St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-03

given Saturday, April 20, in honor
Of Mrs. Bernadine Foster, at the
home Of Miss Alcenya McElwain.
Lingerie shower: Mrs. Florence
Day, 1885 Sherburne Ave, was
hostess Saturday, April q, TO
lingerie shower, in honor Of the
bride-to-be, Miss Ida "Diekie"
Louise Bradshaw, whose marriage
will take place May II. Bridge was
played, with Miss Harriet Brown
the first prize, and Miss
Junauld Brown, the BOBBY prize.
Winners at the Pokeno game were:
first, Dickie Bradshaw with the
BOBBY going to Katherine Jane Hop
kins. A light luncheon was served.
Those present were: Misses Kath-
crime Jane Hopkins, Harriet Brown
and Junauld Brown; Mines. Matte
King, Kate Bradshaw, Josephine
Wade, Myrtle Vassar, Shirley
Thomson, Mary Stokes, Earline
Galloway, Sallie Wellington, Dot
tie johnson, and Corrine Griffin.
Those who were unable 10 be pres
emit but sent gifts, were: Misses
June and Fern Lee, Mines. Tony
Carrie Stokes, Lavinia
and Norma Beauford.
Entertains Matrons: Mrs. Carrie
Lindsay, 426 Rondo Ave, the Gold
en- Rule department store sales
lady, entertained the matrons Of
delicious luncheon was served.
First prize at Pokeno was awarded
10 Mrs. Mary Bibbs: second, Mrs.
Anna Foster; BOBBY, Mrs. Villa
Mae Parker.
Laissez- Nous Faire club mem
bers entertained their husbands at
and bridge Saturday, April
"a, at the home Of Mrs. M. X. Nc
knight, $50 Fuller Ave. First prize
went TO Mrs. Harry Brown: second,
Mrs. Earl Brent; third TO Mrs.
Clarence Anderson; third, Mr..
Richard Stokes.
Mrs. Birda Ridley, 815 St. An
thony Ave, returned to work Mon
day, April 20, after being Ill at her
home for the past two weeks.
Bridge-Whist party: Mr.. ]. ].
Howard, s4s Kent St., was the
winner Of the Corde Bag, given
away as door prize, at the Bridge
Whist party, given by the Just
Us Club Saturday night, April ~,
at the Halle @. Brown. Winners at
Whist were: first, Mrs. J. PROOFS,
and second, Mr.. Leroy Bosley. First
prize at bridge was won by Mr..
Edgar Pillows and second, Mrs. s.
Ross.
on to Kentucky Derby: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Green, 775 st. Anthony
Ave-, left the city Wednesday, May
/, for the Kentucky Derby. Ac-
companying them are Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Chivers. En- route home
they plan TO visit friends and rela-
tives In Washington, New York and
Detroit.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson Of
Keokuk, Iowa, In the city for the
convention, are the house guests
Of Anna Thomas and Gertrude
Boldly, 694 st. Anthony Ave.
Adelphai Club met Wednesday,
May I, at the home Of Mrs. Louis
P. Moore, 662 w. Central Ave.
Rose Lilyan Mcclure. 661 W.
Central Ave, returned home, by
plane, Tuesday afternoon, April 80,
from several days visit In Chicago,
H., visiting her mother, grand
mother and other relatives.
Party; Seaman Craig Williams,
home on leave from the Navy, was
honored at party, Friday, April
20, given by Robert Bellesen. Those
present included: Misses Eva
Scroggins, Norma Baker, Margaret
Constance Price, Alice
Vendetta Moody, Ella Mae
Jordan, Edith johnson. Novetta
Alice Lawson, Dorothy
Clark, Pauline Douglas, Gladys
Gene Clark. Laura Wade,
Mary Harris, Donna Williams;
Messrs. Buddy Carter, David
Folwer, Robert Bellesen, Donald
Wilson, Charles Mccoy, Richard
Thomas, Donald Haskins, Harvey
Dixon Woods, Melvin
Goss, Melron Geary, Leon Powers,
Leon Smith, Marvin Reed, ]. C.
Sonny Scroggins, and many
more.
Mr.. William Dale Ford enter
tanned his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
253 Rondo Ave-, at dinner
April 2S.
To make home In Chicago: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Marshall. $40
Rondo Ave-, left recently for Chi
cago, ILL.,, where they plan to make
their home and also where Mr..
Is now employed as in
suranee salesman. He Is said to
be in line for district manager with
the firm he Is employed by. Mrs.
is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. R. Burgess, $40 Rondo.
Ermine and Ted Allen, 900 lyle
hart Ave-, attended the buffet sup
per given by the Board Of st. Paul
Civic Opera, at the st. Paul Hotel,
in the Casino room Saturday, April
81. Among the honored guests
were: Donald Dixon, well-known
radlo stari fhll FINE, director OF
the Chicago Civic Opera, who was
in St. Paul to direct the Vagabond
King; Leo Cobb, nationally known
symphony orchestra director.
The Social Twelve met at the
home Of Mrs. Josephine Jones, SIS
Carroll Ave-. Wednesday, April "a.
A lunch was served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Robert
Pullman. $50 Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Cora Vaughn, who formerly
resided at 1882 N. St. Adams St,
Is now at 334 Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. Lucille Wood. sos st. An
thony Ave-, left Tuesday evening,
April 30, for a visit with friends
in Chicago, H., Monroe and Lam
sing, Mich. She also plans to visit
Adrian, Mich, to decorate the
grave Of her father, the late Dan
Briley. She will also visit rela-
tiyes Of that citv