Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-09-10

Katie Bradshaw, Carrie Powell,
Carrie E. Lindsay, Miss Corrine
Powell and Mr.. James Bolden.
Mrs. Carrie e. Lindsay, 426
Rondo, entertained Mrs. J. H. Bra
ham Of New York City at a seven
thirty dinner Friday, September 8,
at the st. Paul EIks Rest. Other
guests included Mesdames George
II. Lucas and Emma Blair.
Misses Earline Stokes, 757 st.
Anthony, and Janeabelle Harriet
Murphy, 1854 Thomas, spent the
Labor Day weekend in Chicago
visiting friends.
Mrs. Ruth Carroll, $50 Carroll,
is wearing a lovely diamond en-
gagement ring, the gift Of Mr..
Jack Payne. Wedding bells will
be a-ringing.
Mrs. Earl A. Brent, 975 st. An
thony, and Mrs. Edward Hatton,
636 w. Central, entertained at a
one o'clock bridge and bingo
luncheon Thursday, September 2,
in honor of Miss Blanche Shaw of
Chicago, house guest of Mrs. Jose
H. Sherwood. The rooms were
graced with vases of garden
flowers. First bingo prize was won
by Mrs. Margaret Cleary and the
second by Mrs. John M. Patton.
First bridge prize was won by Mrs.
William M. Hanna, second by Mrs.
o. A. Gum, and the third by Mrs.
w. M. Godette. Guests included
Mesdames Alonzo Cotton, B. G.
Archer, o. A. Gum, Richard L.
Stokes, Hammond Turner, Wal
lace Chambers, o. c. Drizzle, Jose
H. Sherwood, William M. Hanna,
Lawrence Tarver, Thomas Neal,
Laura Howell, B. S. Smith, Earl A.
Harris, Sam Ransom, Ellis Man
ming, Edward Young, H. Courtney
Hilyard, w. M. Godette, W. B.
Walker, John M. Patton, Harry S.
Brown, Cora Cuthbert, Margaret
Cleary. Both Miss Shaw and Miss
Ella Robinson of Kansas City, out
of town guests, were given beau
tiful guest gifts.
Mrs. LeOra w. Myers and Al
phonso Myers of Indianapolis, have
been in the city visiting their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Myers, 912 Iglehart. On
Wednesday, August %, Mrs. James
Birdeaux, 1892 Rondo, entertained
the visitors at luncheon. Thursday,
August &c, the visitors visited the
Minnesota State Fair as guests of
the Myers and Mrs. Ollie David
Lewis. Mrs. Houston Jackman,
966 st. Anthony avenue, enter
tanned the visitors for luncheon and
dinner and a sightseeing trip Of
the Twin Cities. Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Neal, 531 st. An
thony, entertained the guests at
dinner. They will leave Friday of
this week for home.
Mrs. Azzie Stephens, 1881 Park,
has returned to the city to make
her home after an absence of four
years, spent with her sons, Lloyd
and Sam of Chicago, and her
daughter, Mrs. Ned Shute of ITALIA
hassee, Florida. Mrs. Mabel Pat
rick, 727 Sherburne, is now sharing
Mrs. Stephens home with her.
Mrs. Patrick has recently returned
to the city from a vacation trip
that took her to Battle Greek,
Michigan, and Chicago.
Mrs. Carrie Powell, 697 Carroll
avenue, Mrs. Sam Ransom, 1047 E.
Rose street, and Mrs. N. W. Coins,
696 Carroll, entertained at break
fast Sunday, September 5, at the
home of Mrs. Coins. The party
was to honor three boys in the
service who are in the city on fur
Tough and their families. Those
honored were Pvt. Buddy Murphy
of the 369th Infantry, Camp
Clipper, California, Corporal Man
ley Rhodes of Camp Wolters, Tex
as, and Staff Sgt. Tulle Hickman
of Fl. Huachuca, Arizona. Guests
included, in addition, Major Samuel
Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. Manley
Rhodes ST., Miss Billie Rita and
Miss Peggy Rhodes, Miss Corine
Powell, Mr.. Billy Coins, Mrs. Ida
M. Murphy, Miss Janeabelle Har-
riet Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Hickman Sr., Staff Sgt. and
Mrs. Albert W. Harper of Fl.
Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Miss Martha Coins, daughter of
Mr.. Harold Hilyard, 551 W. Gen.
trail, is remaining in Cleveland,
Ohio, to attend school. She is max
ing her home with her aunt and
uncle, DIR. and Mrs. Ira B. Scott.
Mrs. Aida Graves, 1862 Rondo,
won the prize at the Minnesota
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