Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-04

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and cards Of greetings from
the Murrays and Meals. The frappc
table was presided over by Harry
King. During the intermission,
Mrs, Neal presented her mother an
orchid. given her by the Neal, Muir
ray family and Mrs. Bernice Nor
ris, in memory Of her wedding an
nivcrsary. The Robert MurrRyS
returned to Washington, Thursday,
Jan. 8 Many other courtesies were
extended the couple during their
visit In the Twin Cities.
MIR. and Mrs. George Berry, Sr..
6S4 ST. Anthony Ave, entertained
ut dinner New Years Eve ut the
Elks Rest, honoring MIR, and Mrs,
Marius Bloedoorn Of New York
City, who are in st. Paul visiting
Mr.. Bloedoorn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Vassar. 748 West Central.
Covers were laid for ten. Guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VaSsar,
DIR. and Mrs. George Berry, Jr,
Miss Anita Bloedoorn and Mr.. Ken.
meth Wilson.
The Sterling Club Auxiliary held
its annual New Years Eve party,
December 81. Approximately one
hundred and fifty people attended
the affair, which has been diScon.
tinued for three years due 20 the
war. A luncheon was served. Mrs,
Mable Harris was general chair
man.
The Charles Jacob Missionary
Society Of ST. James A. NJ. h.
Church will meet Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY o, at the homo Of Mrs. Dorothy
Compton, 722 West Central, at 3
o'clock p. IN.
The president Of 81. James A. NJ.
T.. Service Guild asks that all mem
bors Of the church and club donate
white clean cloths for the Cancer
Home. These are TO be donated 10
the president, or Rev. Il. N. Moore.
SEASONS GREETINGS
just 10 wish the seasons richest
blessings and good wishes for the
coming year and 10 thank the many
friends for the lovely cards.-MrH.
Jessie kintchlOw. 23l6 Fifth Ave. \.
Engagement Announced, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Allison, 9S8 Iglehart
Ave. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Bornicc, TO Mr.. Ma.
thaniel l.. Hardy, son Of the late
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Hardy Of Silver
Creek, Miss. The wedding will take
place sometime in the early spring
Confined: DIR. Lillian Lewis, GA
Iglehart Ave. has been confined "a
her bed for the past two weeks
because OF illness.
Correction: Al the Christmas din.
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
MilSap. 300 st. Anthony, Mrs. Il
W. Willis and Ben JRmin Moore were
guests instead Of Mrs. u. W. vii,
liamS and Rev. y. N. Moore.
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Cpl. William Brlley was home for
the Christmas holidays visiting hi,
wife, son, and other relativen nj
TAB Rondo Ave. Cpl. Briley Ia q
mail clerk at Fort Leonard Wood
Mo-, and has been stationed Their,
since he entered the army In August
Of 1915.
st. Paul Chapter Of W. G. T. o..
known az the Crusaders for IN.
W. G. T. IT,, will meet Tuesday
January =, at the home Of the pres
ident, Mrs. Susie Gaylord, 500 81
Anthony Ave. Officers are: ist
vice president, Mrs. Anna Black
second vice president, Mrs. Della
hoiSumback; corresponding score
tary Mrs. Arlee Blakey; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Eva Taylor; treas
urer, JoSey u. Williams, and ad
visor, Mrs. Ella Golden.
Mrs. Sadie r.. Harrison, 800 81
Anthony. was hostess at a six
course dinner. Sunday, December
30. The hOnored guests were: Cpl
Ernest Lynch. nephew, recently Of
Italy; Cpl. Rhedus Fletcher, sor
OF Mr.. Carter Fletcher; Mrs. Ros.
Gardner, n niece from Chicago, ant
Mrs. Blanche Payne Of Flint, Mich
Other guests were: Mrs. LilIiar
Marshall. Miss Virginia Washing
ton, Mrs. u. Mosley, Miss Gloris
Smith, Mr.. Ted KilRare, Mr.. Jak.
Lynch, a nephew, and Mr.. Carter
Fletcher. After the dinner, IN.
evening was spent playing bridg,
and poksno.
Bill Mitchell. nephew Of Mrs
Flora Powers, 72s Rondo Ave. wa,
n saHophonIst In the Nat TowIe,
band that played at the ~. Pau
Auditorium Wednesday night, Jan.
uary 2.
Mrs. MAbls Harris, AS Kent 81.
Worthy princess Of the C0rinthiar
Temple, entertained nineteen mem.
berS Of the lodge at a party In her
home Thursday, December II. Ate,
the delicious turkey dinner, game,
were played and prizes were award.
ed. Gifts were exchanged.
Sgt. Cornelius Brown, who wa,
with the Blind Infantry In the
Hawaiian Islands. arrived home
Sunday, Dec. 20, for q G0-day fur.
Tough and reassignmsnt. He IL the
son Of Mrs. Lydia Brown, 900 81
Anthony Ave.
The OmsEss held their New
Years party at the Sterling Club