The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-06-14
ST. PAUL


Mrs. Ira Scott. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Genivieye Douglass has pur-
chased a Willys-Knight touring car.
Mrs. Ann Owsley of Louisville. KY,
arrived in the city last Tuesday to
attend her daughter, Mrs. Matte
Charleston, who Is seriously i'll at
her home.s474 st. Anthony avenue.
DR.. John r. French, well known
dentist. who formerly resided at $50
West Central avenue. has moved to
the home of his uncle, Mr.. I. Dennie
447 Rondo street.
Mrs. VIM. England, 536 st. An.
thony avenue. who has been sick for
several months, is able to be up and
about her work again. Mrs. England
wishes to thank her neighbors. lodge
members, club women and different
churches and many friends for their
kind and loving visits during her i'll
ness.
Miss Missouri r. Anderson left
Sunday, June 1, for sightseeing
trip to New York City, n. Y Miss
Anderson will also visit in Chicago,
ILL.,; Buffalo, N. Y; Niagara Falls,
and Atlantic City. N. ].
Under the supervision of w. L.
Jackson, choir director of st. Phillips
Episcopal church. a service of song
was given Sunday evening at s P. NJ.
and was rendered by the leading mu-
sical talent Of the Twin Cities. Among
the soloists were Mesdames Blanche
Mason of Minneapolis, Genevieve
Douglass. Matte Rhodes, Miss Gladys
Kemp; Messrs. B. H. Miller and w. L.
Jackson.
Mrs. Loui Terrell, 430 Rondo
street, and baby, will leave Saturday
for Seattle, Wash, to visit several
months with Mr.. Terrell's sister.
Mr.. Emery (Buster) Lindsay, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lindsay, 426
Rondo street. who was painfully in
jured by an automobile. sustaining a
broken leg, on last November 25, as
he alighted from a machine at Vic
toria and University avenue, receiv-
ed verdict for $500 damages
against Oscar Landers, the defendant,
in District Court, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Lindsay sued for $4,000. The
case came up for trial before Judge
H. Nd
by p. D. Scanned. T. r. Collins ap-
peared for the defendant.
Mrs. Harriet Thompson of Duluth,
Mimi. arrived last Friday for a week
end visit with her sister, Mrs. B. A.
Stephens, 1881 Park avenue.
Mrs. Elmer A. Carter and little
daughter arrived in the city Friday
from San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Car
ter is the wife of the secretary of the
Urban league.
We regret very much that the
names of Mr.. Harold Parker and Mr..
Patrick Grove were. inadvertently
omitted from the Male Wedding
write-up. Mr.. Parker was quite flap
perish in his gown of lanvin green
with bobbed hair and silver bandeau.
Mr.. Grove appeared as the bashful
groom in a regulation dress suit.
Mrs. Theodore Christianson, wife
of the Republican candidate for gov
ernor; Mrs. Frank Morris of Watseka
Illinois. and Miss Laws Messrs.
E. Knickle Jones, national secre-
tary of the Urban league; T..
Arnold Hill, executive, and E. A. Car
ter, local secretary, were special
guests of the Everywoman Progress
sive Council Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. T. Francis.
Mrs. Matte Hicks, grand associate
conductress of the Electa Grand
Chapter of the Iowa jurisdiction,
which will convene in Davenport,
Iowa, Tuesday, June II, left Monday
night to attend the sessions.
Senior Mother and MatrOns of
Junior Elks wish to thank Gopher
Lodge No. 1O5, 1. B. p. o. Il. W., for
$500 for refreshments and prizes
for their first annual picnic, which
was held Saturday at Minnehaha
Falls. They also wish to thank At
torney George Hamilton for the won
derful stories. DIR. l.. II. Hill, Messrs.
Chas. II. Miller, Chas. Quigley, Noble
Howser, Elmer Morris and Jack
Sparks for the use of their cars. Fern
Pope, Jr., ID. II. Tedford Harris, Jr.,
Sec.-Adv.
Mrs. Nellie Washington, worthy
matron of Queen Sheba Chapter, o.
E. s., will leave Monday night as
delegate from her chapter to attend
the sessions of the Electa Grand
Chapter of the the Iowa jurisdiction,
which NETS in Davenport, Iowa,
June IT.
Mrs. Elodia Mai Jones, daughter of
Rev. H. L. p. Jones, pastor OF st.
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