The St. Paul echo. [volume] (St. Paul ;) 1925-1927, 1927-01-01
ST. PAUL NOTES

Mrs. Eugene Jackson Jr., left last
Saturday night for Chicago to spend
the holidays.
Mr.. Anthony M. Saunders, who has
been residing in Seattle, for the past
year, returned to st. Paul, Thursday
to spend Xmas with his wife.
Mrs. Birdie High and Mrs. Lola
Edwards returned home Monday
evening from a pleasant trip to Chi
cago where they spent the Xmas
weekend.
Mr.. Edward James, husband of
Mrs. Gladys James and brother of
George James is very ill with heart
trouble. Mr.. James suffered slight
attack a little over a month ago on
the street and was assisted to his
home by Mr.. Bismark Archer. Mr..
James remains quite ill at his home,
632 w. Central.
Miss Guinevere Kelly and brother
entertained the Cameo Social club
Wednesday evening, Dec. % at their
home. The name of Margery MeKin-
ney was added to the membership
roll. The club was delighted to have
two of their old members back again
in the person of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Foster, Mrs. Foster being the
organizer and first president of the
club. The club also had call meet
ing at the home of Misses Martha
and Esther Bradley, Mon. evening
Dec 81. Plans were made for their
Xmas Party.
Mrs. Rose L. Davis entertained
twenty eight friends at a Xmas par
ty, which far eXcelled any of her
previous efforts. At seven o'clock
dinner was served. On the beauti-
fully decorated Xmas tree were gifts
for each guest. The guests danced
from S-12 after which they cheer
fully voted Mrs. Davis a wonderful
hostess.
On December 10, Peavey S. John
son and Walter Willis left the city
for Memphis, Tenn. Before their re-
turn they will visit Fisk University
and Maharry at Nashville. They will
then attend the Omega Psi Phi,
which meets in Chicago.
The Young Matrons' Circle gave a
Xmas party Tuesday evening. Gifts
were exchanged by the members and
the club presented beautiful junior
lamp to Rev. and Mrs. Griffin and
handsome torchier to Mrs. Eva Neal,
their president.
The st. Paul Echo gratefully &C
knowledges the receipt of Xmas and
New Year Greetings from DR.. and
Mrs. ]. Walton Crump, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Squire Neal, Rev. and Mrs. H. c..
Boyd, Guardian State Bank, Mr.. Earl
wilkins, and The National Benefit
Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.
Judge Henry Gallick will address
the st. Paul Branch of the N. A. A.
c. P. Sunday afternoon at p. m. at
the Central Ave, Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Helen O'Neil, CAB st. An
thony Ave, reported $4,000 at the
dramatic concert at ST. Paul Baptist
church last Tuesday night and won
first prize, cedar chest filled and
worth $500 Mrs. Hunter, 3623-4th
Ave, So, Mpls., won second prize, a
$1,000 bedspread. Mrs. Harvey Hop
kins, 443 Fuller Ave-, won third
prize, $500 purse. Mrs. Carr re-
ported $4,000 door receipts.
Miss Dorothy Green of Chicago is
the holiday guest of Miss Ermine
Hall, 996 Iglehart Ave. On Tuesday
evening a party was given for Miss
Green, by the Misses Ruth Thomas,
Anna Foster, Janice Wright, Ermine
Hall and Henrietta Bonaparte About
eighty young people were present.
Music was Furnished by Arthur Ora
ham and Burt Schuck. The guests
danced until one o'clock.
The Wherefore Alumni club is
giving a dinner party on New Years
night for their members and friends
at the home of Miss Lydia Jones, TAT
st. Anthony.
Mrs. Havana WOodford, 1474
Charles St., had miraculous escape
from serious injury when some
grease which she had thrown in the
furnace ignited, burning her neck
badly, her right arm, face and back.
She is under the care of physician
and is doing nicely at present.