The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-08-01

MINNEAPOLIS

er, who are visiting from North Da-
kota, were entertained at q party in
their honor at the Cappae, given by
their brother and friends, last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Harry Winfield entertained
forty-two guests at Minnehaha Falls
last Sunday afternoon in honor of
her husbands birthday.
Mrs. Andrew Quinn was hostess
Thursday, July 16, at q delightful
luncheon in honor of Mesdames Alex
ander and Willis of Waco, Texas. and
Mrs. Blythe, guest of Mrs. G.. T.
Boogie. Covers were laid for eight.
A slight damage to the home of
Mr.. VIM. Modem of Clinton Ave. was
caused by fire last week.
Mr.. Joseph Quinn of Washington,
d. c., will arrive in the city today,
August 1, to spend a week with his
brother, Andrew Quinn, 61s 9Th Ave.
No.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Stewart and
daughter Louise of Chicago are Wis
iting their sons, C. F. and Kenneth.
While in the city they are stopping
with Mr.. w. H. Lane, 2441 4th Ave.
So.
Mrs. Marguerite Carney Of Detroit,
Mich, and her children, Gale and
Carol. are visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. M. Donovan, s12 Fremont Ave.
No.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, 602 No. Lyn-
dale Ave-, spent few days fishing
in northern Minnesota lakes, and
friends are helping him enjoy his
catch of fish.
Mrs. w. L. Parker of Chicago is
visiting Mrs. Rose st. Clair at 1905
Portland Ave.
| A dinner was given at the home Of
Mrs. L. L. Keith in honor of DR.. and
Mrs. E. H. Stewart. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lane, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. R. Johnson and Mrs.
]. w. Haines.
Mrs. Alma Gamble. 72O Bryant
Ave. No., is spending a few days in
Chicago.
| Sick List.
Mrs. Tiny Holden, 629 9Th Ave.
No., is indisposed.
Mrs. Edith James and daughter
Mary, 3637 4th Ave. So., are in the
General Hospital.
| Mrs. Nellie Malitz, 2740 4th Ave.
So., is i'll.
| Mother Maria Clark, 2742 Pleas
ant Ave-, is rapidly improving.
| Church Notes.
st. Peter A M. E. Church held Its
last quarterly meeting of the confer
ence year. The attendance was good
and there were 153 communicates
Besides the pastors in the Twin Cities
attending were Rev. G. r. Waters
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Rev. E. H. Stew.
art, Chicago, and Rev. s. B. Wash
ington, Iowa City. st. Peter had a
successful rally July 10, and wishes
to thank all friends who assisted in
making this rally an overwhelming
success. The pastor, Rev. H. c. Boyd.
will I'LL the pulpit Sunday, and all
are invited to the services. Eighty
four visitors worshipped in the
church last quarter.
Important to the race woman who
saw q white woman injured on south.
bound Franklin Ave. car near 11th
Ave. So, about nine O'Clock Sunday
evening, July IL. Communicate
with Mrs. w. b. williams, 812 No
7th st. Tel. Hy. 22s7 or Hy. 1865.
| Mr.. James NJ Smith is back at the
Glen Lake Sanitarium after a stay
at the General Hospital for treatment
for abcesses. He has never recovered
from the effects of the amputation OF
his legs and fingers nearly two years
ago, when he was almost frozen to
death in blizzard. Although he has
! been confined to his bed for over a
year and has had many serious at
tacks, he is a cheerful sufferer and
has great hopes of regaining his
health. Mr.. Smith is a brother OF
Charles Sumner Smith. He speaks
well of the treatment and comfor,
, given the patients at Glen Lake San.
|. itarium.
: Mr.. Wesley Higgins of South St
Paul entertained at dinner last Wed.
: nesday, in honor of Mrs. Charles
/ Gagney of Charleston, s. c., the guest
of Mrs. Susie Wilson. Covers were
laid for sixteen. Later in the eve.
ming the guests adjourned to the
} beautiful lawn of Mrs. Wilson, where
} the dinner was given, and which was
beautifully illuminated with Japan
: ese lanterns, and enjoyed themselves
informally till the hour of departure
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