The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-02-28
ST. PAUL

Two Table Club on last Tuesday at
her home, 1904 Iglehart Ave.
Miss Mona Lanier, 6S2 Iglehart
Ave-, was taken Thursday to Bethes-
da Hospital for an operation.
The Every m Progressive
Council will sponsor a program In
honor of Frederick Douglas and
Booker 7. Washington at Pilgrims
Grotto Street Schurch Sunday eve
ming, March /. at s o'clock. Mr..
Washington will speak on Douglass,
and Mr.. Earl wilkins will speak on
Washington. There will be q vocal
duet by the Misses Jordan, also music
by the Junior Choir of Pilgrim
Church.
Mrs. Anna Jackson, 6S3 Iglehart
Ave-, who has been seriously i'll for
two months, is convalescing.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pilgrim
Baptist Church will celebrate their
25th anniversary on Thursday night,
March 10, from to 10 o'clock at
Pilgrim Church, Cedar and Summit.
The public is cordially invited. They
will also have their 25th anniversary
sermon on Sunday morning, March
Is. Special music by the choir.
Rev. w. III. Griffin, who returned
from North Carolina with a severe
cold, is much improved and occupied
the pulpit all day Sunday.
Attorney w. T. Francis has been
appointed by the Welfare Council to
membership on the Committee to
Study Problems Related to Social
Work for Colored People.
Mrs. Mary F. Hixon, 937 Rondo,
received the sad news of the death of
her sister, Mrs. 5onn Miles of Spring
field, Mo. On account of the tele-
gram being sent to the wrong ad-
dress, she was unable to attend the
funeral.
DR.. A. v. Mann of Hamline Uni
versity will preach at Camphor M. E.
Church, 18th and Broadway, at IL
O'Clock Sunday morning. There will
be other special numbers on the pro-
gram.
Mrs. E. E. King was hostess at a
luncheon Tuesday noon in honor Of
DIR. w. A. C. Hughes of Philadelphia,
of the Home Mission and Church Ex-
tension Society. Covers were laid for
five..N DR.. Hughes was attending the
council of city churches of the st.
Paul Area He spoke at large on our
Colored Work.
Miss Antoinette Mcfarland was
hostess last Sunday at dinner In
honor of Mrs. Lorraine Green of Chi
cago. Mrs. Green is at present work
ing for a Phd. degree in Sociology at
Chicago University, and is interested
especially in the education of our
young boys and girls, and in the
establishment of interracial commits
sions in many of the larger cities OF
the middle west.
Mrs. Henry Fields, 730 Sherburne
Ave-, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is steadily improving
Her little granddaughter is also i'll
with pneumonia, but is out of danger
The Omega Phi Psi Fraternity met
Friday evening with Mr.. Earl Will
kins, 600 Gaultier st.
Mr.. H. G.. Street, 951 Gaultier ST.,
an employee of the st. Paul post
office, who sustained a broken leg,
is confined at st. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Henrietta Coins, 40 Carroll
Ave-, we'll known beauty culturist
left Tuesday for st. Louis, Mo-,
where she will spend some time at
the Poro College. studying the latest
ideas in her profession.
Mrs. George Williams, 651 St
Anthony Ave-, who has been travel
ing for the past ten weeks, has re-
turned home. Leaving home Mrs
Williams went to Ft. Worth, Texas
where she visited her sister-in-law
Mrs. Ella Parker. From that city
she went to New Orleans, La,
Havanua, Cuba, Jacksonville, Miami
Palm Reach and Key West, Fla,
then to Washington, d. c., Philadel-
phia, New York and Chicago. Mrs
williams reports a wonderful trip.
Anyone going to the Mayo Clinic
at Rochester, stop with Mrs. w. M.
Hernton, 12k South broadway
Pleasant surroundings, comfortable
furnished rooms with kitchen priv.
ileges.-Adv.
The Adelphai Club met on Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs
Maude Brooks. 770 st. Anthony Ave
1t was the annual evening meeting
of the club. The following program
was rendered: Instrumental solos
Miss Bonita Edwards, Miss Wanda
Brooks and Miss Dorothy Hall; ad-
dress by Mr.. Reginald johnson, who
spoke relative to the lack of interest
shown nv the race in race hooks al