Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Social and
Personal
O ST. PAUL o

birthday party: Mr.. ana MIS-
Edward Morris, 3Ob N. Chatsworth,
entertained at birthday party for
their daughter. Frances, Thursday,
June 6, at the Halle q. Brown
Lounge Frances was the recipient
Of many lovely gifts.
MIR. J. x. Lynn. 202 N. st. AL
bans, was notified Friday, June Z,
of the sudden death Of his sister
and brother -in-law in Lawrence,
Kans. A double funeral was held
Monday, June 10. Two brothers
and three daughters survive.
Announce marriage: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G.. Coram, 400 ST. Anthony
Ave. announce the marriage Of
their daughter, YOlande +. COTam,
Sp(XD2 c WAVES. to Major q.
Hollcy, Jr., son Of MIR. and Mrs,
Major q. Holley, Of Detroit, Mich.
The marriage took place IN San
Diego. Calf. Saturday, June y,
with the Rev. J. Quinn Of the AME
church performing the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Hollcy will he re
leased from the Naval service In
August Of this year.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, n former
st. Paullte and now of Chicago,
IT,, left the city Tuesday, June IL,
for her home, after visiting her
brothers and sisters-in-law. MIR.
get together Saturday evening,
June 4. Bridge was played and re-
Treatments were served. Those
present were: the Messrs. and
Mines. Alfred Williams, Bill Small
and Byron Rife; James G.. Kirk.
j., and Foster Brown. Jr.; Jane
Moss and Emma Crews.
Mrs. TheO Nixon. formerly Of
St Paul, who has spent the past
nine months In Cleveland, Ohio,
with her husband, was in the city
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Gladys
LaBlanc and Mrs. Clara Bell, 744
ST. Anthony Ave. Mrs. Nixon left
Tuesday, June II, for Los Angeles,
California, where she will be joined
by her husband aud where they
plan 70 make their home.
MIR. Walter mcfarland, 1916
Rundo Ave, who underwent u minor
operation at Northern Pacific hos
pital last week II reported 10 be i'm
proving satisfactorily.
Marriage applications; Marriage
applications were issued this week
20 Kermit Cleveland Freeman.
227A ROndo Ave. and Roberta Pea,
227 RondO Ave.
Loafers met Wednesday. June
IL, at the home ~ Lloyd Gambol
and Mrs. Courtney Hilyard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hilyard. Upon
her arrival in the city, she was the
dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
u. Walker, g3l st. Anthony Ave:
Mr.. and Mrs. William MotSn Of
Minneapolis, were hosts at dinner
given for Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert PuIlum, b33
Rondo Ave, had as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John PulIum Of Chicago, III.
The PulIums went on fishing trips
10 Glen Lake, which h just out
side Of Aitkin, MINI. about l3b
miles north Of here. The Pullums
were also the dinner guests Of Mrs.
Anna Woten, bI2 Carroll Ave. and
the week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Selma Buddy" Pullum, 2h37
i4th Ave. s., In Minneapolis. Mrs.
John Pullum il the former Emma
Davis, daughter ~ DR.. Is. !, DAVIS
II Columbia, Tenn.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Irene Green,
1924 ROndo Ave, had A. dinner
guests on Sunday, June .. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank jackson, GS3 st. An
thOny. and Rev. G.. W. Smith Of
Springfield, III.
Mrs. Julia u. Lewis. go Carroll
Ave, left the city Saturday, June
4, 10 vacation In 81. Louis, Mo:
Mrs. Lewis will visit relatives and
friends there.
Mr.. l.. r.. Powell Of Wichita,
Ksns.. IL visiting his sisters, Mrs:
James Curtis G,1isJ. Hardwood
Ave, Route 7, and Mrs. Lula y
Ksene, b63 W. Central. Mr.. Powell
will leave this week on n visit u
the east and southeast He viii
Journey 10 Chicago. Cincinnati,
North and South Carolina. Mr..
Powell will return EOOn 20 make his
nome here.
Rnrouts 10 Chicago: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mcfarland. 1916 K1ndo
Ave. have M guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Niece, and Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Henry u New Orlsans' La.
The visitors are snTOuts N Chicago
70 attend the Sunday School Con.
greEE. They arrived In ~. Paul
BY motor Wednesday. June IL, and
will leave at the end Of this week.