The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-01-31

MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis T e m pie, Daughter
Elks, held initiation for a class Of
Ave candidates on Tuesday evening.
Mesdames Alice Jackson. Daughter
Ruler; Susan Tudos, vice-Daughter
Ruler; Miss Gladys Smith. Inner
Doorkeeper. and Mrs. Geraldine Pic
kett Of Como Temple, st. Paul. were
guests Of the Temple.
Alderman George w. Harris was
honored at a banquet given Satur-
day evening by the West Harlem Re-
publican Club, New York City.
Among the prominent guests was Mr..
William Matthews of the National
Republican Committee. Alderman
Harris is brother of our popular
dentist, DIR. r. C. Harris.
The Minneapolis Sunday Forum
will elect new officers at its regular
meeting Sunday afternoon, Feb. l.,
at Elk's Hall, 9Th Ave. North and
Lyndale. The program furnished by
Mrs. Katherine L. Smith will include
"a piano and violin duet by Clifford
Hollis and June Hollis; piano solo,
by Miss Grace Jones; bass solo, by
Mr.. James Burkeo accompanied by
Miss Essie Mason; reading, by June
Hollis. The public is invited to at
tend.
There will be q card party at the
Phyllis Wheatley House Wednesday
evening Feb. IL, 1925. Prizes will
be awarded. Committee: Mrs. Beu-
lah Mitchell, Chairman; Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson, Mrs. Nellie Gibbs, Mrs.
Glorene Fassett. Adv.
Washington Juvenile Glass No. 40
will have an entertainment and dance
at Elks Hall, 9th and Lyndale Ave.
No., Tuesday night, Feb. 8, at o p. M.
Dancing after program. Good Music.
Adults so cents, children under 10,
25 cents. Adv.
Big Legion Party at 355 Robert
ST., Wednesday, February 4th. Card
Party Is cents. Dancing 35 cents.
Good cards, nice crowd, good music,
fine refreshments. Come and bring
friend.-Adv.
Mrs. Blanche Gennetto entertained
sixteen ladies at cards on Wednesday
afternoon.
Let us be your Valentine at the
Chauffeurs' Club Valentine Dance
February 13, at Union Hall, st. Paul.
-ad.
Washington Juvenile Glass No. 49
will have an entertainment and dance
at Elks Hall, 9Th and Lyndale Ave-,
Tuesday night Feb. 8 at 9 P. M.
Dancing after program. Good Music
Adults so cents, children under 16,
25c. Adv.
There will be card party at the
Phyllis Wheatley House Wednesday
evening Feb. IL, 1925. Prizes will
be awarded. Committee: Mrs.
Beulah Mitchell, Chairman; Mrs.
Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Nellie Gibbs,
Mrs. Glorene Fassett. Admission Is
cents.-Adv.
Mrs. Louise Quarterman, Miss
Villa Bright and Miss Mamie Chap
man were the hostesses at dancing
party given at the Miss Iowa Tea
Gardens Tuesday evening. Forty.
eight guests were present. The eve
ming was pleasantly enjoyed in
dancing. after which delightful re.
freshments were served.
Mr.. w. d. Thomas, 1886 4th Ave
s.. is suffering with severe case OF
diabetes.
Mrs. Harry Allen 1916 Sth Ave
S. left this week for short visit to
Des Moines, la.
The Friday Whist Club met at'the
home of Mrs. e. c. Shelby. 1921 4th
Ave. S., this week.
Mrs. r. L. Martin has just return
ed from Mason City, Ia, where she
visited her brother who is Ill there.
Mrs. Lillian Kenney of New York
City is visiting her mother Mrs.
Jerry Barham, 3046 21st Ave. s.
AN AMMO UNCEME ENT: The
walters of the Curtis hotel invite you
to attend their First Grand BALL on
Monday evening, February 9, 1925,
at the SOUTH SIDE AUDITORIUM.
The Curtis Yellowstone Orchestra
will furnish the Music. Come out
and dance to the latest jazz by this
wonderful band. An evening of en-
joyment and pleasure is assured.
Don't miss 1t. Admission SO cents.
Hours to 1:45 A. M.