Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-09

lbs. and II ozs. at birth.
Mrs. W. Il. Walker, 9Sl st. An
thony, returned home Tuesday, July
80, after a tive-week visit with
| friends and relatives in St. Louis,
Mo, Louisville, Ky, and Lexing-
ton, Ky.
The Toute Bonnie Annie Club was
| represented at the St. Paul Garden
Clubs tour Wednesday, Aug. 7, and
also on Thursday, Aug. &. Five
/ club members went as representa-
tlves: Mines. Thomas Neal, presi-
| dent: Mrs. Lawrence TarVer, chair
man; Ida Murphy, Mammie Green
and Cora Strothers.
The Entire Nous Club met Sat.
urday, Aug. 3, AT the home Of Mrs.
Gertrude Nay, S97 1glehart. After
a brief business meeting the mem
bers played games and consumed
refreshments. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. May
| Williams, 597 Rondo.
Mrs. Clarence I. X. Nelson, wife
of the pastor of the Camphor Me-
mortal Methodist church, has been
ordered by her physician and the
| physicians at the Mayo Clinic.
Rochester. to take a complete rest
| for two months. She is now in Du-
luth and may be reached at 43O
West First St. Rev. Nelson plans
to take their two daughters, Lydia
and Sandra. to visit Mrs. Nelson
on Monday, Aug. -, Mrs. Nelson's
birthday. Miss Marie Joiner,
cousin of the Nelson's. from Win
chester, Ky, is now living with
them. She plans to enter Hamline
| University next month.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Carson, Jr..
GIG Aurora, entertained at a din
ner, Sunday, Aug. I, in honor of
Mrs. Aaron b. Carter Of Chicago,
Mrs. Carriers small son, Edward,
and MIR. Oscar Penrice of Kansas
City, Kan. Mrs. Carter is the
former Jeanne Cater Of Duluth,
MINI. She and her son who have
been visiting her father, Mr.. Edward
Cater of Minneapolis, returned to
Chicago Wednesday, Aug. 7, after
a three-week visit.
The Misses Dorothy Monsoon and
Nadine Davis returned home Sun
day, July 2S, after "A week end visit
| to Chicago where they were the
guests of Miss Dolores Crowley.
They left St. Paul Thursday, July
20. Miss Monsoon is the daughter
of Mrs. Viola Monson, 300 n. St.
Adams, and Miss Davis is the
daughter of Mrs. Roberta Davis,
299 n. Avon.
Bridge Luncheon: Mrs. Ollye A.
Gum, 900 %. Anthony Ave, en-.
tertained at a Bridge luncheon, in
the Hotel Lowry, Thursday. Aug
|. Twenty-eight guests vert
| present. Bridge prizes were wor
by: first, Mrs. Clarence Anderson;
second, DR.. Lillian Lewis; third
Mrs. John Few.
To BE Married: Betty Louis,
Bentley, 527 Carroll Ave, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Frank CLAW Of Austin
Mimi, and Arnold William Day,
Sl6 St. Anthony Ave. son Of Mrs.
William Day, Of Mitchell, S. D.,
will be married in Austin. Mimi,
Sept. 2. Their attendant will be
Donald Day, brother Of the groom
tO-be.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. S.
+. Hall, 800 lglehart Ave, have as
their house guests, their daughter
and sOn-inlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
l.. Porter. Of South Norwalk, Conn.
Mr.. Porter is Executive director
Of the Carver Foundation, Inc.
Dinner: Mrs. Tillie Davis and
Mrs. Eta Lewis, 1924 +. l4th St,
entertained at dinner. Sunday, Aug.
4, in celebration Of the 2lst wed
ding anniversary Of their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Davis, 299 n. Avon. Guests
were: Messrs. and Mines. John
AinswOrth, Lawrence Walton,
Ernest, Lewis; Mines. Tessie Sonia.
Freda Harris, Cora Parker Of st.
Louis, Mo, Josephine Powers.
Bernice Jones; Misses Nadine
Davis, lllene Davis, Loretta Davis.
Jeanette Kirsky; Messrs. Stokes
Williams, John Rocks and Leon
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Davis re-
ceived many beautiful gifts.