St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-07-02
s4 SAINT PAUL SOCIETY
BY Estyr L Bradley
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Mrs. Owen c.; Howell of BAL Rom
do Street, became Mrs. Charles
Hargraye, in a quiet ceremony wit
messed only by the families in the
Parish House Of Zion Presbyterian
Church, Saturday evening, June
6, at 3 p. M Her accessories in
cluded a large leghorn hat trimmed
with a blue velvet bow, blue SAN
dals with vari-colored straps, and
eorsages ofItuberous -begonias.
A reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
grave viii be held at the Sterling
Club this evening friday at
. P. M: They arr, residing in an
attractive two-room apartment at
] 685 Carroll Ave. J SshA
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The Misses Fern Lee, Mable
Hickman, Katherine Jones, and
Shirley House left Friday morn
: ing, June s, for Lake Elmo, Min
! nesota; where they viii spend a
] week at Grace Dodge Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs; Gamaliel Ferguson
are now residing, at 419 Sherburne
Ave. They left Friday morning,
June 5, for a two weeks vacation
on their farm in Burnett County,
Wisconsin. sa>ss--..s .,.s.s- rss.s-a----
The Matinee Contract Bridge
Club met Thursday, June "a, at the
home of Mrs. H. Courtney Hilyard
of 1872 St, Anthony Ave. Luncheon
preceded cards. First club prize
was won by Mrs. Fred Schuck,
second by Mrs. Gerone L. Reed,
] and the third by Mrs. Hector Vas
sar. First guest prize was awarded
] to Mrs. John L.. Banks, second to
: Mrs. Alonzo Cotton. Other guests
] of the hostess included Mesdames
Maidrew Con1ey, Charles Noble,
w. Ellis Manning, W. Squire Neal,
Richard L. Stokes, Lawrence II.
Mccoy; and DR.. Lillian Lewis. The
next meeting will be Thursday,
I July Z, at the home of Mrs. Will
! liam Cassius of a9S9- w. Central
! Ave. Go 80
{ Complimenting Mrs. Eva Thomas
{ of Kansas City, a group of friends
I of the Dr.. Norman H. Howells
fmotored to Round Lake Saturday,
& June 26; for a Pow-Wow at the
! summer home Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Hall. The party included
Messrs. and Mesdames Theodore
Allen, Lawrence H. Mccoy, John
L. Banks, James Oliver, the Misses
g-GeEdelia Freeman and Beneta A.
Edwards, and Messrs. Ollie Grant
hom and John Wesley Brooks.
Miss Mae Mayweather of Hunt
er College, New York City, spent
! several days of this week in Saint
: Paul onra business trip. While
here she resided at the home of
! Mr.. and Mrs: R. F. Wilson of 697
st. Anthony Ave. Miss May
weather is studying medicine in
New York City.
+. Miss Zee A. Anderson, who left
last week for her home in Mound
(; Bayou, Mississippi, wishes to
thank Pilgrim Baptist Church, the
Choir, and other organizations of
Pilgrim Baptist Church for the
lovely going-away gifts, and the
several social 5courtesies extended
her before making her departure.
Mrs. Lillian Lytton, Mrs. Fred
Hill, and Mr. w. M, Smith of
Nashville, Tennessee, were in st.
Paul, Sunday, and spent the day
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Wilson
of 697 St. Anthony Ave. They
f. left Monday morning for Bemidji
Lakes by motor. g.. '-" 5@
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Cole
man, Miss C.. Lewis, and Mrs. B.
! Hearst, of Seattle, Washington,
visited in st. Paul en- route to their
home after an extensive Eastern
tour. They visited friends and rel
atlxes in New York, Chicago, De-
treit.. Cleveland, and Washington,
n c. They were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Wilson
Of 697 st. Anthony Ave. during
their stay in St, Paul.
The Bid-Rite Contract Bridge
Club met Thursday June "a, with
Mrs. J.sD.s anderson as hostess.
First club prize was won by Mrs.
Eli Hickman, ! second by the host
ess, and the, club BOBBY by Mrs.
John Thanks. First guest prize
was won by Mrs. Emmett "A. CAL
loway, and the guest BOBBY by Mrs.
Chauncey 1. Cooper. Other guests
of the hostess included Mrs. Eva
Thomas of Kansas City, Mrs. Edna
Gaines Cheatham of New York
Cifu fRicu gEuailxy Hoinac and MrS