St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-13
Social and Personal
ST PAUL
By Estyr L. Bradley
S52 st. Anthony Ave.

done! 1t was done! A costume
party with everybody in costume.
Instead of the customary semi
monthly business meeting. of the
Cameo Social Club, the social COM
mittee planned a Kid Party for
Wednesday,, May fourth. Each
member invited a couple and his
or her company and about 10 p. m.
things got under way. The party
was chaperoned and supervised by
Miss l. Myrtle Garden and her
kindergarten staff headed by Miss
Ruth Adina Brown with Mesdames
Cecile Boswell, Evadne Kendall,
Alverta Coram,. and Miss Carol
Warricks assisting. Children's
games were played and number
of prizes were awarded. Miss Ag-
mes Ellis received the prize for
having the most childlike costume,
and Mr.. George Brooks, Jr., was
awarded the prize by the judges
for the most boy-like costume.
Mrs. Norman H. Howell and Miss
Margaret Slaughter wore two of
the prettiest costumes, and Edwin
Salter, George James, and Jimmie
Oliver wore attractive Little Lord
Fauntleroy costumes in fact,
most of the get-ups were cute, but
space doesn't permit Individual
mention.
The refreshments consisted of
apples, lollipops, ice cream, and
cookies.
Those present were the Charles
Hargraves, John Bankes, Gerald c.
Hargraves, John Wesley Kellys,
Norman H. Howells, Edwin Salters,
Jimmie divers, George Brooks,
Junior, William Reaches, William
Gardeners, Clarence Smiths, Artie
Boyds, Theodore Aliens, Louise
James, Sally Parks, Mildred Brooks,
Peggy Tresvan, Julia Creighton,
Evalyn Austin, Muriel Wigington,
Agnes Ellis, Gertrude Reed, Evalyn
Kelly, Florence Ward, Edna Gaines
Cheatham, Bernice Shackelford,
Mary Turner, Emile Gaines, Mar
garet Slaughter, Harryette Walls,
Beneta Edwards, George James,
Lloyd Shanks, Jack Ryan, Cornelius
Mobiley, Freddie Slemmons, Will
liam Smalls, Thomas Hargrave,
Paul Smith, B. F. Henderson, John
Kendall, Mickey Walker, Lounneer
Pemberton, Stanley Bradshaw,
Richey Adams, and J. D. Anderson.
Pirate Club! The Pirate Clubs
last meeting was held at the home
of Donald Johnson, 795 Edmund
Street. Election of officers was
held. Gordon Kirk was elected
president; John Murphy, vice presi-
dent; Louis House, secretary; Don
aid Johnson, treasurer. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Gordon Kirk, 391 N. St. Adams
Street.
Maxfield Parent Teachers! The
Maxfeld Parent-Teachers' Associa-
ton held its monthly meeting at
the Maxfeld School, Monday, May
ninth. An interesting talk was
given on the Importance of the
summer roundup. A monday
luncheon will be held Friday, June
8, at the home of Mrs. Robert R.
Mitchell, 685 Carroll Avenue.
Los Angeles Visitors! Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gray of Los Angeles,
California, are in the City visiting
Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. W.
Slaughter, her brother, Frank
Slaughter, and sister, Mrs. P. Rol-
land of 531 Aurora Avenue. Mrs.
Gray was the former Miss Georgia
Slaughter. They left for home,
motoring, last Thursday, and in
tend to stop over in Denver and
several other Western cities.
Willing Workers Club! The
Willing Workers. Club of Camphor
M. E. Church met Wednesday, May
fourth, at the residence of Mrs.
Lulu P. Keene of 345 Rice Street.
Those present included Mesdames
Bishop Neal, w. Peoples, Stanley
Tabor, P. Rolands, Julia Douglas,
William Slaughter, and Jno. Milton.
The guests of honor were Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence Nelson, the new pas
tor of Camphor and his wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gray of Los
Angeles, house guests of the Ro-
lands of 531 Aurora Avenue. Fol-
lowing the business. meeting, sup
per was served. Mrs. B. Neal is
the president of this group, and
Mrs. J. Henderson, the secretary.
Mrs. George James Recovering
Mrs. George James of TOT st. An
thony Avenue is improving steadily
from her recent illness.
Criterion Art Club! The Criterion
Art Club met Monday, May 9, at
the home of Mrs. Robert F. Brown