The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-02-09

avenue, who has been confined to his
home with a severe cold. is able to
be out again.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity for
their annual formal dancing party at
Union Hall. Thursday evening. Feb
ruary 81.
There win be Grand Radio Con-
cert given at st. James A. M. T..
church Wednesday evening, February
IS, under the auspices Of the North
western Conference. The Radio Con-
cert viii be under the management Of
Mr.. Fred Swanson, manager Of the
Starr Piano Co., and also MIR. Maurice
Coins, who Is manager OF the Radio
department Of the Starr Plano Co.
The concert can be heard from any
part Of the church. Best selection
win be made from the following sta
tions. W.L.A.G., Mpls.; W.B.Z.,
Springfield, Mass.;i Villas, Louis
vile; WIZ, Kansas City; K.D.K.A.,
Pittsburg; K.Y.W., Chicago. An ad-
mission charge of % cents will be
made. Presiding Elder Edith b. Set
tiles, John Hickman, Jr., Pastor.
Mrs. Marjorie Lineer Dickerson of
Sioux City, Iowa. is In the city for an
indefinite period and is stopping at
721 st. Anthony avenue. =
Mr.. Chas. H. Miller is instructing
the-Junior Elks' Drum Corps of ten
members. which was recently organ
lied.
The Naborhood Club will present,
I'm recital, Clarence Cameron White,
Monday, March 8, 1924, at $3.50 p. M.
sat the Church Club, corner Dale and
Portland avenue, for the benefit OF
the Crispus Attucks homo. Admis-
sion 5Oc.-Adv.
Notice: Nfinnehaha Temple No.
129, Daughters Of Ellxs' viii give
their fourth annual card party and
dance February 1S, 1924, at EIks'
Hall, Sixth and Lyndale. First prize,
one ton of coal. Admission 55 cents.
ADV.
First Annual Ball win be Masque
BAH ON Valentine evening, February
IA, given by Fezzanese Court No. 2,
Daughters of Isis, at Union Hall.
Prizes will be awarded.-Adv.
Miss Zella Kennedy and Mr.. James
N. Smith were united in holy ,matri-
mony Sunday. January 81. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hol-
land, 4S1 Thomas street.
Mrs. .Elinora Neil. 174 Milford
street. met with q slight accident
when gun was discharged, shooting
on the end Of her thumb.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Bell and family,
formerly of 220s Fifth avenue south,
Minneapolis. have moved to 81 East
11th street.
ME-. william (Bud) Roach, young
est son Of Mrs. Ella Roach, 942 Gaul-
tier street, who has been quite sick
is improving gradually under the care
of DR.. Turner. Mr.. Roach is fresh
man of the Mechnic Arts high school
The George and Martha Washing.
ton Gard Party win be given by the
Fezzaaese Court No. z, Daughters Of
Isis, Friday, February %, at Pioneer
Hall, 5SS Rondo street. First prize
! leather Boston bag; second prize
aluminium rooster. Oh, boy! Every.
body viii want the booby.-Adv.
The Ground Hog dance given al
Union Hall last Saturday evening
February 2, by the A. M. q. R. A
@. c., was well attended. Watch FOL
their second dance, to be given al
Union Hall on st. Patrick's Day.
Mrs. Frank Smith. 4s6 Rice street
who has been confined at her home
with a very bad cold. 10 improving.
The Bulletin-Appealw wishes to an
nounce that II there are any persons
who wish to get In touch with any
lost relatives, advertise = in the Bul'
letin, paper which is being read al
over the country. We have just com
pleted locating, the relatives Of Mrs
Mable Clifford Bednorz, who has not
heard or seen of any of her people
since she was IL years of age. We
received a letter Monday from an
aunt. Mrs. Darnsll. who lives In Chi
cago, Ill. ~, : gfi
Leap Year Dance-To be given By
the Unity Club at Union Hall. Feb
20th. All persons having birthday on
that date win be admitted free.-Adv
Mr.. George King, a graduate ol
pharmacy in the class Of '23 at the
University Of Minnesota and one 'ol
the popular young men in this city
left Wednesday hight for Chicago
where he has accepted a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Lewis and
daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Mathis, %;