The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-01-12
MINNEAPOLIS

So. returned Sunday morning from An
extensive visit wit hher mother in St.
Louis, Mo-, and relatives and friends
in Chicago, III. ..
Mr.. Ben Berry. 1859 Smelling Ave.
arrived home Monday after visiting
In Missouri and other points.
Miss Charlotte Giilari was the
house guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs. B. g.,
Smith, 1858 Oakland Ave-, prior 10
her departure for Tuskegee
Mrs. F. X. MaHk, Ss21 4th Ave.
S., entertained a number of friends
at ninner in honor of her husband s
birthday on Sunday afterno n The
table was artistica!ly decorated in
honday eolors. The following guests
wera present: Mr.. AMI Mrs. Joseph
Levy, Hr.. and M EDWARD Brown,
Mrs -. A. Williams and Mr. and sIrs.
II. n. Pickett OF st. Pau. The even
in5 was spent in music and games.
Reverend Carlyle Stewart. pastor
of st. ames A. NJ e. church, who
was visiting relatives in Chicago
arrived in the city Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes have
rlGved to 1892 OAKLAND Ave.
Madame Robinson, 225 West seth
st. entertained the 500 club last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Donal1 Brady, 364S Colum-
bus Ave-, entertained twelve ladies on
her birthday January 7th, at lunch
con and 500.
Just what you have been waiting
for. First dance of the New Year by
The Eclectic Dancing club at Will
iams' Hall, sth and Nicollet; entrance
ON NicOllet. Moore's Town Talk
Band will be on hand. Come and en-
joy yourself in this spacious hall.
Best of order will prevail. Monday
evening, January 21. Admission soc.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bell and three
children formerly of Kansas CITY,
Mo-, are residing at 2209 5th Ave.
So. ..
Mrs. Calvin Lewis Of Chicago, H.,
who is the guest of her father, Mr.
Walter Smith. 1858 Elliott Ave-, is
pursuing a business course and will
spend the remainder of the winter in
Minneapolis. w.
Notice-Bau players wanted to 60
south for spring training with Askine
Marine Red sox., Apply at 32S Mic
ollet Ave. Ask for Mr.. w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gibbs are re-
joicing over the arrival of little SON,
who made his appearance Wednesday,
January 9. Mrs. Gibbs was formerly
Miss Beatrice Green of st. Paul.
Miss Emma Hicks of Indianapolis,
Ind, is the house guest of her brother
and family, 2S13 Elicit avenue
south.
Mr.. Chester Neal, ZIG West 31st
street, was called to Van Buren, Ark,
on account of the death of his grand
mother and cousin. The Bulletin ex-
tends condolences to the bereayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Toone, $40 Aldrich
avenue, are leaving Sunday for De-
troit. Mich, where they will make
their future home.
The announcement of the purchase
of The Appeal by The Bulletin has
caused much favorable comment
among Mill Citians. ~.
Mr.. J. M: Polk, 705 Seventh avenue
north, who is confined to the General
hospital, Is much better. Mr.. Polk is
prominent in fraternal circles.
Mrs. Della Bates of Detroit, Mich,
mother of Mrs. Bessie Sheriff.. 3741
Clinton avenue, is leaving for her
home after having spent several
weeks in our city. III. ....... .-..
The Liberal Art Lunch club was
entertained by Mrs. Jos. d. Bryan,
1901 Portland avenue, Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte ,Gillard. private sec
retary to DR.. Kenney, medical di-
rector of the John Andrew Memorial
hospital at Tuskegee, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gillard, and
sister. Edith in st. Paul Park,
left Thursday evening for Chicago,
where she will be the guest of honor
at large affair on Friday evening.
Many social courtesies were ex-
tended to Miss Gillard. Mrs. b. S.
Smith of Oakland avenue, Minneap-
oils, entertained at a 500 party last
Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs.
Zach Johnson of Minneapolis enter
tained twenty ladies at a five-course
luncheon. Mrs. George Seamer, 71s
Grand avenue, gave 6 O'Clock din
ner on Wednesday evening. Miss
home In st. Paul Park, where q
Edith GillarG invited number Of
Twin Cities folk on Thursday to their
Bachelor party was given. Dinner
and 500 were among the features.
Mrs. Fred McCracken assisted. Mon
day evening of the following week.
Attorney De Vaughn of Minneapolis
entertained Miss Giilard at the Met
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