St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-25

months in California, complal
rife she couldn't stand it and
UndergOes Operation: Nh
Ave. No., underwent major opera
ion at Fairview Hospital, Monday,
bet. 81. Her condition is good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore, 2426
Fourth Ave. &c., left Saturday
night, Oct. II, for Rock Island, Ill.
for a weeks vacation visiting Mr..
MOore's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Norton Parker, SO
Royalston Ave. No., had as their
dinner guest Tuesday night, Oct.
Is, Mrs. Grover Stephens Of Green
vile, Texas. Mrs. Stephens is the
sIsUer OF Guy ana Jim I1enry Wa
kins Of Minneapolis.
Miss June Session, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Session, 1901
fifth Ave. So, is now a voluntee4
worker at the Phyllis Wheatley
House, assisting Mrs. Marguerite
Combs with the I o'clock hour.
Birthday Party: Mrs. Gertrude
White, 5O7 Bryant Ave. N, was
honored at a birthday party given
Friday, Oct. Is, at Maurice l..
ROthschild's Lounge, where she is
employed. Employees Of the store
were guests at the party. Mrs. E.
L. Escue and Miss Doris Escue
assisted with the party arrange
ments. Many lovely gifts were re-
ceived by Mrs. White.
Mrs. ID. J. Allen, 978 Bryant Ave.
No., received word recently that
her two sons, Privates Ira and
David Allen, are on their way to
the South Pacific.
Mrs. Pauline Hutchcraft, 7l2 Oak
Lake Ave. No, vacationed in Chi
cago recently as the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Loyce Travis, who
were celebrating their tenth we'd
ding anniversary. While in the
Windy City" Mrs. Hutchcraft was
royalty entertained by her many
friends.
Mr..RObert Perkins, Kansas City,
Mo-, is the guest Of his sisters, Mrs.
Villa Carr, 2021 Smelling Ave-, and
Mrs. Bertha Starks, ZOOS Elliot.
Mr.. Perkins is in Minnesota to try
his luck at hunting.
Surprise Party: A surprise birth
day party was given Sunday, Oct.
10, for Mrs. Martha Lee, by her
niece, Mrs. Doris Mills, and sister,
Mrs. d. j. Wade, at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Georgia McRuth-
ledge, sos 9th Ave. N. She was
presented with many lovely gifts,
Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Markus Carter, w. A,
Lee, Ronald King, d. J. Wade
George Mills, Eddie Lee, Jr., Ever.
rett Law and family, and Melvin
Beasley and baby; Misses Connie
Jones, Shirley Jones, Shirley Ann
Mills, and Juanita Vaudeville; Mes
DANES Ava Cassell, Mildred Man
deville, Arretta McDade, Virginia
Slaughter and baby Shirl Slaughter
and NJ. Powell; Messrs. Edward
Vaudeville, Jr., Ronnie Jones, John
Simms, Emmerett Jones, Dave
Bridgeport, Eddie Crosby, and Ed
ward Lee, Sr.
The Minneapolis SOcialites Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Claude Mason, 1924 Fifth Ave. So,
Sunday, Oct. 20. Election Of Off
GERS was held. Those elected were
Richard Sessions, president; Albert
Mcclure, vice president; OZora
Bailey, recording secretary; Shirley
Underwood, corresponding secre-
tary; Pat Mallory, financial secre.
tary; John Young, treasurer; and
elaine Mayes, sergeant-at-arms,
After the election refreshments
were served. The remainder Of the
evening was spent in a social ses-
sion.
Mr.. Lewis Ewing, 3342 Fourth
Ave. S., has returned home from
Minneapolis General hospital,
where he underwent an operation
recently.
Baby Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Copeland, 3632 Smelling Ave, are
the parents Of a six and a half
pound son, born Monday, Oct. II,
at St. Mary's hospital. No name
has been chosen for the youngster
as yet.
Mr.. MaceO Carruthers, Winnipeg,
Can, arrived in the city recently
to visit his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Carruthers,
1885 Fourth Ave. s. He plans to
make his home here.
Miss Villa Booker, 94l Aldrich
Ave. N, has been quite i'll at her
home since her return from Paola,
Kans.
Get-tOgether: The Ten Limited
Juniors gave a get-together Satur-
day, Oct. 10, at the home Of Charles
Moore, 9l3 AldTich Ave. N. Among
the members present were: Carmen
Allen, Essie Mae Whitaker, Donna
Cuff, Margaret Stewart, Jacqueline
Cuff, Veda Law, Almanac Allen,
Louise Cuff, Van White, Clentell
Jackson, Albert Jones, Donald
Gates, Clyde Turrentine, Richard
Randall, Connie Austin, and George
Wright.
Mrs. Clarence Palmer, IT'S Sew
enth st. NJ, has been III at home
during the past two weeks with in
fiuenza. She is much improved.
Mr.. Larkin Shelton Of Chicago,
spent the past weekend with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rain Workout, 1889 SHELL
ing Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith.
2435 Fourth Ave. s., entertained
Friday, Oct. IS, in honor Of Mr..
Larkin Shelton, Of Chicago. Other