The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-02-21
ST. PAUL

home Of Mrs. L. w. Pleasant, 1920
Rondo ST.. Thursday. Feb. IL. A
well prepared program was rendered,
and games featured the evening.
Como Temple No. 12S, Daughter
Elks, will give an Apron and Overall
Dance Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, at
Union Hall. Mrs. Bertha Wood,
Mistress of Social Sessions. Music
by Shortneck Orchestra. Adv.
At st. Philips Episcopal Church on
Ash Wednesday, there will be Holy
Communion at A. NJ, Litany and
sermon at p M. For the rest of
the Lenten season there will be eve-
ming services every Thursday at 7:45,
with visiting minister's; Holy Com
munion on Fridays at 8 A. NJ; chill
dren's services, Fridays at p. M.
The telephone number at the Blue
Goose Cafe, 256 Rondo St., has been
changed to Dale 0767. Mrs. Babe
Harmon, entertainer, continues to
draw large crowds. Special atten-
tion given to after theater patrons.
Phone your order.
The Wilberforce Alumni Club met
at the home of Miss Florence Robin
son, 447 Charles St., on Friday eve
ming, Feb. Is.
Mr.. John Blomgren, salesman with
Owen Motor Sales. will be pleased to
have his friends give him call, and
he will show them the latest models
in Ford cars.
Mrs. Jerry L. Larkins was hostess
at a five course birthday dinner CIV
en- in honor of Mr.. Larkins Sunday,
at 1 o'clock. at 1S0 w. Arch st.
Covers were laid for six.
Mr.. Lloyd Hickman, formerly of
st. Paul, son of Mr.. John Hickman,
ST., 533 Rondo St., is scheduled to
broadcast over wRO, New York City,
March 14th. Keep off the date,
radio fans, and listen in.
Mr.. H. McCarty, proprietor of Nc
Carty's Cafe, has returned from Win
field, La, where he visited his moth
er. He also stopped over in st.
Louis, Mo-, and Chicago, ILL.,, and re-
ports splendid trip.
Gopher Lodge No. los of st. Paul
and Ames Lodge No. 106 are making
arrangements for a Grand Ball,
which they will give Monday eve
ming, Feb. 23 at the Southside Audi
torium. The Elks are real enter
tainers when 1t comes to a good time,
and anyone that stays home will
surely miss one on that date.
Mrs. Mable Harris, .445 Kent St., is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. David Reese was initiated in
to Household of Ruth $50, G. U. o. O.
F. Monday night.
The Everywoman Progressive
Council met on last Thursday eve
ming at the residence of Mrs. ]. A.
Gustin, TAI ST. Anthony Ave. Rev.
C. B. Burton, pastor of Memorial
Baptist Church led the discussion,
Religious Education in the Public
Schools" followed by Rev. E. E.
King, pastor of Camphor Memorial
Methodist Church. The Misses Jor-
dan, daughters of Mrs. A. w. Jordan,
one of the members of the club, rem
dered an instrumental duet; also a
vocal solo was sung by Miss Dollie
Jordan. The Misses Jordan are stu
dents at st. Agatha's Conservatory Of
Music.
500 card party given by the Fezz-
anese Court No. 2, Daughters of Isis,
Friday evening, Feb. 20, at Union
Hall. First prize two and half dol
lar gold piece. Admission Is cents.
The Self Culture Club met on last
Thursday with Mrs. VIM. Hood, 674
st. Anthony Ave. An excellent re-
port from the midwinter meeting of
the State Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs was given by DR.. Lii
liam Lewis.
There will be a concert given by
the Urban League at the West Side
Neighborhood House, Indiana Ave.
and Robertson St., on Friday, Feb.
81, at p M. The program is un-
der the direction of Mr.. Claude Jack
son.
The Mothers Club met on last
Friday at the Vets Side Neighbor-
hood House. Mrs. r. F. Wilson was
visitor, and says she intends to as
sist as much as possible. The next
meeting will be on Friday, March 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Johnson,
526 st. Anthony Ave-, left wednes-
day evening over the Olympian for
Chicago, then to Mobile, where they
will witness the Mardi Gras festiv-
tiles in the latter city. They will be
away several weeks
inadvertently, in last weeks issue,
the names of Mr.. Claude Jackson and
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