Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-13


to spend her vacation in Los An
geles, California, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond johnson.
Mrs. Azzie Stephens was in the
city during June and July visiting
at the home of Mrs. Mabel Patrick,
535 Carroll Ave. On Tuesday, Au-
gust 3, Mrs. Stephens returned to
Chicago and in the early fall ex-
poets to return to the city to again
make her home at 1881 Park.
Mrs. James Walker, 7SS st. An
thony Ave-, is visiting relatives in
several eastern cities.
Mrs. Carrie E Lindsay, 1876 Rom
do, an employee of the Golden Rule
Department Store, left Sunday,
August 8, to spend her vacation
visiting friends in Chicago, Illinois,
and to visit her son, Emery W.
Lindsay, and friends in Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. Matte Haskins, 426 Carroll,
matron at the Golden Rule, spent
one week of her vacation visiting
relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bonnie Vivian of St. An
thony Ave-, who is a member of
the Deaconess Board of st. James
A. NJ. E. church, is in Ancker hos
pital for treatment.
The First LeSOrile meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Clara
Williams, $40 St. Anthony, Tues
day, August 3. Election of officers
was held with results: Mrs. l.
Seaton, president; Mrs. Mae Will
hams, vice president; Mrs. Faus-
tina Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Sue
Ross, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Clara Williams, treasurer. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Faustina Robinson, 100 st. Anthony
Ave, Tuesday, August II.
Mrs. Helen Thomas, Mrs. Elnora
Spears, and Miss Sandra Spears of
Chicago are visiting Mrs. Eta
Johnson and Mr.. John Williams,
1923 Rondo Ave. They will visit
here for about three weeks.
Pvt. Ernest Johnson has returned
to Camp Clipper after spending his
furlough with his mother, Mrs. Eta
Johnson.
Mrs. Viola Perkins and Mrs.
Clara Henderson of Kansas City,
Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri,
were visitors in the city and were
the house guests of Mrs. Tillie
Daniels, 314 E. 14th Street. On
Sunday evening, August LIST, they
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Davis with a dinner party
and taken on sight seeing tour.
On Tuesday evening, August
3, Mrs. Daniels entertained her
guests with a Bingo party. The
guests included: Mesdames DR..
Strong of Chicago, sister of Mrs.
Mary Moss of Rondo Ave-, Freda
Harris, Samuel Davis, Emeline
White, E. Wilson, Sallie Harrison,
Mae Lark, Carrie Ailep, Villa See
kins, Mayme Moss, Josephine Pow
ell, B. Jones, Eta Lewis, Mabel
Harris, Messrs. A. Taylor, Sam
Davis, E. Newman, NJ. Fletcher,
Harold Parker, Clarence Maxwell,
W. S. Wilburn of Chicago, William
Stokes, and J. W. Rocks. On
Wednesday, August 4, the visitors
were entertained by Mr.. Martin
Scott, 697 St. Anthony Ave-, with
theater party. On Thursday,
August 5, they were entertained
by Mrs. Mabel Harris, 445 N. Kent,
the guests at this affair including
Mesdames Susan Tudos, Tillie Dan
iels, S. Shine, and Elizabeth Woo
ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Dun
can of Minneapolis entertained at
birthday luncheon on Thursday
afternoon, August 5, in honor of
Mrs. Henderson's birthday, and on
that same evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
William White, 773 Rondo Ave-, en-
tertained the guests at a prettily
appointed dinner party at which
Mr.. W. S. Wilburn of Chicago was
also honored. Other guests were
Mr.. Clarence Maxwell, Mr.. Harold
Parker and Mrs. Tillie Daniels. . &.
Friday, August 6, Mrs. Eta Lewis,
288 Rondo, entertained the visitors
with a Bar-Be-Q supper, and on
Sunday, August 8, Mrs. Ernest
Potts of 619 St. Anthony, enter
tanned the guests at breakfast,
after which they all attended the
morning service at st. James A.
NJ. E. church. At three o'clock the
same day, Mr.. Martin Scott enter
tanned the ladies at three o'clock
dinner at the st. Paul Elks Rest.
Numerous gifts were given Mes
DANES Perkins and Henderson by
friends who didn't entertain. They
left the city, Sunday, August 8, for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney MiIsap, 300
st. Anthony, have as their house