Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14

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The Fifth District American
Legion Auxiliary held its 10th an
nual convention Saturday, June 3,
in the Junior ballroom at the Mic
ollet hotel. Mrs. X. l.. Burns, 1913
Fourth Ave. s., was reelected Dis
trict chaplain for the year l946-47.
AppendectOmy: Mrs. Beatrice d.
Partee, 1871 +. 37th ST., who has
been a patient at St, Andrews
hospital, where she underwent an
appendecomy Wednesday, May %,
returned home Friday, June 7. Mrs.
Partee is getting along nicely.
Returned to L. s.: First 1t. How
ard Wells, son of MIR. and Mrs. Olin
p. Wells, 364l Fourth Ave. S, has
returned TO the United States. 1t.
Wells is expected home after a
short rest period in an Army hos
pital in New Jersey where he is
recuperating from "A nervous break
down suffered from fatigue.
Many Club Guests: The Twin
City Maids and MatrOns Bridge
club held it's recent meeting at the
home Of Mrs. 0. b. Williams, 4445
First Ave. S. Guests were: Mes
danes Martin Brown, David Fran
els, b. c. Archer, c. W. Glenn,
George Nickson, Manly Rhodes,
William Modem, Gerome Reed, Sa-
die Hilyard Anderson Of Chicago.
The first guest prize was won by
Mrs. Gerome Reed, second by Mrs.
William Modem and third by Mrs.
Manly Rhodes. The club prizes were
won by Mrs. J. Walton Grump first,
Mrs. Frank Terry second, and Mrs.
c. w. Wigington third. The next
meeting will be held at the Donald
Brady, Sr., residence, 5000 Fifth
Ave. S, on Saturday, June %.
Helen Jackson Cap and Gown
club of IBPOEW met at the home
of Mrs. Genevieve Cooper, vice
president, 1903 Lyndale Ave. n,
on June 5. Mrs. Cooper served
luncheon in honor of the clubs
president, Mrs. Ida Mae Burrell,
who was celebrating her birthday.
The next meeting will be held July
II, at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Briggs, 725 Olson Blvd.
A Linen Shower: A bridal shower
was given by Mrs. Mrtle Hughes,
289 ChatswOrth, for Miss Doris
Ware, bride-elect. Miss Ware is
home at 1900 Fifth Ave. S. this
week for her wedding to George
Allen Powell on Sunday, June l6.
The Blue Monday Club will cele-
brate it's first anniversary at ban
quet at the Twenty Limited Club on
Friday, June IA. The club held its
last meeting at the Ashton Tatum
residence, 1l43 Lyndale Ave. N, on
Sunday, June 8.
Tenth Birthday: Robert Neal
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. WenZll
Miller, 522 Emerson Ave. N, cele-
brated his tenth birthday with a
party at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Vealons Alternately,
5O43 Irving Ave. N. The party,
which was given recently, was at
tended by the following: Virgil and
Deloris Hill, Edgar Patterson,
Onamia WenZel, Gary Miller, Roy
Cobb, Elizabeth Green, Colleen and
Plouis Moore, Jr., Alene Williams,
Jennette Miller, Jenny Langums,
YvOnne and Glenn Slaughter.
Steaks: Three couples went to
Somerset, Wis, on Sunday for
steaks at Opars place. The couples
were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brady,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Percy c. Hughes,
Jr., and Pat Mallory and Harvey
Pittman. After the trip to Somer-
set the couples were entertained at
the new home of the Donald
Brady's, 394l Third Ave. s.
Mrs. Cecil Adair and her dAugh-
ter, Cheria, ll08 Aldrich Ave. NJ,
will leave next week for Seattle,
Wash, to be the guests Of Mrs.
Katherine Griffin, proprietress of
the Kozy Cafe in Seattle. Mrs.
Adair and her daughter will then
motor to Oregon and California.
On their return home in July, Mr..
and Mrs. Adair and Cheria will
continue on to Huntsville, Ala,