St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-15

peared IN the Jan. 81 edltlon OF u
days before Mr.. SherwoOd's death.
1885 Fourth Ave. s., left for her
home Tuesday, February s, after
a months visit. During Mrs. Cole
mans stay, she was the honored
guest at dinner at the home Of Mrs.
Carruthers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Judy, 21l0
18th Ave. So, entertained a group
of young people Sunday, February
10, at their home in honor of their
niece, MISS Leoma PRtrIck and her
nance, Cpl. Roosevelt Thomas, who
is home on furlough from Camp
Lee, Va. Other guests were:
Johnny Glanton, J. e. Virgins,
Wayne Frazier, Arthur Slaughter,
Stanley Roberts, Gardner SPRING
tield, Marion Thomas, Snrley
Childress, Rosetta Thomas, Lenora
Vaughn, Mildred Thomas and many
others.
MIR. and Mrs. William Cratic, Jr.,
3724 Fifth Ave. So, entertained AT
dinner Thursday evening, January
81, honorlng 1t Theresa James
Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Maxwell.
Miss Villa Booker, 1920 Fifth
Ave. So, and little niece, EhEabeLh
Ann Booker, were the weekend
guests Of Miss Booker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sweets at
PeOla, Kansas.
Little Michael Jackson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth jackson, 6ZU
TIN Ave. NO., tell SATURDAY, FEB
ruary y, and injured ms rIgnL arm.
Mr.. I'D. q. Young, SyUz CLINTON
Ave-, is Ill at kalruew hospital.
Cpl. Jack kaIney, son OF Mrs.
Hazel kaIney, SS4I Fourth Ave. 30,
has landed IN New YORK, ana Is oil
ms way to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Erline EVersley of New
York Is the guest OF ner grand
mother, MRS. mayme MOAN, LU[I
30. kI1Ih st. MIR. EVersIey VIA
JON her IN a coupe OF weeks. Mrs.
Eversley Is the former Ernne VII
hams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Everett, 40Y
Lynuaie Ave. NO., are me parents
Oh DaDy son born thursday, r eO-
ruary Z, al General nOspIuAI.
MISS Evelyn E.scue, ooLU Fourth
Ave. 3d., graduated FRIDAY, Rep
ruary ., from Ine minnesota OcnOOi
OF business. MASS Escue Is now
quAIIued as a swIUcnDOard operator.
Sne Is the dAugnUer Oh mr.. anu MRS.
Z. l.. Escue OF the ABOVE aGdress.
Mrs. Alice Cook, 27z6 3OLh Ave.
So, entertained AZ 0Inner MONDAY
evening In nOnOr OF her DrOLner anu
slsUer-In-IaW, Mr.. ana MRS. LucIus
Hendrix ot New YORK. lovers were
IaId Tor SIX, and a uencICus dinner
Mr.. ana MRS. keUe hODInsOn OF 81.
raul. Alter dinner lhe group JOOk
pictures.
Mrs. Charles Curry and Mrs.
Maude Chandler, 5000 FUN Ave.
80, entertained a group OF Iadles
wednesday, February 10, Tor Lne
Stanley demonstration. A lovely
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corners, 1885
Fourth Ave. 80, are leaving FIJI
Gay, February 10, tor an extended
"Trip 10 Washington, u. T., New
YORK and Virginia. In Washington
they Will visit Mr.. Corners DrOLh-
er, IN New YORK they Will visit
friends and in Virginia they Will
visit relatives.
Mrs. William Ewing, 1920 goth
Ave. So, VINO recently suffered a
broken MP, Is sUeadIly improV-
ing at her nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, l042
Bryant Ave. No., have as their
guest, Mrs. Shaw's sister, Mrs.
blrue Rivers, OF New YORK. Mrs.
RIVERS arrived in the city Sunday,
February 3.
Mrs. Floyd Mayes, 3Sl6 Fourth
Ave. &c., entertained a few friends
at a luncheon party Tuesday, Feb
ruary II, at her home. Guests
we're: Mesdames X. b. Moulden,
Ramsey ChavIs, G. l.. Mason, Jose
phine Murray, BernIee Morris,
Marie Reddick, Beulah Van Hook,
Odessa Moppins and Tom Carroll.
1t Leroy Bell, 1861 So. Fifth
St, is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bell.
william Carroll, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Carroll, 1922 Oakland
Ave-, left Wednesday, February 6,
for Seattle, Wash, TO join the Mer-
chant Marine.
Mrs. Dorothy Hines, 1921 South
Fifth St, graduated from the Min
nesota School Of Business, Thurs
day, February z. Mrs. Hines Is
qualified as a switchboard operator.
The T. o. B. Club will have its
Valentine party at the home Of