The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-06-27
ST. PAUL
Annual Episcopal Picnic to be held
at Parkers Lake, Thursday, July o.

at Parkers Lake, THURSDAY, july D.
Mrs. Richard Henry Anderson was
hostess at five o'clock dinner COM
pIimentary to Miss Marion Cuthbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Mundell are
now living at 500 Rondo.
Any st. Paul friends stopping In
the Windy City don't forget Miss
Claudine King Wellington's Hat
Shop, In her. new location, 4311
South State st. This is Mrs. Well
ington's daughter of st. Paul. Mrs.
O. l.. Parker, proprietor; Mrs. c. X.
King, manager.
Miss Lottie Lewis of Waterloo,
Iowa, is here attending the Sunday
School Convention. She is a guest
of Mrs. G.. Pickett of 1045 Cross Ave.
Annual Episcopal Picnic to be held
at Parkers Lake, Thursday, July o.
Mrs. Mary Miller motored from
Benton Harbor. Mich, en- route to
Helena. Mont, to visit her brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c.
Irving. She spent the weekend with
, Mrs. Margaret Irving, TIA University
Ave. On her return she will spend
several weeks with Mrs. Irving.
Miss Grace Lealtad entertained
Mrs. Cuthbert and daughter Marion
at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. David Walker has moved into
her new home at 761 Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Johnson
entertained at breakfast Wednesday
for DR.. and Mrs. Edmond HI. Lee of
Kansas City. Mo.
Annual Episcopal Picnic to be held
at Parkers Lake, Thursday, July o.
Mr.. Alfred Shute, Jr., of Sheridan,
Wyoming. arrived, in the city last
week. He will attend the University
of Minnesota in the fall, taking up
engineering, also vocal training, as
he is quite talented in music. He Is
stopping with his uncle, F. B. Wig
ington. Mr.. Shute is a graduate Of
Sheridan High School, from which
his aunt, Miss Hazel Wigington, also
graduated.
Notice to Railroad Men! We cater
especially to you. Neatly furnished
rooms and meals IL desired. An ideal
summer home. Make this your head
quarters. Miss Iowa Tea Garden, 587
w. Central Ave. Tel. Dale 4O37.
Mrs. 8. L. Maxwell is attending the
summer school at the University Of
Minnesota, School of Science.
Mrs. Marie T. Coles of Duluth. at
tending the convention of Women's
Clubs. is the guest of, Mrs. A. s.
Foster. and will also spend some
time with Mrs. George Barnett of
Minneapolis.
Capt. VIM. R. Godette and wife
have returned from a trip to the
northern part of the state where they
started the construction of their
summer cottage on Kitchi Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall and
family have moved to their summer
cottage on Round Lake.
Mr.. George e. Butler and Isaac
Dennie motored to Chicago Sunday
last.
Annual Episcopal Picnic to be held
at Parkers Lake, Thursday, July Q.
Mr.. Fred d. McCracken, real estate
operator, has been appointed men,
ber of the Mayors Fourth of July
Committee.
w. ]. Utley and family have moved
to their summer home on Lake Car
melian, near saltwater.
The. Sunday schools of st. Philips
Episcopal Church of st. Paul and st.
Thomas Episcopal Church of Mime
apolis held a Joint picnic at Phalen
Park on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis will
leave the first of the month for Dali
las, Texas, where Mr.. Willis will
spend his vacation and Mrs. Willis
will remain for the summer.
Annual Episcopal Picnic to be held
at Parkers Lake, Thursday, July Q.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Broyles of
Waterloo, Iowa, motored up to visit
their daughter and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. r. Williams, SAT West Central
Ave-, and spent week with them.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
West, GIL Rondo, gave a dinner in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Broyles. Cow
ers were laid for eight.
There will be green and fish din
ner given by the Corninthian Triangle
Club July 2 at the residence Of Mrs.
Mercer, 276 Kent st. Tickets 35
cents.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. Sim Will
son, 445 Carroll Ave., entertained at
breakfast for Mr.. and Mrs. Broyles,
Mrs. A. G.. West and Mrs. e. r. Will
iams, covers being laid for eight. In
the afternoon the visitors were taken
for a sightseeing tour to the Ford
Plant and other points Of interest.