The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-10-18
MINNEAPOLIS

the Tailor. Repairing, hand work,
shoe shining, hats cleaned. Prompt
service. Tel. Ch. 1890. 532 Lyndale
Ave. N.
Come where pleasure pleads your
presence. X. of p. 18th Annual Hal
loween Ball, Monday evening, Oct.
27th, at the Arcadia.
The 18th Ward Club will celebrate
their first anniversary Wednesday
evening, Oct. 22nd, at Masonic Hall,
oath st. and 5th Ave. So. Since its
organization this club has accom-
plished much good in the community.
Who will be crowned Halloween
Queen of the X. of p. Ball, Monday
evening, Oct. 27th, at the Arcadia?
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hollis of Pales-
tine, Texas, are visitors administer
ing to the needs of their sister, Mrs.
Pearl Warren, who is very i'll at 631
Sixth Ave. No.
Watch for the Big Bazaar and Car
nival to be given by Ames Lodge No.
100, 1. b. p. o. L. W., i'm the near
future.-Ady.
Mrs. Byron Holder of 1909 Sixth
Ave. n. has returned from a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Emma Gates, of Mil
waukee.
Don't forget the date Of the X. of
p. Ball, Monday evening, Oct. 27th,
at the Arcadia, Minneapolis.-Adv.
Miss Florence Curry OF Hastings,
Mimi. was married to Mr.. Sidney S.
Simmons on Oct. 18th. Mrs. Curry
is librarian at Tuskegee and a sister
of the well known family of this city.
Mr.. Simmons is inspector of agricul-
tural colleges and will be stationed
at Greensburg, N. c.. this year.
Mrs. Scottie Robinson of Kansas
City. Mo-, is in our city with her sis
ter, Mrs. Katie Sherman, 610 Lyndale
Ave. No.
Anouncement-The POrO Beauty
Parlors formerly at 633-6th Ave. No.,
have moved to 1O11-6th Ave. No., up
stairs. Mrs. G. II. Smith, Mrs. III. NJ.
Batrum. Hyland O976 Minneapolis
Adv.
Mrs. Laura Dixon of Sparta, Ca,
after a pleasant visit in the Twin
Cities, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Mayme Donovan was elected
from the speakers bureau and will
tour the state for La Toilette and
Wheeler. She is the only one select
ed from our group. She made her
trial speech at the West Hotel.
Watch for the Big Bazaar and Car
nival to be given by Ames Lodge No.
100, 1. B. p. D. Il. W., i'm the near
future.-Adv.
Mr.. Oscar Turner of Grand Forks
N. D., is visiting his brother here,
where he will make his home tenn
porarily.
Miss Essie Mason, organist of St.
Peters A. NJ. e. Church, is enjoying
a visit in Chicago, the guest of Mrs,
Frank B. Jones.
Every one is waiting for the Big
Elks' Carnival and Bazaar on Novem.
ber 18th, given by Ames Lodge No,
1O6.
The friends of Miss Estelle E. Car
ter, expert stenographer, who was
formerly resident of this city, will
be pleased to know that she is living
in Chicago, and is associated with the
S. A. T. Watkins Real Estate Cor,
poration.
Orpheum patrons had the pleasure
of hearing Miss Ethel Waters, famous
blues singer, and her partner, Mr.
Earl Dancer, the past week. This is
their first appearance in the North
west. Their act is a real top-notcheI
judging from the admirable comment
heard on all sides.
The 1. Il. p. o. f. of w. Elks' Ba
zaar, better than last years, coming
November 18th.
Mrs. Harold Combs was a charm
ing hostess on Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the Twin City
Matrons' Club.
Madame Sadye Cochrane Chad.
wick, who appeared here in concer'
last season, Is now appearing with
her talented husband, Billy Farrell
in Plantation Days" showing in Chi
cago. A pianalogue of class is the
offering of these clever artists.
Will you be there? At the Elks
Carnival. Everybody is going.
Announcement-Th MinneapOli.
Clef Club has released its lease OF
the South Side Auditorium, and will
give only one dance a month. AL
lodges and clubs wishing to secur,
the South Side Auditorium, get ir
touch with j. w. Moore. Hylant
1880, or owners of hall.
Mrs. A. Coleman gave a surpris,
party in honor of her daughter a
their home, 11O2 East 2Sth St., OF
last Friday evening.
Mr.. Cassius Underwood stopped
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