Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1932-04-16
St. Paul News
By Beneta Edwards
At Shevlin

:. COumlSSiOIl VI Vic IL W. VI "a oPVAA-
sored q program for few of the COM
-pany of the cast of Screen Pastures"
in the ballroom and lounge of the
Shevlin Hall on the University Camp
US. A short program was rendered
by those present. Mr.. Chambres, di-
rector of the Heavenly Choir, played
one of Mendelssohn's compositions on
the piano; Miss Gilbert, who is in the
cast, gave one of her own monologues,
"I'm Glad / Amt No Hand to Talk"
Miss Avery, leading soprano in the
Heavenly Choir, sang an aria from
Massenet's opera "Manon"; Mr..
Salem T. Whitney, who plays the part
of Noah, read one of his own poems,
ana and Pa; the last number on the
program was a piano comdque,
wouldn't That Be Dream"
Adelphi
The Adelphi Literary Club held
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Burton, 753 Ashland, last Tues
day afternoon, April 18TH.
Sterling
The members of the Sterling Club,
305 N. Dale street, entertained their
wives and sweethearts at card party
and dance at the club house, Wednes-
day evening, April 18th.
Unique
The Diplomats Club staged Mock
Wedding at the Halle Q. Brown Com
munity House. 1t was really unique
entertainment. To the solemn strains
of the Wedding March, the minister,
Edward B. Doty, walked in, the ushers
were Woodford Mills, Maurice Nc
Gavock, Ollie Granthum, Paul Smith,
Richard Allen, Gordon Parks; two
flower girls, Douglas Green and War
rem Grissom. The bridesmaids, Mym
Carter, Edwin Salter, Fred Slemmons,
Adolph Thomas, James Oliver and
George James. Ruben Hargraves
was the ringbearer, and he preceded
the bride, Bud Kelly, who was on the
arm of the acting father, Paul Wood.
To climax the occasion, James Slem-
mons, the deserted wife, ran in
wheeling a baby carriage containing
none other than George Berry, and the
other child, Don Bonaparte. Instead
of the usual 90 Promise Me" Mym
Carter sang Between the Devil and
the Deep Blue Sea-"
At Schoch's
At Schoch's Tea Rooms last week
the Ladies of the G. A. R. sponsored a
bridge party and luncheon. Mrs.
Lola Edwards represented Biddle Cir
Gle No. 38.
The Devil
The Devil, a three act play, was
presented by the Pilgrim Baptist Sun
day School in the Fellowship Hall,
last Friday night. Mrs. E. Walker,
member of Pilgrim Baptist Church,
wrote the play.
Entertained
The Halle @. Brown Community
House and six clubs entertained the
company of Screen Pastures" at the
House Wednesday night. Music for
dancing was furnished by Edward
Doty and his orchestra. The clubs |
that co-operated were: The James |
Weldon johnson Club, The Urban
League Auxiliary, The Book Lovers
Club, The Self Culture Club, The
Modern Priscilla Club and The Cru
saders Club.
Forty
The Forty Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. d. Brady, 3648 Column
bus, in Minneapolis, Sunday afternoon.
Plans for their future party will be
discussed.
Maids and Matrons
The Twin City Maids and Matrons
met at the home of Mrs. Hazel Will
liams in Minneapolis, Wednesday
night, April 18th.
In the Guild Hall
The Young Women's, Club of the
st. Phillips Church is giving card
party in the Guild Hall of the church,
the 29th of this month.
Hostess
Mrs. Cornelia Smith was hostess to
the regular meeting of the D Y WYKI
Club, last Wednesday night.
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