The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-01-31
ST. PAUL

The Every o m a n progressive
Council will have its board meeting
with Mrs. Birdie High, 674 st.
Anthony Ave.. ON Tuesday. Feb. 8.
The funeral of Mr.. Arthur Win
stead. which was held Friday after
noon, was largely attended. Rev.
w. H. Griffin, pastor of st. James.
was assisted by Rev. L. w. Harris.
pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist Church.
DR.. Lillian Lewis rendered solo,
Face to Face" accompanied by
Mrs. Bertha Lewis King.
Queen Esther Chapter No. 81, o.
Il. S., will give a Valentine Social,
Feb. 5, at the home OF Mrs. Williams,
-2S8 Rondo st. Apron to be given
away. Adv.
Mrs. Fred McCracken Is recover
ing from a severe attack~of lagrippe
at her home, $50 Albermarle st.
The Triangle Club. which is COM
posed of post-office employees, at
their last meeting added the study
of literature to their program. Works
of various authors will be studied
and reviewed each meeting. Pri-
marily the club was organized for
social purposes. The Triangle Ball
is an annual affair and one of the
leading events on the social calen-
-dar.
The Triangle Club of the 8. M. T..
will give one of their famous card
parties and chitterling dinners at
Pioneer Hall, Feb. 4th.
Miss Jeska Oden, 672 st. Anthony
Ave., will leave next week for Chi
cago, ILL.,, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wayne Will
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Ailop, 222
Rondo St., expect to leave on their
annual trip south about the first OF
the month. They will spend some
time in Chicago before leaving for
Hot Springs, Ark.
Electa Chapter No. IA, o. z. s.,
Minneapolis, held an initiation on
Wednesday evening. Several mem
bers from ST. Paul Chapter No. 20,
o. e. s., were present as guests of
the order.
Mr.. w. A. Pierce, 34S Chestnut
St., honored his wife and Mr.. H. d.
Perkins January 26, with joint
four course birthday dinner. Twen-
ty-two guests were present, and cards
and dancing were enjoyed. There
were many beautiful presents re-
ceived. The guests left at late
hour, wishing Mrs. Pierce and Mr..
Perkins many more happy birthdays.
The Mayors Advisory Board, of
which Mr.. s. E. Hall is a member, in
spected the court house and proposed
locations Thursday. and discussed
the matter at a luncheon at the Min
nesota Club.
The Coed Club met at the home
of Miss Ruth Brown on Friday eve
ming. After the regular routine and
installation of officers an appetizing
lunch was served. The remainder of
the evening was spent in playing Five
Hundred. The newly elected officers
are Beulah Stevens, President;
Rach hael Gooden, vice-President;
Leah Minor, Secretary, and Mary
Lealtad, Treasurer.
Mrs. Belle Simpson of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting Mrs. Clara Rhone,
3013 Garfield St., Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Alfred King, IT'S st. Anthony
Ave.
Let us be your Valentine at the
Valentine Dance given by the Chauf-
feur's Club, Feb. 13, at Union Hall.
ADV.
Mr. Elmer Bradley, 934 st. An
thony Ave-, left Saturday evening for
Chicago, ILL.,, to remain indefinitely
with his brother and other relatives.
Miss Claudine King Wellington,
formerly of st. Paul, daughter of
Mrs. Leila Wellington of 1144 Hand
Ave-, has opened a millinery shop at
3447 Vernon Ave., Chicago, Ill. She
wishes any visitors from the Twin
Cities to call and look over her hats.
A Spelling Bee was held in the par
lors Of Memorial Baptist Church
Tuesday evening, sponsored by the
Ladies Aid Society. A very good
showing was made by the members
and friends. Miss Odessa Williams
was the successful contestant, and re-
ceived a prize of $3.50 gold piece.
Dainty refreshments were served.