The northwestern bulletin., 1923-08-11
ST. PAUL

Mrs. M. j. Leavett and daughter
Naomi left Saturday evening for
Estherville. Iowa, to be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. McGee and
will be gone indefinitely.
Mrs. Seymour Moore, 4s5 st. An
thony avenue, arrived home last week
from New York City and White
Plains, N. Y, where she has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Ulysses G..
Coram and family. Mrs. Coram was
formerly Miss Alverta Phillips, one
of our popular society young women.
Mr.. F. A. Thompson, who was for
meriy connected with Mr.. L. w.
Thompson in The Wee Hour Inn, left
the city Monday evening for Duluth,
where he will take boat to Buffalo,
N. Y, thence by rail to New York
City, where he will sail for Havana,
Cuba, having accepted a position in
one of the leading club houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. August o. Thornton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopson of
st. Louis motored to st. Paul Satur-
day and are the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Mitchell, 303 Front
street. Mr.. Thornton has been a
principal for years lin the manual
training department of Sumner high
school. Mr.. Hopson holds clerical
position in the U. S. custom house.
The Charity Sewing circle will give
card party Wednesday evening, Au-
guest 18th, al Pioneer Hall, 5SS Ron
do st., for TIE benefit of charity.
Tickets 15c.-Adv.
Mrs. w. B. Wilson of Chicago, ILL.,,
mother of Mrs. w. r. Mcdowell, has
been the honored guest at number
of affairs during the past week. Mrs.
Chas. Smith, Ats st. Anthony avenue,
entertained in her honor Thursday
evening at dinner. On Sunday jolly
crowd motored to Taylor Falls, Wis,
Mr. Wilson being the guest of honor.
Fhe preceding Sunday she enjoyed a
motor trip to Mile Lac Lake, Wis.
Mr.. arid Mrs. Aaron Malone, the
founders and owners of Poro college,
st. Louis, accompanied by their pri-
vate secretary, Mrs. Woods, were Wis
'ors in st. Paul the guests of Mr..
a Mrs. Edmund NJ. Hill and their
ice, Mrs. L. Miller, 1873 University
venue, and were entertained by
Cwenty-three friends of the Twin
Cities.
A dainty repast was served in their
honor. They left Monday night at
1885 over the Northern Pacific r. r.
for Yellowstone National Park, where
they will remain a few days. They
will also visit the principle cities in
the Northwest. -...
Mrs. John Thomas, 594 st. An
thony avenue, was hostess at six
O'Clock dinner on Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. w. B. Wilson of Chi
cago, Ill. Afterwards the guests en-
joyed motor trip around the city.
On Saturday Mrs.. Thomas presided
over all ditSfhoOh tcd toi MIS- WI
son.
Mrs. s. w. Wilson, 443 Carroll
avenue, has returned from three
months trip through the Eastern
States.
Everybody's going on the Moon
light Boat Excursion Monday eve
ming, August 18th, to be given by
Corinthian Temple No. 1872, S. M. T.
Dancing and a good time for all
Stevens Harmony Boys will be on
deck.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, 665 Universi.
ty avenue, has returned home from
an extensive visit in Duluth, Mimi,
and Winnipeg. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Evans, 1885
Sherburne Avenue, entertained Tues.
day evening in honor of Mrs. G. A
Davis and sister Miss Alice Isadore Of
Chicago, sisters of the latter. A
dainty luncheon was served. Dancing
and card playing were the features
OF the evening.
Miss Mary Lealtad, youngest
daughter of Reverend and Mrs. A. H
Lealtad, will leave soon to visit rel
atives in Chicago. ILL.,, and Cleveland
Ohio. Later she will go to New Yorb
City and reside with her sister, Mis-.
Catherine Lealtad, whilst attending
school.
Mrs. w. r. Hardy, SIS st. Anthon,
Avenue, left Wednesday evening fol
Buffalo, New York, where she wa,
called on account Of the serious i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Mary B. Tai
bert, Honorary President of the Ma
tional Federation of Womans Clubs
Mrs Talbert is one of the most bril-
liant women of our race. Her mos
recent achievement was the herculeal
task of procuring sufficient funds To-
the preservation Of the Frederici
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