St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-08-25


Entertains at Dinner: Mrs. Levi
Carrot, $40 st. Anthony avenue,
entertained at dinner Friday, Aug.
10, complimentary to Rev. and Mrs.
D. E. Beasley, Miss R. Jennings of
Los Angeles, California, and Mrs.
B. Brently of Chicago. Miss Jen-
nings is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. Sydes, of Iglehart
Ave.
Visits hubby: Mrs. Paul P. Bos-
well, 953 st. Anthony avenue, spent
the weekend in Chicago visiting
her husband, DR.. Paul P. Boswell,
who is interning at Provident Hos
pital.
Home From Trip: Mrs. Roy
Green, 888 st. Anthony avenue, has
returned home after a two weeks
visit in Yellowstone National Park,
Wyoming, and Seattle.
From New York: Miss Louise
Rowe of New York CITY has been
Birthday Party: Little Delmar
Lee Preston, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Albert Preston of Iowa, celebrated
his third birthday, Sunday, August
20, from three to five at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Carrie
Williams, 1866 Blair street, where
he has been spending the past sum-
mer months. Little Delmar was the
recipient of many lovely gifts from
his guests. The afternoon was spent
playing games directed by Mrs.
Leila Smith. The table from which
the little tots were served had a
color scheme of pink and green and
was conferred with large birthday
cake. The guests included Corrine
Grant, Cynthia Stone, Charles
Henry Jones Jr., Patsy Hayden,
Ellouise Toussaint, Eugene Tous-
saint, and Marcella Sayles. Others
present were Miss Eleanor Sayles,
Mrs. Ora McMoore, and the
mothers of the babies.
New Baby: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ray, 667h Rondo street, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of baby girl.
POw-WOw: The So-Cial-Ette
Club had its annual pow-wow at
Sucker Lake, Saturday, August
10. Those present included the
Misses Joan Valentine, Elizabeth
Moore, Vera Harper, Katherine
Jones, Janeabelle Murphy, Harriet
Galloway, Edith Coleman, Albreta
Neal, Beatrice Schuck, Millicent
Burgess, Ursula Walker, Messrs.
James Claridy, Maurice Bellamy,
Charles and Walter Rhodes, James
Bradford, John Murphy, Donald
Johnson, and Charles Moore, and
Sylvester Carter.
The Thomas Meals return: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Neal and
daughter, Miss Albreta Neal, 531
st. Anthony avenue, returned Mon
day evening, August Fl, after an
enjoyable trip to West Virginia to
witness the graduation of their son,
Thomas A. Neal, Jr., from West
Virginia State College. He is now
spending some time in New York
City. While on this trip, the Meals
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Meyers of Indianapolis, Indiana;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fulton of Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Mrs. S. Startling, and
daughter, Agatha Lowe in Charles
ton, West Virginia; Mrs. Viola
Thompson of Washington, D. c.;
DR.. and Mrs. Ira Scott of Cleve-
land, Ohio; and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Scott of Chicago. In New York
City, while attending the Worlds
Fair, the Meals resided at the
YWCA.
Hall at job in Kentucky: Mr..
David Hall, Jr., a former Saint
Paulite, is now affiliated with the
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
in Louisville, Kentucky, Mr.. Hall is
1889 graduate of West Virginia
State College.
The WinstOns Leave: Or. and
Mrs. W. Maurice Winston and fam
lily of Chicago, who have been the
house guests of the John M. Pat
tons, 954 st. Anthony avenue, for
the past three weeks, left Saturday
evening, August 10, for home. Ad-
ditional parties given for the
guests include sightseeing trips
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Nit
chell and Mr.. D. M. Johnson;
luncheons, Mrs. Walter Mcfarland,
Mrs. Charles w. Washington, and
Mr.. D. M. johnson, and Chinese
supper party, a supper dance at
Stumble Inn, and lovely cocktail
party.
Entertains at luncheon: Mrs.
Virginia Mitchell of 895 st. An
thony avenue entertained at a
luncheon. today (Friday) in honor
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