St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-30
SAINT PAUL SOCIETY
o.sBy Estyf L. Bradley

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Inns Beauty Salon, and Miss Niota
Green left last Saturday for Chi
cago where they are visiting Miss
Ethel Sullivan Miss iFfankhn's
sister. sad &ns r4s rsR+
Mrs. E. E. Harper, of SAB Aurora
avenue, Fmotored Sunday evening
July %, to Sioux Fails South Da-
kota, for a two weeks visit with
her sisters and daughter, Miss Vera
Harper. Mr.. Harper will leave
next week for Sioux Falls for q
weeks visit and will return home
with Mrs. Harper. Miss Vera Harp
er will spend a year in Sioux Falls
studying beauty culture. ~r
Dr.. and Mrs L. z. Crosthwaite
and son of Detroit, Michigan, are
in the cityVacationing as the house
guests of Mrs: Erosthwaite's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph NJ.
Martin of 1776 Carroll avenue.
Messrs. and Mesdamess John L.
Banks, Charles HargTave, John
(Blondie) Barker, Mrs. Arthur
Boyd, and Mr., fOdell Smith left
early Wednesday morning, July %,
for a weeks fishing trip and outing
at Lutsen,- Minnesota. y,pz I
Mr.. John M. Patton, of 954 St.
Anthony avenue, leftf0r Cleveland;
Ohio on account of, the death of
his father-in-law. He and Mrs.
Patton will return this week.
The Twin City Postal Alliance
will have their annual picnic and
outing; Sunday, August 1, at Som
erset, Wisconsin. $50"
The Majestic Club had its annual
picnic and outdoor party, Sunday;
July %, at the OK Hall summer
home at Round Lake. 49, -.----.--sf
Mr.. John Barker, of TIC Rondo
street, has returned from Missis-
sippi where he went on account of
the death Of his mother. -
Mrs! Hector Vassar and daugh-
ter, Joyce of SIS ST. Anthony ave-
nue., are vacationing in Keokuk,
Iowa, with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Carlyle Fielding Stewart OF
9Th avenue south, Minneapolis, re-
turned home Tuesday, July 81;
from Cedar Rapids; Iowa, where
she went on account Of the death
of her father. asteSnI {
The Misses Nirota Green and
Beatrice Franklin are vacationing
in Chicago. 80 49, --~r. u
Mrs. Florence Cassius of 10th
avenue south; Minneapolis, enter
tanned at bridal shower for Miss
Anne Elizabeth Seymour, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs: CIV. Seymour of
3s47 Smelling avenue, whose mar
riage took place Tuesday. e
st. Philips Episcopal Church
will have a picnic at Como Park,
Wednesday, August Ii. Great eff
fort has been made for the chill
dren. The Mems Club is going to
the extent of providing for the
children to have a. grand afternoon.
There will be free ice cream, crack
er jack, a fish pond, free rides on
the train, and on the chair-plane.
The races will be a big feature.
Mothers, fix a picnic basket and
bring the, children, spend the day,
and meet old friends as well as new
ones. The program is scheduled to
start.,at. IL a. m. Twin City ball
game at $3.50 p. m. Minneapolis
Legion Post VS.. st. Paul. n
Mrs. Anna Mae McGavock Miller
is in the city visiting her sons and
daughter, Mr.. A. ]. McGavock, Mr..
William McGavock, and Mrs. Mabel
Lee. Mrs. Miller's home is in
Nashville.
Mrs. Lawson Melker, of 455 st.
Anthony avenue, was cat homep
Sunday, July 25, for her house
guest, Miss iCorinne Thomas, b
teacher in the public schools of st. |
Louis. About one hundred and
twenty-five guests called during the
afternoon to meet the visitor. A
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in every detail of the
service. In the receiving line in
addition to Mrs. Melker and Miss
Thomas were Mesdames Anna Mae
MeGagock Miller, Curtis Raymond;
George Hoage and w. E. Guy.
Among the out&of- town guests were
Mrs. Simmons from Georgia and
Mrs. Ruth Daniels Clark of Kan
sas City, Missouri Miss Thomas
viii leave next Monday for Port
land and Seattle to continue her
vacation trip. ;@& * awe -
Miss Olga Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Anderson Of
45S Rondo street, is teaching piano
LESSONS at her home. ,s.-..,. ae ss.--a
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Bridge Club gave a. surprise
party Saturday, July "a, honoring