Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-13

family, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Ander
son, IT'S Iglehart Ave.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Moore
662 w. Central Ave, left the city
Monday, Sept. 9, to make her home
IN New York City. She is planning
to enter the Julliard school OF
music. Miss Moore recently re,
signed from the University Of Min.
nesota library staff, after thret
years. Her appointment was as
stan librarian. She is also listed
among the contributors to the re-
Gently issued publication, Publ.
cations Of the Faculties" Miss
Moore is co-author Of a list OF
periodicals received on subscription
by the University Of Minnesota
library from Axis and Axis-domi.
mated countries during the years
1882 l944.
Left for Washington, ID. c.: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Z. Moore, OF
Washington. d. c., house guests Of
their parents and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis p. Moore and Miss
Elizabeth Moore, for the past two
weeks, left the city Monday, Sept.
8, accompanied by their sister. En-
route, they will visit in Chicago,
indefinitely, with an aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jones. Num-
erous courtesies were accorded the
Moores during their stay in the
city. Friends extending various
cOurtesies were: the Messrs. and
Mines. James Murray, Jr., II. Ran
som Coins, Samuel L. Ransom,
William NJ. Ridley, Curtis Ray
mond, Kelly Turner, Byron Brown,
Ashmore Stokes, Edward A. Hat
ton, ST., Hammond Turner, Ellis
Manning and daughter: Lionel
Allen, and u. Duke Coram; the
Mines. Carolyn Monjoy Jones,
Norma Stokes Beauford, Harriet
Sherwood, NJ. X. Johnson, Rose l..
Davis, Eunice f. Coins, B. Wright
and L. Lewis; the Misses Jane
abelle Murphy, Mary Ella Coins
and the members Of the library
staff Of the University Of Mime
sofa.
Mrs. Jennie Young, S4l st. An
thony Ave-. who has been confined
to the University hospital for the
past two months is reported to be
in fair condition.
Mrs. G. w. Parker. 76l st. An
thony Ave-, returned home Satur-
day, Sept. 7, after spending ten
days in Chicago, Ill, visiting relR-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Graham, 791 St.
Anthony Ave-, Is a patient in st.
Joseph's hospital, having under
gone an operation several days ago.
Ill: Miss COree Thomas, 406 Far
rinRtOn, has been confined to her
bed because Of illness.
Visitors: Mrs. Janet Thomas,
Mrs. Edith Allen and Mr.. Roland
Armstrong, Of San Francisco,
Calf, are the house guests Of
their father and grandfather, Mr..
Casserville Billiard, 463 w. Gen.
trail Ave. Mr.. Billiards daughter,
Mrs. Lille johnson, Of Columbus,
Ohio, left for her home Saturday,
Sept. Z, after visiting her father
for q week.
Mr.. william Moore Of Detroit,
Mich, left for Detroit Thursday,
Sept. s, after a few days with his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Moore, 1928 st. Anthony
Ave.
House Guests: DIR. and Mrs
Charles Williams, 665 st. Anthony
Ave-, have as their house guests,
DR.. Williams brothers and sister.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah vii.
liams, and Mr.. James DeArmen OF
New York City. The visitors ar
rived in the city Sunday evening,
Sept. 8, and leave for their home
Friday, Sept. IS. Tuesday, Sept
10, the guests were taken on a
sightseeing trip TO Duluth, Mimi,
where they spent the day.
Returns Home: Mrs. Joe Tres
van, 1888 W. Central Ave-, returned
last week from n two-and-a-half-
weeks trip TO Seattle, Wash, and
also met several childhood friends.
Mrs. Blanche Cox Of Seattle,
Wash, is the house guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Ella Shepherd. 476 W.
Central Ave. Mrs. Cox arrived in