The northwestern bulletin., 1923-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS

The Eclectic Dancing club, compos-
ed of a number Of well known young
men. gave their second of a series of
dances to be given during the season,
on Friday evening, October 26, at
Williams hall formerly Lanes halD
Eighth and Nicollet avenue. The
evening was somewhat disagreeable
for many to come out, which made
the attendance very small, but all
who were there seemed to enjoy the
melodious strains rendered by Mr..
Stevens and his famous orchestra.
These young men are due much
credit for their attempt to elevate
dancing in Minneapolis, so that
the most exacting ones can be
assured of place to go where they
will have no fear of coming In con-
Keep off the date of November 20.
Thanksgiving day.--Adv.
tact with the undesirable element of
our city and where order is enforced
land / am sure that those who are
fond of dancing can in the future
come out and enjoy themselves at
this clubs entertainments and I am
sure it will be with nothing but
praise for their efforts.
There seems to be misunder-
standing as to the aims of those in
charge of the Community Fund of
our city among our people, as many
are under the impression that we as
race are not helped through this
fund. which is far from the truth.
We have several of our women en-
ployed by the Associated Charities,
which Is one of the organizations
that receives their support through
this fund and there are others that
help us. 1t is true also that this con-
dition could be altered somewhat IL
those in charge would place some of
our number on the teams seeking
pledges which would make us feel
more as a part Of the community,
which was the method used in our
sister city, but this may have been an
oversight, which in no way detracts
from the purpose and aim of the
Community Fund, but we hope that
more consideration will be shown in
/ the future.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Gil E. 22nd
street, entertained few of her
friends at a card party Saturday eve
ming, October 27. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Progressive Club of Zion Bap-
tist Church held their annual sermon
October FL, although disappointed
by Rev. H. L. p. Jones of st. Paul,
who was to preach the sermon. Our
pastor, DR.. John r. Jackson, preached
a soul stirring sermon which
strengthened the club and encouraged
it much. Subject, Doing a Good
Work" Text, 81 Can't Come Down"
The club has an enrolment of twen-
ty-six members, of which eighteen
were present, also a large number
attended, after which a silver offer
ing was taken.
Mrs. A. Drew. 720 Bradford, pass
ed away at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Drew was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kane of this city.
Further particular will be published
later.
The Mary B. Talbert Study clubs
card party, given October 26, at the
Masonic hall, was very well attended
and proved to be very much of sue
cess.
Minnehaha Temple, Daughter Elks
of Minneapolis, will give an afternoon
card party at Elks' hall, November s..
Prizes to be awarded.
The Busy Bee Club of the Wayman
Mission Church entertained at real
old-fashioned Halloween party at the
residence of Mrs. George Brewer, $50
Sixth avenue north, Tuesday evening,
October 80, which was well attended
and enjoyed by all. Numerous games
were INDUCED in and refreshments in
abundance were served.
Mrs. Lillian Burris, 706h Sixth
avenue north, is Ill at her home suf-
fering from severe cold. Mrs. Bur-
ris is under the care of DR.. Bloom Of
st. Paul.
Wait for the Grand Ball at Ken
wood, Armory,, Dec. ~. Popular
Contest is open to the ladies of St.
Paul and Minneapolis. For informa-
tion. ON the popularity contest see
Earl Comfy. 281S Chicago Ayenue.