Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

day evening, Sept. %, at Coposier
park. Members and their friends
attended.
Farewell Party: MIR. and Mrs. A:
J. Lewis, AIS Charles, entertained
at a farewell party, for Miss Lydia
Jones, Saturday, Sept. 2S. Miss
Lydia Jones has left to make her
home in Los Angeles, Calf.
BONANZA and POkenO Party: Mr..
and Mrs. Courtney Hilyard. 1872 st.
Anthony Ave, were hosts at
pokeno and bonanza party, Satur-
day, Sept. %, honOrinR their guests,
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Cavett, OF
Chicago, Ill. Decorations were OF
Fall flowers and gladiOlus. A mid
night buffet luncheon was served.
Guests present were: DIR. and Mrs
Claibourne c. Hill. DIR. and Mrs
Harry Chiles: Messrs. and Mines.
Charles : lie, Tela Burt, NJ. X.
McKnigh' samuel Johnson, James
Green, Hammond Turner, La
Fayette Fields, William Hanna,
Ralph Ward, Sr.; Mines. Charles
Rogers, Earl Comley, Andrew john
son. Edith Sizer, Morris Brown,
Allie Balenger and Mary Gancey;
Messrs. Ernest Potts, Henry
Thomas, and Milton Buford.
Others extending courtesies were
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Hill, who enter
tanned at a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Cavett, Sept. 81, Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ X. Mcknight, also hosts at a
dinner. Sept. 20, Mines. {. Noble,
T. Burt, f. Comley, Ellis Manning,
William Hanna, Samuel Johnson,
Ralph Ward, Sr.. and James Green.
The Eugene Cavetts left for Their
home in Chicago, Monday, Sept 80
Mrs. o. c. DriEEle. 800 N. ST
Adams, will spend the weekend IN
Chicago, ILL.,, visiting her daugh'
ter, Crystal Stevenson.
Mr.. William Virgins OF CleVe'
land, Ohio, arrived Monday, Sept
% To visit his uncle, Mr.. j. l.
Mckinney, 3lS n. GrOttO, and alst
IN attend his uncle's birthday party
on Oct. 3. He will leave the nlgh'
Of Oct. 3. IN
Arthur "Jabbig" Edmonds Of De-
Moines, la, who has been tn
house-guest Of his sister and broth
er-ip-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred vii
Iiams. 7I9 Rondo Ave, for the pas
three weeks, left Wednesday, Oct. z
The AdeIphai Club held its open
ING meeting on Sept. "a at tn,
Crispus Attacks Home. America
was sung in unison with the resi-
dents Of the home. The newly
elected officers presided. Plans wer
made for the years program. he
freshments were served. Al tn
election of officers held at the las
, meeting in June the present officer
were reelected and installed b
Mrs. John Patton. The club wi
q celebrate its 47th anniversary o
Tuesday. Oct. %, at the Halle I
Brown House.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jameson Of TexaI
kama. Texas, entered the UniVel
sity OF Minnesota for her secon
wear this fall and Is residing
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Ball. 34S n. Dale. Mrs. Jameson
the wife Of DR.. J. y. Jameson, u
the son Of DR.. J. u. Jameson, ~
who is the owner Of the only Negi
hospital in TexaTkana, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzO Davis ar
their two sons, Alonzo, Jrr al
n Dale BRAKEMAN Of Tuskegee, ALI
I are spending the school year
| Ct Paul. The Davis, who are u
| cousins Of Mrs. Louis Carson, IL.
| Thomas. will be here while NJ
| Davis is taking graduate work
psychology at the University
| Minnesota.
| The Members Of ~. Paul Cha
| ter No. |, Order Of Eastern Sta
were entertained at q "Patr0
y Party" given by the Worthy +
!. tron Of the Chapter, John X. Law
| ence. Jr., DAT Iglehart Ave,
| Monday evening. Sept. 80. Mel
hers Of the Chapter who we
guests were: Messrs. and Mm'
| Oliver Taylor. James A. Gree
Samuel l.. Ransom, James X. Lyn
Mines. Kate Neil, Helen Lawren'
Birdie High. Mary Wilson, Eyei
A. Brent, Viola Culver, Ruth lie
derson. Dorothy Payne, Desi
Clemens, Villa Mae Barber, i
vinia Murray. and Alice William
Messrs. James Watson, Robert W
Iiams and Hector Hunter. Spec
guests were: Mrs. Wayne X. "
| Coy: Messrs. George DOwney, n
W. Neil, Julius W. ClemmonS,
Franklin Henderson, Milton
Barber. James T. Murray. q
Lawrence r. Tarver. Refreshmsl
and games were featured W
prizes given for the highest scot
IN the games.