render a cello
Solo. Everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Priscilla Stokes Gordon ot
1920 5th Ave. So. arrived home from
a six weeks trip to Chicago ant
other points in Iowa and Nebraska
was called away Saturday on &C
count of the serious illness of hel
mother Mrs. E. w. Phillips, 81
Ot., dhhIOh, Ian.
z. C. Alta Commandery No. 2;
knights Templar and Pilgrim Com
mandery of st. Paul will hold thei
annual Easter Services Sunday, Ap
ril 1st, 1923, at st. Peter A. M. E
church, 22nd and 10th Ave. So., Min
neapolis at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Mildred Brooks died at he
home 1118 9Th Ave. No., Tuesday
March 27 after long illness.
Mrs. Georgia Richardson, 900 w
22nd ST., was charming hostess tas
Tuesday evening when she entertain
ed the Jolly Twelve. A short sketcl
was given, A Fake Marriage, which
was highly enjoyed. Games wer'
played and prices were awarded Mis-
Mildred Howard captured first, Mrs
Dolores Wilson, second. Miss Claudi;
Few was awarded the consolation
Delicious refreshments were served
Mr.. Geo. Barnett of 3421 Oakland
Ave. is recovering from his recen
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young of Chi
cago, ILL.,, were the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Prestol
1924 42nd Ave. So.
Mr.. Edward Hammond is serious
ly ill at the General hospital follow
ing an operation.
Mr.. Bonapart, nephew of Mrs. Johl
Hoffman, 1926 Smelling Ave., wa
buried March 81. He was a victim
of pneumonia.
Mr.. Martin Brown of the New Wa,
Home Builders returned to the cit.
after spending the winter in Kansa
and Oklahoma.
The Economy Meat Market, 81
Sixth Ave. N. will have enlarge,
quarters very shortly. The bushes
has grown under the management o
Messrs. Buford and Posten to the ex
tent that increased space is nece
| sary.
Palm Sunday was fittingly observe,
in every church in the city.
Last Saturday night, Misses Min,
Patterson, Dorothy Snydor and MI
Walter Chestnut were the guests o
Mr.. Wendell Jones. postal clerk, on ;
trip through the Minneapolis post
office.