The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-11
DULUTH NEWS

tending the sessions OF the State Fed
Grafton of Colored Women's Clubs,
returned Tuesday. and reported a
wonderful convention with good at
tendance at each session.
Mrs. Dorothy Nichols, who has
been confined to St. Luke's Hospital.
has returned home much improved.
Mrs. Sarah Waters was hostess to
the Interstate Club out in Chester
Park last Thursday afternoon. Plans
were completed for the Silver Ami
versary, which will be held at For
rester's Hall July 80, 1925.
While in the Twin Cities Mrs.
Marie T. Coles was the recipient Of
many courtesies by Mrs. H. ]. Shell
ton. Mrs. A. Wiley and Mrs. August
Busch of st. Paul and Mrs. Geo. Bar
nett, Mrs. McNeal and Mrs. Terry Of
Minneapolis.
Grant Lodge, X. Of p. No. 8, held
their first meeting in their hall Mon
day night. The hall has been newly
decorated and furnished, and will be
used by the Minerva Eva Barnett
Court of Calanthe No. 293.
The last quarterly meeting was
held Sunday by Presiding Elder
Thos. B. Stovall at st. Marks
Church. There were appreciative
crowds out at each service.
Mrs. Susan B. Evans was elected
delegate to the Northwestern Fed
Grafton, which meets in Cheyenne,
Wyoming. She will leave for there
July Is, 1925.
Honorary degree as Past President
was conferred upon Mrs. S. B. Evans
for the service rendered during the
four successive years as president Of
the State Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs.
The Odd Fellows held their annual
Fourth of July picnic at Chester
Park. Races were held and prizes
given the winners. Well say that
when it comes to having picnics the
Odd Fellows certainly put it over, so
the rest of the lodges will have to
make it pretty snappy to surpass the
Ruth Lodge, G. U. o. D. F.
Wedding bells are certainly ring
ing this year, as we are having sew
eral early fall brides, when Miss Ed
ma Ruff becomes the bride of Mr..
Clarence Burton, and Miss Gertrude
Copeland becomes the bride of Mr..
Alonzo Augustus Harris of New Jer-
sey City, N. J.
| Mrs. Blanche Genetto and Mrs.
Arthur White were the guests of Mrs.
Robert Newsome and Mrs. william
CLANCY over the weekend.
Duluth is becoming charming
summer resort, as each week brings
many visitors from the Twin Cities
and other points. Among the guests
motoring up from the Twin Cities
over the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Van Hook, Mrs. Beulah
Mitchell, Geraldine Pickett and Mr..
Walter Dyer.
Duluthians are congratulating the
Knights Of Pythias as they are the
first fraternal organization of our
group to establish their own hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Mobly, &C.
companied by Mrs. Walter Root and
Miss Edith Pittman Of Minneapolis,
left on Saturday for motor trip to
Winnipeg, Canada.
Mrs. Honora Avant and Miss Anne
Colby entertained for Miss Beulah
Mitchell and Mrs. Geraldine Pickett,
who were guests over the weekend.
Mrs. Edward Nichols, who is con-
fined at st. Luke's Hospital, is stead
lily improving.
Miss Anne Colby left for st. Paul
to attend the Episcopal picnic.
Mr.. William Porter, 1929 e. 3rd
St., has returned from st. Paul, ac-
companied by his bride. who was for
merly Miss Mae Graves of st. Paul.
Duluthians extend their congratula-
tions.
Mrs. Susan B. Evans, State Direct
or of Colored women's Activities of
the National Republican Committee,
and vice-president of the Western
Division Of Republican Women, who
leaves this week for Cheyenne, Wyo..
will meet the Northwestern delega-
tion at Des Moines, Iowa, July IA.
Visits to the following places will be
made by the delegation, Omaha. Lin
coin and Denver.