St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-16

were attractively attired-mostly
in new spring frocks. =. Following
the inter-racial forum Sunday at
the Halle @. Brown Community
House, Walter N. Ridley, graduate
student at the University and a
member of the panel, invited the
participants on the program and a
few others to his home for dis
cussion and a social hour. Those
who attended were the members of
me symposium, their guests,
Nuriel and Lounneer Pemberton,
Theodore and Ermine Allen, 1dell
and John Patton, Walter Coins,
Myrtle Garden, Martha Bradley
Harris of Chicago, and Gertrude
James. .. Little Petey Vassar, 200
N. st. Adams street, is recovering
from a seige of pneumonia. =.
Corinne Powell is being initiated
into the Elite Club. =. . Helen Grace
and Beverly Forbes Galloway of
Minneapolis spent the weekend in
the Sanity City with their aunt,
Anna Anderson, 735 St. Anthony
avenue. Laura Mae Oliver,
Meredith Howell, Essie Stewart,
Cora Belle Banks, Cordie Freeman,
and Helen Galloway had a meeting
of the sewing circle Tuesday after
noon at Laura's. Isn't that a
beautiful new wrist watch that
Beneta Edwards is wearing?
Shirlee Harris and hubby-to-be
have started buying housekeeping
articles already. :. And everybody
is spending their nickels this week
on after All I've Been to You"
played by Earl Hines. =. Lee Har-
ris, Jr., bass-baritone, will appear
in recital next Wednesday evening
at st. James A. M. E. Church at 8
p. m. 1t will be decided treat.
Sunday Afternoon Musical: Sid
ney Williams, the most brilliant
pianist and organist in the North
west, will be presented in recital
Sunday, February 10, at $3.50 p. m,
at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Mr..
Williams will be assisted by the
Grace Notes, a musical organiza-
ton of young ladies' directed by
Harriet G.. Hall. The public is
cordially invited.
Formal Tea: Invitations have
been issued by the Music Study
Club for a Formal Tea, Sunday,
February 10, from five to seven,
Halle @. Brown Community House.
Recovered: Miss Hazel Warricks
of N. St. Adams street, who has
been confined to the Student Health
Service of the University for a
week, is again able to attend
classes and wishes to express her
appreciation for her friends in
quiries and good wishes during her
illness.
Returns Home: Mrs. Martha
Bradley Harris of Chicago re-
turned to her home Tuesday, Feb
ruary Is, after spending six days
visiting her sister and brother,
Estyr and Elmer Bradley, 500 Car
roll avenue. Complimentary to
Mrs. Harris small informal was
given Sunday night. Bridge was
played and movies were shown by
John Banks and Charles Har-
graves. A midnight lunch was
served. Those present were the
Artie E. Boyds, Theodore F. AL
lens, John L. Bankses, Emmett Gal
loways, Jimmie divers, Charles
Hargraves, and the George Brooks
Juniors. Mrs. Harris was the
guest of honor at Waffle luncheon
given Saturday, February 10, by
Mrs. Theodore F. Allen, sos Car
roll avenue. Guests present were
Mesdames James Oliver, Rudolph
M. Martin, Jr., Artie Boyd, Charles
Hargrave, and John Banks.
Mrs. Harris was the dinner guest
Sunday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Artie E. Boyd at the Nifty Cafe
and was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Banks on Sunday af-
ternoon.. She was also the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Hargrave at the
Majestic Dancing Party, Friday
evening of last week.
Minnesota Jubilee Singers: The
Minnesota Jubilee Singers held a
recital at the Cosmopolitan Club
meeting, Saturday, February 10, at
1890 p. M, at the Minnesota
Union. The group is composed of
40 singers. They can be heard at
8 a. m. every Friday morning over
WLB.
The George Berrys Visit: DR..
and Mrs. George o. Berry have re-
turned here after a months stay in