St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-21

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a call upon two of their shut-in
daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Kennedy,
1874 Rondo, and Mrs. Jean Waters
of 7S1 Rondo Ave, past daughter
ruler. At this time a social hour
was held in their homes and each
shut-in was presented a token for
faithfulness to the Social Sessions.
Daughters visiting were: Mines.
Brittanyear Wright, Anna ScrOg-
gins, Flora Neal, Geraldine Scrog-
gins, and Florthine Garcia.
Mrs. Jean Waters, 1871 ROndO
Ave, suffered fractured ankle on
Saturday, Jan. II, in a fall on ice
on St. Anthony Ave. She was en-
route to a grocery store.
Mrs. Marjorie Kennedy. 1874 Ron
do, is i'll at home.
Married: In a double ring cere-
mOny on Friday, Feb. IA, Miss June
Morris. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Morris, 3O5 Chatsworth,
and Mr.. Nose Wallace, son of Mrs.
Alexander Jordan, SAT W. Central,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., at the home of
the brides parents. Acting as
matron of honor was the brides
sister, Mrs. FULLY Hickman, and act
ing as best man was Mr.. Edgar
Pillow. The bride wore a navy blue
pin stripe suit and her attendant
wore a pastel gray suit Valentine
motif was carried out in wedding
decorations. The immediate family
and friends attended the ceremony.
Personal Shower: Miss Evelyn
Kelly, bride-tO-be, was hOnOred at
a personal shower Saturday, Feb
Is, given by Mines. Lillian Ballen-
ger, Lynette Hall and Dorothy
Rome James at the home of Mrs.
Ballenger, S12 St. Anthony. Those
present at the shower were: Mines.
Lucille Graham, Mary Evans,
Louise Thomas, Berry Dodd, Mary
Beauford, Allie Ballenger. Cynthia
Foster, Chester Oden, Margaret
Judy, Paralee Milligan. Lucille Har-
graves, Irmine Allan. Cora Belle
Banks and Enola Moffatt. Mines.
Johnnie Mae Fields. Anna Bell
Rideaux, Flora Neal and Esther
Bradley all sent gifts but were I'M
able to attend.
Miscellaneous Shower: The Halle
Q. Brown staff and mothers Of the
nursery school children honored
Miss Evelyn Kelly at a miscelIan-
eous shower on Thursday, Feb. 10,
at Halle.
Birthday Party: Mr.. Alonzo
Cunningham was honored at a
birthday party, Saturday, Feb. Is,
given by his wife, Betty, and sister,
Flora Nelson, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Godfrey Rawlings, 667
Iglehart Ave. Guests present were:
Messrs. and Mines. Frank Boyce,
Raymond Blakey, Earle Atkins,
John Cotton, John Scott, Lee Har-
ris, Henry Johnson; Mines. Dolores
Carter and Geneva Wilson; Messrs.
Toy Nelson, Ted Massie, Oscar
Frazier, Douglas Jones, Tennie
,Clardy, B. L. Wilson, Winston Will
son. John Fowler and Claude Col
Inns. Delicious refreshments were
served and many lovely gifts re-
ceived by the honoree.
The DYWYK Club met Thurs
day evening, Feb. 20, with Mrs.
Lucille Chivers, 1921 Fourth Ave.
So.
Left for Home: Mrs. William
Robinson of Kansas City, Mo-, left
for her home, Wednesday, Feb. 10,
after spending a month with her
sister, DR.. Lillian Lewis, 675 lyle
hart Ave, who underwent an opera
ton during that time.
Visited in Chicago: Mrs. James
Wooten, SIP Carroll Ave, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myrtle Ross, daughter
in-law, Mrs. Anna Travis and
granddaughter Joe Marie Ross de-
parted for Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 8, to
join in the celebration Of Mrs.
Wooten's sons birthday, Humphrey
Wooten. While in Chicago they
were the house-guests Of Mrs.
Wooten's sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde
Taylor, who entertained ~ guests
at a dinner honoring Humphrey
and the guests. Miss Shemmetta
Taylor was hostess TO % guests
at a party that same evening in
observance Of Humphreys birth
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pullen
Of St. Paul were among the guests
at the dinner. The visitors re-
turned home on Feb. IS.