The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-03-28
ROUND THE ''2p TOWNS.
ST. PAUL

DR.. Lillian Lewis has been Ill. for
two weeks. and will be confined to
her home for a week or more yet.
The Home Beautifying Club met
with Mrs. Florence Brown. S72 st.
Anthony Ave.. Thursday afternoon.
Some very striking and unique ideas
for making the home more attractive
were developed at this meeting.
which will be made public later on.
Mrs. William Jackson, 445 Uniyer-
sity Ave-. returned Sunday night
from Milwaukee, Wis, where she had
been to attend the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lucille Gayles. Mr.. Ster-
ling Shaw of Chicago. her nephew.
accompanied her and will make an
indefinite visit in st. Paul.
Mrs. Beatrice Houser, 257 Rondo.
Is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Foster and fam
lily motored to Duluth the latter part
of the week, to spend the weekend
with friends.
Mrs. Paul Caldwell lNentertained the
Adelphai Club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Nat Evans rendered several vocal
numbers, accompanied by Mrs. w. H.
Griffin. The club had as visitors,
Mrs. Rose Davis, Mrs. A. S. Foster,
and Mrs. Smith of Minneapolis.
The N. A. A. G. p. will present
Mrs. DOvie Welsh I'm song recital at
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Cedar and
Summit Ave, Monday evening, April
13, 1925. Admission so cents. Adv.
Crowds, music, confetti and fun at
the Twin City Elks Carnival. Six
Big Days, all for fun, at Union Hall,
Kent and Aurora, March 80 to April
A.
Mrs. Earl Harris was hostess to the
Handicraft Art Club Thursday after
noon.
Be loyal supporter of home tai
ent. Attend the song recital of Mrs.
Dovie Welsh at Pilgrim Baptist
Church, Monday evening, April IS,
under the auspices of the N. A. A..
C.P.
Fred Douglas Lodge zoos, Odd
Fellows, met Monday night in very
interesting meeting, with an election
of officers as follows: Noble Grand,
Clarence Duke; Vice-Grand, George
Davis; Noble Father, I. R. Hagen;
Past Most Noble Father, S. L. Few;
Past Noble Grand, c. Albright; E. s.,
w. T. Olds. After the election they
went into lodge of instruction, and
everyone was greatly benefited.
A class of,four was initiated into
Como Temple, Daughter Elks, We'd
nesday night. consisting of Mrs. Cole
man, Mrs. Ruth Butler, Mrs. Mag
nolia Mitchell and Mrs. Sarah
Holmes Johnson.
Mrs. L. E. Lewis entertained the
Wednesday Study Club Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie McCarty, 160 w. 3rd
St.. who underwent an operation at
Bethesda Hospital last Monday, is
improving. ~
Messre. Wallace Johnson, George
Atkinson and James A. Johnson,
were initiated in Gopher Lodge of
Elks Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Mcknight, who
have resided for the past eight years
at 47S West Central Avenue, will
move on the 1st of April to STA Ron
do st.
Mrs. Clarence Wigington, 679 81.
Anthony Avenue, underwent a ser
ious operation at the Abbott Hospital
in Minneapolis. She is doing fairly
well.
Mrs. Fred McCracken, S52 Albe-
marie St., will be hostess to the Twin
City Matrons Club on Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferkeson and son,
391 N. st. Adams St., are moving on
the LIST of April to 47S w. Central
Ave.
The Terpischorean Club was or
ganized Friday evening at the home
of Miss Leta Hudson, 1869 Hatch st.
Social activities and the promotion Of
unique affairs will feature the club
program.
Mr.. Herbert Smith, 672 st. An
thony Ave-, left Tuesday evening for
Ann Harbor, Mich, to visit his broth
er Perry, who is seriously i'll. Mr..
Smith expects to be away indefinitely.
Mrs. Harry Jeffry, 34s N. Dale St.,
left for Chicago. ILL.,, Friday evening.
Mrs. Jeffry will be the guest of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Rice.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna
q. Morgan, which was held on the
18th of March, was conducted by
Mrs. T. H. Lyles. undertaken, of
Lyles' Mortuary Chapel.
Mr.. Theo. Charleston, formerly of
Da At a.