The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-02-14
ST. PAUL

Ed. Hatton. Mrs. Matte Hicks. won
first prize, Mrs. Carrie Lindsay. sec
ond. and Mrs. b. c. Archer the con-
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Matte McFadden Of Sheridan,
wyoming. has arrived in the city. to
be with her daughter, Mrs. E. L..
Harris, who is i'll at her home, 636
Carroll Ave.
The Theodore Roosevelt Corp, No.
90, held its installation at the Old
Capitol, January 20. President. Mrs.
". Fields; Sr. v. p, N. Washington; |;
Jr. v. p, ID. Harris; Treasurer, M. E..
Pope: Chaplain. H. Ball; Conductor,
s. Tudos; Guard, NJ. Battle; Sec'y,
E. Golden; Patriotic Inspector, l..
Edwards; Press Cor, e. Mosby;
Asst. Guard, Z. Bacon, Color Bear
ers, Fl. Boles. C. Miner.
Mrs. John Lane, $50 Broadway,
who has been quite i'll. is on the
road to recovery.
Mr.. John Ransom, 4S3 Mackubin
ST., entertained several friends on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jerry Larkin, formerly of
Seattle, Washington, is residing in
this city at 1870 Arch st.
Quite a number of friends respond
ed to the invitation of Mr.. Urlin
Clark. 779 st. Anthony Ave-, to a
surprise party in honor of his wife's
birthday, Friday, Feb. 6. The eve
ming was spent in music and dancing
until the wee hours. All present ac-
claimed Mr.. Clark a genial host
Miss Jeska Oden, 672 st. Anthony
Ave-, left for Chicago, ILL.,, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Mayne Wilson.
The Twin City Ministerial Alliance
met with Rev. Carlyle Stewart, Min
neapolis, at the parsonage Tuesday
afternoon.
The first signs Of spring are here,
judging from the number of pros
pective auto buyers who are invading
the various sales rooms, picking out
their 1925 models. You will really
be surprised to know how many cars
will be seen on the boulevards as
soon as the weather permits.
Como Temple No. 12S, Daughter
Elks, will give an Apron and Overall
Dance Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, at
Union Hall. Mrs. Bertha Wood,
Mistress of Social Sessions. Music
by Shortneck Orchestra. Adv.
The Adelphai-C Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Marshall Barks-
dale, $40 Aurora Ave.
Miss Beatrice Bradshaw of Chi
cago is the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Bradshaw, 566 West Central Ave.
F, The telephone number at the Blue
Goose Cafe, 256 >Rondo St., has been
changed to Dale 0767. Mrs. Babe
Harmon, entertainer, continues to
draw large crowds. Special atten-
tion given to after theater patrons.
Phone your order.
The Twin City Hairdressers &
Cosmeticians League met in their
regular meeting at the residence of
Mrs. George Kays, 697 Carroll Ave,
Feb. 1. The feature of the demon
strations was paper curling by Mrs.
Minnie Butler, after which a very
pleasant social hour was spent and a
Valentine luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell are
residing at $40 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Malcolm Bradshaw, 566 West
Central Ave-, entertained the After
noon Embroidery Club Wednesday.
Mrs. w. l.. Jones, 979 st. Anthony
Ave, who has been quite i'll since
December, is greatly improved and
able to be out again.
Mrs. C. L. Ray, COS st. Anthony
surprised her husband with birth
day party on Feb. 9th. About 40
guests were present, and wonderful
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Vivian Webster. 291 N. ST.
Albans, daughter of Mrs. Alice Jack
son, received serious injury last
week when she fell and broke her
ankle.
Mr.. John Blomgren, salesman with
Owen Motor Sales, will be pleased to
have his friends give him a call, and
he will show them the latest models
in Ford cars.
Mrs. Ethel Sperling was received
into Corinthian Temple, s. M. T., by
initiation, Monday night.
Mr.. Lloyd Hickman, formerly ol
st. Paul, son of Mr.. John Hickman
Sr., 533 Rondo St., is scheduled tc
broadcast over WRO, New York City
March 14th. Keep off the date
radio fans, and listen in.
Gopher Lodge No. los of st. Pau
and Ames Lodge No. 106 are makins
arrangements for a Grand Ball
which they will give Monday eve.
ming, Feb. % at the Southside Audi