St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-05

Gardner. Charles Eskridge, Walter Coins,
Wayne Glanton. Stanley Harris, John
Hereford. Raymond Harrison, Edward
Hatton. Richard Hall. Emile Hill. Johnny
Highe, A. v. Hall, James Hughes, Grover
1ngraham, Thomas johnson, Gordon Kirk,
Leroy Kelsey, Garland Kyle, Sam Lynch,
Maeeo Littlejohn. Richard Mann, Donald
Mcclure. Harry Mayes, John Murphy.
Kenneth MeG Mason; Oscar Newman Lafayette
Pillow, Junius Powell, Robert Pierre, Har-
vey Pittman. Manley Rhodes, Jr., James
Robinson, Leroy Reese, "Bumpy" Stokes,
Ben Solomon, Ashemore Stokes, John
Spriggs, Henry Thomas. Robert Thornton,
Stanley Tabor, Clarence thurman, Rufus
Webster. Robert Williams, Henry Ware
field, Alfred Williams, John Walton, John
Whitaker and several others.
Miss Marie peggy Rhodes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Rhodes, $50 Carroll Avenue, will
be honored on Tuesday evening,
June 9, with a formal dancing
party at the Sterling Club in honor
of her graduation from John Mar
shall High School. Miss Rhodes
has been outstanding during her
four years of high school. She has
taken an active part in all extra
curricular activities as well as
maintaining a high average. She
first came into public prominence
as a drum majorette, twirling for
Local SIG of the Northern Pacific
Unit of the st. Paul Winter Carni-
val. On the 29th of May she was
made 1912 Queen of the Omega
fraternity at it's annual spring
prom at Columbia Chalet.
Mrs. Alice Harding of Chicago
visited in the city over the week
end with her husband and two chill
dren. She was the breakfast guest
on Sunday, May 81, of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Brooks, Jr., ITO
st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Virginia Mitchell, 1876 St.
Anthony Ave-, who has lived in the
city for the past twenty years, will
leave about the 18th of June to
make her home in the East. Before
settling down, she expects to visit
friends and relatives in New York
City, South Carolina, Florida, and
her daughter, Miss Agnes Kimball,
in Los Angeles, California. .
Complimentary to Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Nora Ross, 663 st. Anthony
Ave-, entertained at a beautifully
appointed dinner party last week.
Guests included Mrs. F. Alsup and
Daughter, Rev. and Mrs. S. E.
Ware, Mrs. Maude Weber, Mrs.
Birdie High, Mrs. N. Frazier, Mrs.
Pauline Martin, and Mr.. Ross.
Mrs. Jennie V. Smith, 493 w. Cen
trail Ave-, entertained at dinner
Sunday, May 81, in honor of Mrs.
Mitchell at which covers were laid
for six. Mrs. Mitchell was the
dinner guest on Monday, June 1, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. P. Rhodes,
889 st. Anthony Ave. A Going
Away Party was given on Tuesday,
May 26, by the Big Four Club of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service of Camphor M. E. Church,
at the home of Mrs. Katie Coquire,
26O st. Anthony Ave. Twenty-three
members attended the party and
pre- nted the honoree, Mrs.
Mitchell, with number of beauti-
full and useful gifts. Those present
included Mesdames Sadie Harrison,
Visa Roland, M. Stone, Lottie Mil
ton, Katharine Neal, Clarence T.
r. Nelson, Catherine Hamburg,
Essie Stewart, Cora Parker, Eloise
Gardner, Frances Right, Katie M.
Robertson, Jennie V. Smith, Lula
P. Keene, Levisa Roland, Belle
Staples, Fletcher Peoples, and
Misses Lydia and Sandy Nelson.
Mrs. Mitchell, an ardent church
worker, has been highly respected
and admired during her residence
here and will be greatly missed by
her friends and fellow church
workers.
Mrs. Camille Jackson of New
York City is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Berth James. 300 w. Central Ave