The northwestern bulletin., 1923-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS

L LIE NkoO has bOCh hCSChtAy Va
and has the following members:
Philip Mccullough, Walter Smith
Irvine Smith, Harley Poore, Virgil
Preston, Enrol Fawcett, Ira Allen
Harvey Moss and Dave Francis. Aft
er some effort they were able to OBJ
tain Lane Hall on Eighth and Mic
ollet, a most desirable place fol-
dancing. where many remember the
delightful dances given by Mrs. Mel
lie Mccullough when the Autumn
Leaf Dancing school met there about
eight years ago. 1t is the purpose OF
these young men to repeat those
pleasant times and they hope to be
encouraged by an appreciative crowd.
The Alumni Bachelors entertained
their wives and sweethearts at a
weinie roast on Friday evening. They
had a delightful drive to Long Lake
After supper they danced at the home
of the Stewards. About 40 were pres
ent. Miss Lucy Webb spent the week
end with Mrs. George Barnett OF
Oakland avenue. Mrs. Fashion Will
Jams left the last of the week for
Seattle for an indefinite visit.
| am all set for the Business
League Exposition in November. Are
you?
| Mr.. Melvin Thompson has returned
to Jacksonville, Texas, after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
DIR. ]. H. Redd has been enjoying a
hunting trip the last week.
DIR. Freeman will pay the Twin
Cities a visit on his return to the
West, where he will resume his work
for the government.
Mr.. George Lark left for Meharry
university on Thursday, where he
will assume the duties as instructor
| in pharmacy. His many friends wish
him much success.
A meeting was held at the home of
Mr.. Philip burden for the purpose OF
organizing a club in the 18th ward
| which will take up civil and political
questions pertaining to the ward.
Minneapolis has enjoyed a rare
treat in the past week in the oppor-
tunity of seeing the splendid group
of players at the Pantages theater.
This presentation, which was a mu-
sical comedy in style, was all that
could be desired, for the actors were
both talented and clever and made an
excellent appearance.
Mrs. Leroy Bingham left on Sat
urday for Montreal, Canada, where
she will join her husband.
Mr.. Donald Brown entertained the
Omega Phi Phi at his home on Sun
day evening. A barbecue lunch was
served.
Mrs. Henrietta Johnson, who was
the guest of Madame L. Bacon, has
returned to Newport News, Va.
While in the city Mrs. Johnson was
fortunate in purchasing two police
dogs valued at $500. She prizes
these very highly.
Mrs. Gilbert Jordan, 62S Seventh
avenue north, entertained Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Jessie Novel
of Kansas City, Mo. The guests pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Richie, Mr..
and Mrs. williams, Mrs. Ruby Brass
field and Mr.. Harry Briggs.
Mrs. Hanna Robinson returned
last week from Memphis, Tenn,
where she was called by the serious
illness of her father.
Miss Imogena Wheeler left last
Sunday evening for Rock Castle, Va,
where she will attend st. Francis De
Sales Institute the coming year.
Mrs. Tama Donaldson left Satur-
day evening for st. Louis, Mo-, for an
indefinite stay.
Sunday afternoon at p. M. the
Mission Circle of Zion Baptist Church
will hold their regular Foreign Mis-
sionary Services, at which time the
articles which will be sent to Africa
on October 1 will be on display. Ev-
erybody welcome.
DR.. John r. Jackson, pastor of Zion
Baptist church, returned to the city
Monday afternoon after an extended
visit in the East. DR.. Jackson was
on a months vacation and visited
Chicago, New York, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Philadelphia. Bos-
ton and other points of interest.
Mrs. Morris Gibbs, 2941 Pillsbury
avenue, entertained Mrs. Edward
Nichols of Duluth on motor tour
around the Twin Cities. after which
they partook of splendid dinner at
the Oriental cafe.
Mrs. Bessie Sheriff., 3741 Clinton
avenue, who spent six weeks in Seat
tie as the guest Of Mrs. M. Riley and
her daughter, has returned home.
George w. Gamble is visiting his
sister. Mrs. John Albert Williams, in
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