The northwestern bulletin., 1923-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS

visiting at the home of Mrs. Bina
Cabbell, zoos Second avenue south.
Mrs. Shelton is the well known Mas
seuse of Winona. While in the city
she patronized the Poro Beauty Par
lors of Smith and Batrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mccullough,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Brady and son, motored to Chi
cago to attend the Elks' convention.
They left Thursday morning.
Mrs. Carl Wade and. son, Junior,
left Thursday evening for Corinth,
Miss. returning about the middle Of
october.
Miss Mildred Hemenway of Red
Wing, Mimi, arrived in the city Sun
day, August 19, for visit with her
cousins, Miss Nina Patterson and
Howard A. r. Patterson, GIG Sixth
avenue north.
On August 81 Miss Eva b. Walker
will offer six weeks course of in
structions free to children between
the ages of 10 to Is years. At the
conclusion of the course a public
demonstration will be given and each
child will show the result of his or
her training. Parents wishing to en-
roll their children will kindly get in
touch with Miss Walker at her res
idence, 1925 Fourth avenue south.
Colfax 5126. Class limited to twen-
ty-five.-Adv.
Mr.. Ralph Watson, who is employ
ed by the Northwestern Consolidated
Milling company, is now on his vaca-
tion.
Mrs. ]. L. LeLoney and Mrs. A. l..
Saunders, wives of practicing physi-
clans of Memphis, Tenn, are the
house guests of Mrs. Milton Shanks.
They arrived in the city on August
8, and will leave September 1, stop
ping at Chicago and st. Louis. Dur
ing their stay in the city they have
been elaborately entertained by the
following: Mrs. r. H. Settles MRS
Settles also entertained for her sis
ter, Mrs. Amanda johnson, of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, at this time), Mrs
Wells of ST. Paul, Mrs. Joseph d.
Byran, Mrs. Grimes, Miss Jessie
Glen, Mrs. Taylor Smith, Mrs. w. T.
Francis, st. Paul, Mrs. R. F. Wilson,
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. J. A. Smith,
Miss Mickens, DR.. Lillian Lewis CDR.
Lewis also entertained her sisters
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Robinson, al
this time), Mrs. Roberts, st. Paul
(who also entertained her sister
Mrs. Edwards), Mrs. B. ]. Griffin
and Mrs. Hilda Parker. DR.. ]. l.
DeLoney has visited here for the past
two summers while taking up studies
at the university.
Mrs. L. Jackson, 2847 Bloomington
avenue, and daughter Ruby. motored
to Inver Grove Saturday and spent
the weekend. Miss Blanche Patter.
son accompanied them.
Mr.. Chauncey Jameson, who has
been confined to the Naval hospital
at San Diego, Cal, is home with his
uncle, DR.. M. w. Judy, of the Judy
Laboratories. Mr.. Jameson is very
much improved and has met many oi
his old friends since returning to the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Boyd Crawford
11O2 2Sth street east, entertained al
dinner Sunday in honor of Miss Alva
williams, who left for st. Louis In
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Grant, 343i
Oakland avenue, were hosts at din
ner Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for eight.
DR.. and Mrs. M. w, Judy, 353;
Fourth avenue south, gave a O'Clock
dinner in honor of Mrs. George F
Hyatt of Duluth. Those present were
DR.. and Mrs. W. Ellis Burton, Mrs
John Scott, DR.. and Mrs. w. Fl
Wright and Chauncey Jamison.
Mrs. H. Jackson, 1884 34th ave
nue. south, and Miss Margery Emery
entertained group of the Twir
Cities younger set at dancing party
in honor of Miss Blanche Patterson
of Kansas City, Mo-, Friday evening
Masonic hall, cath street and Fifth
avenue south, was the scene Of the
merriment. Miss Patterson Is teach
er Of languages at Lincoln higf
school In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hughes
3527 Fourth avenue south, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Howard Curry, Eli 32nt
street west, spent delightful week
end at the lakes.
DR.. J. II. Redd, 900 Marquett,
| avenue, is enjoying much needet
vacation.
Mrs. Frank Gordon, oil 22nt
street east, is on four weeks tril
to Kansas City, st. Louis, Lexington
Mo-, and Chicago.