The northwestern bulletin., 1923-06-30
'ROUNDTHE "2" TOWNS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sunday afternoon In honor Of their
cousin, Miss Ruth Bland OF Keokuk.
Iowa, who has been spending the
week in the Twin Cities. also attend
ing the o. e. s. session.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes will
motor, to Kansas City, Mo-, the first
of the week to spend several days
with friends.
MIR. Frank Smith has purchased a
new coupe and is truly burning up
the gasoline on the boulevards.
Hemstitching Is now an added at
traction to the Bacon Beauty and
Bath Parlors," located at TIT Sixth
avenue north. Your patronage is So
lcited. Tel. Hy. 0074.-Adv.
Mr.. Talmage B. Cary, president OF
the Pyramid Realty and Investment
Co., is planning a trip through the
state of Iowa.
Mr.. N. w. Boswell has been added
to the list of motor enthusiasts. His
new Moon sport model is real asset
to the colony of motorists, which is
rapidly growing in Minneapolis.
Many delightful affairs are being
given in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Coleman. whose marriage to Boyd
Crawford will take place Saturday
evening.
Mesdames Robert Marshall, Alice
Morgan of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Knott of Great Falls. Mont, attended
the reception in st. Paul, which was
given In honor of the delegates OF
club women from Chicago en- route
to Los Angeles, Cal.
w. Squire Neal has purchased
new Paige sedan.
Mr.. Kenneth Higingbotham, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Hughes, 2S18 Eleventh avenue south,
has returned to his home in Fort
Madison, Iowa.
Miss Ruth Bland of Keokuk, Iowa,
returned to her home Monday night
after spending the week with her
cousins. Misses Dorothy and Eloise
Sydnor, 5007 Humboldt avenue
north.
Miss Jewell Coleman, 1102 2Sth
street southeast, has enrolled in sum-
mer school for commercial students.
Mr.. Thos. Carroll. 1922 Oakland
avenue, is still confined to his home
on account of illness.
Miss M. E. Moseley. one of the city
teachers of Jacksonville, Fla, Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Harold c.
Combs.
On Wednesday Mrs. Harold c.
Combs entertained at breakfast in
honor of her sister, Miss M. E. Nose
ley. Covers were laid for six. On
Thursday evening Mrs. Combs enter
tanned at an informal dinner party.
Covers were laid for twelve, after
which the evening was spent in play
ing FIVE hundred.
Miss Ruth Bland of Keokuk, Iowa,
one of the delegates to the conven-
ton of the Eastern Star, held at st.
Paul, returned to her home Tuesday
morning. While in the Twin Cities
Miss Bland was the guest of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydnor,
5007 Humboldt avenue north.
Miss Ruth Bland of Keokuk, Iowa,
Mrs. Abbey resides at Ala E. 25th ST.,
ler on Friday afternoon on sight
seeing tour of Minneapolis. Refresh
ments were served upon their return.
Mrs. VIM. Cratic entertained at her
home Saturday evening at delight
full dancing party in honor of Miss
Ruth Bland.
Mrs. A. o. McNair will leave Sat-
urday evening for Chicago, where
she will join her husband.
Mrs. Maria Liverpool, II West
29th street, left Wednesday evening
for Chicago to visit her sister, who
has been i'll for some time.
Rev. Robert w. Cheers, 703 Girard
avenue north, pastor of Border M. e.
church, had his tonsils removed last
Saturday.
Rev. o. A. Lawrence and his sister,
Mrs. B. Dannar, left Wednesday eve
ming for Oxford, Ohio, being called
there by the illness of their mother,
Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. Willie Booker and Mrs. Lu-
cile Shaw of Des Moines, Iowa, who
were delegates to the S. S. conven-
tion, remained over few days. They
were the guests of Mrs. John o. Vine
gar. Mrs. Booker also attended the
Grand Lodge, o. e. s., in st. Paul.
The ladies left for home Sunday
night, delighted with the beauties OF
the Twin Cities and the hospitality
OF the residents.
Mrs. Gertrude Vinegar left for Du-
luth, Mimi. Tuesday to attend the
federation.