St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-07-23

Gus illness. Until further notice.
the St. Paul Elks Rest will be
closed on Tuesdays.
Corporal Orrington C. Hall, Jr.,
who has been stationed at Dawson
Creek, British Columbia, the Alask-
an Highway, is in the city on fur
Tough for a week, prior to going
to Officers Training School at Fl,
Monmouth, New Jersey. Corporal
Hall is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
C. Hall, ST., 727 St. Anthony ave,
Corporal Halls wife, Mrs. Barbara
Coleman Hall, who is secretary at
the USO in Neosha, Missouri, ar
rived in the city, Wednesday, July
81, for short vacation. Corporal
Hall has as his guests here, Mas
ter Sergeant Melvin Osbourne and
Technical Sergeant James Blake.
also from Dawson Creek.
Pvt. Marius BlOedOrn of the Tus-
kegee flying school, is in the city
on a two-week furlough.
The former Miss Lillian Esther
Nelson is now Mrs. Arthur Vanes.
Congratulations.
Robert Sonny Lewis, son of
Mrs. Cecilia Lewis, 222 Rondo Ave-,
is convalescing at home after a
siege of pneumonia. He spent 10
days in Ancker hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth English, sister of
Mrs. James Cleary, 1852 st. Anthony
Ave., visiting here from Princeton,
KY, was the guest of Mrs. Sarah
E. Rufus, 419 Sherburne, last week
end. Mrs. Carlos Moffatt, 458 Mac
Kubin St., entertained Mrs. Eng
lish and Mrs. Raymond Jones of
Parsons, Kans., at a sociable bingo
party last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rufus entertained the two
women at a waffle breakfast
Thursday morning, July Is. Seven
other women were present. Mrs.
Jones is here with her children,
Eddie, Benjamin and jeanne.
One of the new services of the
Halle @. Brown Community House
this fall will be the taking care of
school children from the ages of
five to. twelve years for mothers
who are employed. The children
will be taken in as early in the
morning as is necessary for the
mother to get to her place of en-
ployment. They will be sent to
public school, given their hot lunch
when they return at noon, and
then supervised until six-thirty in
the evening. Miss Janeabelle Muir
ply will be in charge of the group.
In the mail this week was an air
mail special from Corporal Ollie A.
Griffin, stationed at Camp Stew
art, Georgia, who sends a ''hello"
to his Twin City friends.
Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa AL
pha Sorority held it's final meeting
for the season, Sat-, July 10, 7:3O
pm, at the home of Soror Eliza
beth Moore, 662 W. Central Ave.
Election of officers was postponed
until the fall. An unexpected treat
was greatly enjoyed by the mem
bers when Soror June Hawkins,
recently of the cast of Porgy and
Bess, sang Summertime" popular
song from the show. After the
meeting the Sorors were refreshed
with delicious orange punch and
cake. The cakes were beautifully
decorated in the sorority colors of
pink and green. Eta has had an I'M
usually active year. Each month
since October some sort of activity
has engaged the chapter. A Christ
mas party for children was held
Dec. % at Halle Q. Brown House
Rev. W. W. Robbins was presented
at Forum January 26 also at H.
@. B. on June 6 a visit was paid to
the residents of Crispus Attacks
Home. Other activities included a
tea honoring Founders Day and
the Twentieth Anniversary of Eta
Chapter; a Rushing Party" initia-
ton of two new members; and &
party for girl graduates of Twir
City high schools. Members attend
ing the meeting were: Soror:
Elizabeth Moore, Rachel James
Thelma Berry, Frances Hughes
Allie Balenger, Ethel Williams
jeanette Dorsey, June Hawkins
Frances Brown, Shirlee Thomson
Laura Jeffry, Myrtle Vassar, Edn;
Griffin, Emma Lou Jones anC
Myrtle Wormley.