Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-03-18

prize at bridge was won by Mr.. Char
les Hargrave and the consolation by
Miss Estyr Bardley.
Keep of Date Style Revue April u
Community. Watch for future an
nouneement.
Give Silver Tea.
The ladies of the Building Fund
committee of st. James church spon-
sored d Silver Tea Sunday afternoon
from to p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Hammond Turner, 833 West Central
Ave. A color scheme of green and
yellow was attractively carried out
in the decorations and refreshments.
Mesdames James Milton, Walter Dyer
Eva Neal, Richard Anderson, VIM.
Arnold and the Misses Doris Brad
shaw and Laurie Hall assisted Mrs.
Turner during the afternoon.
Receivers.
Mr.. Porter Shackelford who was
seriously injured in furnace explo-
sion at the home of Mrs. Garnet Har-
ris, 666 West Central Ave-, is home
from the hospital. Mr.. Shackelford
had narrow escape from total blind
ness.
Golf Club ORGANIZED,
A group of golf enthusiasts met at
the home of Mrs. Leila Mundell
Thursday, March 8, and organized
Ladies Golf club. Meetings are to be
held the second Thursday of each
month. Indoor practice Tuesday and
Thursday at the Community House.
Mr.. H. j. 1. Mcclure is instructor for
the group.
Officers elected were DR.. Lillian
Lewis, president; Mrs. Ethel Adams,
vice-pres.; Mrs. Idell Patton, sec'y.-
treas; Mrs. Mary Rogers, correspond
Ing sec'y.; Mrs. Mundell is chairman
of the entertainment committee
All ladies interested, especially
those of Minneapolis, are invited to
join.
Lenten Services.
Lenten services are held each
Thursday evening at st. Philips Epis-
copal church with special speaker.
Rev. A. H. Lealtad is rector.
Auxiliary Meets.
The Women's Auxiliary of the ST.
Paul Urban League met Wednesday
evening with Mrs Hattie Smith
Plans were launched for Lady Min
strel to be given in April.
Keep off date Style Revue April Fl,
Community House. Watch for future
announcements. Adv.
In Chicago.
Mr.. G. C. Harris, 63S Rondo St., de-
parted for Chicago, H., for an indie
finite stay.
III at Hospital.
Mrs. Claudia Ingram, daughter of
Mrs. Ella Miller of st. Anthony Ave.,
is quite i'll at Ancker hospital.
Father Succumbs.
Mr.. Eugene T. Pillow of Rondo St.
received word this week that his
father has passed away in Nashville,
Tenn.
Hosts to Alliance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Warricks of Grotto
st. were hosts to the North Star Pos
tai Alliance and Auxiliary.
Bridge Club Meets.
The D. o. X. Bridge club met Fri
day, March 10, with Mr.. and Mrs. FL
lis Manning of Maryland st. The
next meeting will be held with Mr..
and Mrs. George Manning of, Arundel
st.
Savoy Team Defeated In Game at
Armory.
The Savoy Basketball team of Chi
cago, ILL.,, went down to defeat Sun
of the Barnsdall Oilers of Minneapo-
lis.
Playing great ball the first half, the
Savoy five piled up a 13 to lead at
half time.
The game was played at the st.
Paul Armory.
Returns Home.
Rev. T. J. Carr has returned from a
business trip to Chicago, ILL.,, and
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dinner Success.
The dinner given by the Womens
Aid of st. Phillips Episcopal Church,
Thursday in the Guild hall was a
financial success. Mrs. Villa Wilson
was chairman of arrangements.
Improved.
Mr.. VIM. Benjamin of Iglehart Ave.
who suffered an injury to one of his
limbs is greatly improved and able to