The St. Paul echo. [volume] (St. Paul ;) 1925-1927, 1926-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS

MI. Glenn Is now dSSOcldteu WIFI
Mr.. McDuff Woodland and will assume
the business management of the
Economy Market, $40 9Th Ave. No.
Mr.. Glenn will be pleased to meet his
many friends and will assure them
courteous attention.
Master LIE Roy Hammond, aged
years, the protege of Mrs. LuBell Sis
son, 535 Emerson Ave. No., won the
Charleston contest prize at the Lib
erty theater, 9Th Ave. No., last Fri
day night. There were about twenty
five contestants.
The Minneapolitans present at the
reception given Rev. T. J. Carr and
wife were: Rev. c. B. Burton, Messrs.
McDuff Woodland, Otis Woodland,
Markus Harris, Mesdames Woodland,
Fitzgerald L. Jones and R. Tator.
Mr.. B. N. Beal and family are now
residing at 62S Jewett Place.
The second rehearsal of the chorus
Monday night, for the big musicale to
be given January 25, at the Lyceum,
was most encouraging; "a men and
women greeted Mr.. George L. John
son, music specialist from Commun-
ity Service, New York City, who is
directing the chorus. This promises
to be the biggest musical event of
the season. The rehearsals are held
every Monday and Thursday nights
in Minneapolis at Phyllis Wheatley
House, sos Bassett Place and on
Tuesday and Friday nights promptly
at o'clock at the Y. w. C. A. on
Central Ave, St. Paul. All persons
who are interested are urged to join
us in this effort and make it the very
best entertainment that the Twin
Cities have ever given. Tickets will
go on sale January Is, at the Cable
Music Store, Sth and Nicollet. The
very best talent in the city are assist
ing Mr.. Johnson. Although the group
which met for rehearsal on Tuesday
at the Y. W. C. A. was not as large
as the Monday night group, but was
most enthusiastic and like the other
did unusually good work.
The Auxiliary Annual Dinner
Meeting was held Tuesday evening.
One hundred and fifty-three enjoyed
the delicious dinner and delightful
program. The speakers of the eve
ming were, Mrs. w. w. Remington,
who used as her subject, "Toler-
ance." Mrs. Remington is quite an
orator and gave most enjoyable and
instructive address. The heads of the
various departments were intro
duced, namely, Dramatic, Mrs. Chas.
Force; Education, Mrs. M. o. Can
non; Music Miss lone Stewart, and
Recreation, Mrs. Maxwell. Also Mrs.
Luthur Cakes, Chairman of the
Board of Managers; Mr.. Bliss Pub
licity Chairman of the Community
Fund; Mr.. Jepson, Chairman of Ur-
ban League Board, and Mr.. Harris,
Executive Secretary of the Mime
apolis Urban League, and Mrs. Jas.
Paige, President Woman's Christian
Association. Miss Brown, the Head
Resident, in her annual report stat
ed that the attendance for the past
IA months was 40,625. The various
classes have enrolled 947, and 1878
have enjoyed shower baths. In the
AuXiliary's three-year plan a new
gym and nursery, and kindergarten
have been included. The house slogan
is, Eventually" so why not join
Phyllis Wheatley House now?
The Athletic Association had a
most enjoyable smoker in their club
room Wednesday night; a large num-
Der were present. The evening was
spent in games, after which they en-
jOyed the delicious refreshments.
Ask Wendell Jones who made that
good cake for the party?