The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-11-29

MINNEAPOLIS

MI. ana MIS-. Cnar1eS henderson OIL
Oakland. Cal. are visiting Mr.. Carl
Wade, brother, and Mrs. Opal Frac-
| tion, sister OF Mrs. Henderson, who
was formerly Miss Beatrice Wade OF
| this city. The Hendersons are en-
route to Washington, ID. c., where
they will make their future home.
The biggest surprise of the last
two months was occasioned when
many of the Twin Cities people re-
Gently received invitations with this
inscription, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Locke have the honor of announcing
the marriage Of their daughter, Dor
othy Locke Grant, to Mr.. Raymond
A. Young on Saturday, October 25,
1924, Springfield, Mass. This an
nouncement created sensation in so
cial circles as no one expected the
former Mrs. Locke's marriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Locke are to be compliment
ed on causing the biggest and most
pleasant surprise of the matrimonial
year. Mr.. Locke formerly resided in
st. Paul and Mrs. Dorothy Locke is
well known throughout the Twin
Cities. They are at home at So Sew
enth ST., Springfield, Mass.
The Alumni Bachelor Boys gave a
smoker and stag in honor of their
hrothar Tin, ConhS m nondo,, ayo
ming at the Douglas Club.
The Johnny Baker Post No. 291,
American Legion, was formally in
itiated into the American Legion on
Friday evening, Nov. %, in the AS
sembly Hall of the Court House. This
beautiful and impressive ceremony
was witnessed by many. Every World
War veteran should become affiliated
with the American Legion. Join now,
boys.
On the occasion of her birthday,
Mrs. Theodore Vaughn was the re-
cipient of a most pleasant and agree
able treat in the form of surprise
birthday party given in her honor by
her husband, Theodore Vaughn, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. New
man, 3940 4th Ave So. The guests
numbering twenty-four gathered ear
ly and were on hand to greet Mrs.
Vaughn who was entirely unaware
of the party. After a turkey dinner
the guests spent the evening and a
few hours of the next day in dancing
and cards. Mr.. Vaughn was assisted
by Mesdames V. S. Kaufman, C. E.
Newman, S. ]. Onque and Miss Min
erva Totten. The guests voted Mr..
Vaughn splendid host. We refuse
to tell how many candles were on
Mrs. vaughn's birthday cake.
The "Midnite Sons" dance at the
South Side Monday was a success for
nice time but failure in drawing
a large crowd. Thanksgiving week
with its many features cut consid-
erably into the attendance.
The women's auxiliary of the
Wheatley House met Tuesday at the
house. Twenty-Five members were
present.
Foster Turner, Charles Dassett and
Alonzo Mitchell, all of Kansas City,
visited the Minneapolis Office on Mon
day. All are young men and are in
terested in becoming Twin Citians.
Before you begin your Christmas
shopping look over the list of mer-
chants who advertise in your paper.
They deserve your thorough consid-
Grafton.
The Elks' Thanksgiving Dance was
big success.
Moore's Orchestra furnished the
Testimonial with some real good mu-
sic.
Pay up that subscription. Call Col.
1881 and we will have a collector
call.
Minneapolis people were not par
ticularly pleased with the type of
comedy displayed by Hattie williams,
commedienne with George Morrison s
Orchestra at the Pantages last week.
Miss Ruth Langseth and Mr. Oscar
Turner, both of Grand Forks, were
quietly married Saturday evening.
Rev. H. C. Boyd united the happy
couple.
Why shouldn't you boost the only
colored paper in Minnesota?
If you want a crowd at your next
dance. advertise 1t in the Bulletin
Appeal. Everybody who is somebody
reads 1t.