St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

beautifully decorated with Rarder
and cut flowers. The table in thC
dining room was beautifully laic
with a lace cloth and eenterec
with a three-tiered wedding cake
The white candle at each end Of
the table was set in white crepS
paper rosettes. Out Of town guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Young
parents Of the bride; Mrs. Broadus
Of Des Moines, aunt Of the bride;
Mrs. Hayes Of Des Moines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowers Of St. Paul, Mrs. N. v.
Scott, Spokane, Washington, cousin
Of the groom, and Mrs, Clarence
7. Nelson of St. Paul.
Mrs. Marian MeChnt0n was con-
fined to her bed and under the care
Of her physician for about ten
days. At the present she Is able
to be up and around.
MIR. II. c. Richardson was re-
leased from the hospital Thursday,
Sept, 10, after having been ordered
there by his doctor. Mr.. Richard
son tainted in the First and Ameri-
can Bank Building Friday, Sept,
Is.
Mrs. James Hughes entertained
a few Of her girl friends at cards
at her home Friday, Sept 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry chatham,
6O6 E. IL St., gave a surprise birth
day party for their daughter, Lor-
raine, on her 18th birthday. The
following guests were present;
Edith Thomas, Anna L, johnson,
Oranae Thomas, Chunck Sailing,
James Thomas, Oscar Cox, Roscoe
Thomas, Pearl Watkins, Maxine
johnson, Everett Johnson, Susie
Mae Summers and Mines. John
Owens of Pontiac, Mich; and
MRrgie Shropshire, Lorraine re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
The Calvary Baptist Missionary
Society met at the home Of Mrs
H. G. Chairman. Mrs. c. T. Nelson
Of St. Paul, who is spending a rest
vacation in the city, was guest. The
ladies made plans for their Christ.
mas bazaar. Mrs. B. Hyatt, presi-
dent, and Mr.. Z. S. chatham, sec
rotary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MOseby Of
Columbus, Ohio, arrived in the city
Saturday, Sept. IA. They are stop
ping at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Dozier, 3Sl So. 10 Ave. East
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. Rodney, COS
f. Boulevard, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary on Wednes'
day, Sept. IS. Pink and white were
the decoration eolors carried
throughout the house. Mr.. Rodney's
best man on his wedding day 20
years ago, Mr.. Don Taylor, Of
Youngstown, Ohio, and his family
sent the Rodney's a dozen roses
Mr.. Rodney and his son, Wallace,
Jr., presented Mrs. Rodney with an
orchid.
There were about thirty-five
guests. They received many fine
pieces Of silver. Mrs. Raymond
Harrison Of Chicago, Mr.. Rodney's
sister, surprised the couple by ar
irving for their celebration. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Grace
Bates. The two ladies returned to
Chicago on Sept. 81.
The celebrants also received
many kilograms and long distance
telephone calls.
Mrs. W. Il. Richardson and broth
er, Mr.. d. B. Wilson Of Adna, Mich,
were the weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Stevens Of Mime
apOlis. They left Duluth Saturday
Sept. 81, and arrived back home on
Sept. %.
Mrs. Bell Hyatt's name was
omitted from the guest list of the
shower given by Mrs: G. Cox and
Mrs. f. Nichols for Mrs. Marian
McClinton on Friday, Sept. 6, at
the home Of Mrs. Nichols.
Mrs. Katherine Harper, lO4S
Bryant Ave. No., and baby daugh-
ter, Barbara Jean, arrived home
from Maternity hospital on We'd
nesday, Sept IS.
Omission: The names Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Jones and Mr.. Leon Glow
er were inadvertently omitted last
week from the guest list Of the
party given in honor Of little
Saundra Lee Griffin. The party,
which was given on Sunday, Sept.
Is, was given in honor Of the
child's third birthday.