Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-31
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WELCOME HALF NEWS

The Willing Workers Girl Ne
serve Club of Welcome Hall is CIV
ing a Penny Carnival on April 4,
1889, from 3 to 6 p. m, and z to
1890 p. m. Plans have been made
for a very enjoyable afternoon and
evening.
An Indoor Track Meet is to be
held, entry fee 5 cents, with thrills
and surprises galore. A basket OF
groceries to be given the person
with the highest score. First event
begins at $3.50 p. m, promptly. A
Chinese Checker Contest will be
held, prizes to the winners.
Fortune Telling, Guess sin g
Booths, Good Eats and Drinks are
to be featured. Fun for all the
family, come early and get in on
everything.
The Music Department will rem
der a Good Friday Program, April
Z, 1899, at $50 p. m, at Welcome
Hall. Rev. Mr.. J. H. Thompson,
Rector of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Minneapolis, Mimi, will be
guest speaker. Music will be fur
nished by the children's choir. The
public is invited to attend this
meeting.
April 81, the Sewing Class and
Auxiliary of Welcome Hall are
planning Founders Day Dinner.
A luncheon will be served at 1890,
at which time the Missionary So
cieties of the city are asked to be
special guest. The program will
consist of the History of Welcome
Hall, Musical renditions and a re-
turned Foreign Missionary as guest
speaker. Dinner will be served at
$50 at which time the Welcome
Hall Auxiliary will present pro-
gram. An exhibit of various group
activities will be on display in the
auditorium. The Sewing class has
in connection with it's work Chill
dren's Dress Shop. Dresses $1.00
each. Sizes 2-8. Anyone wishing
to purchase dresses or aprons may
place order at Welcome Hall, or
call Da. $3.50. The proceeds will be
used to take care of Electric Sew
ing machines that have been pur-
chased by this class. Mrs. A. B.
Rideaux, Sewing Instructress, and
Mrs. Regina Morris, President of
the Auxiliary.
The Fishermen's Club of We'll
come Hall will have charge of the
Vesper Hour next Sunday, April 2,
1889, at 800 p. M, in the chapel.
There will be a discussion, subject:
"Are Women More Missionary and
Church-minded Than Men," Rev.
M. B. Patrick will introduce the
subject and have charge of the dis
cussion. Mr.. 1. Blakey will lead
the devotion. The discussion group
will consist of Mrs. Ella Golden and
Rev. J. W. Phelps, who will lead
the discussion. Mr.. Jackson of st.
James will be guest soloist. Please
make this a grand afternoon by be-
ing present.
The Cosmopolitan 25 Club of
Welcome Hall had it's second meet
ing Saturday evening at $50. The
following officers were elected:
Miss Bliss Latimer, president; Miss
Ernestine Sharpe, vice president;
Miss Ola Mae Kelly, secretary;
Miss Lovette Gross, corresponding
secretary; Miss Maggie Stone,
treasurer, and Miss Vesta Harris,
chairman of the Publicity Commit
tee. Miss Aretas Blaney is the
winner in the naming contest spon-
sored by the club. The devotion
was led by Miss Mona Yonke, after
which a very interesting lecture
on the "Care of Skin and Nails"
was given by Mrs. jeanette Letch-
man. The club will not hold its
regular meeting Saturday, April ?,
but all of the girls will be given
tickets to attend the Youth Ban
quet at Halle @. Brown House.
On Saturday, April 8, Mrs. N. H.
Mears will make talk on her Trip
Around the World, showing a
movie, and Curios gathered from
all parts of the world. All girls
between 14-18 may become mem
bers.