St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-05

Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
lis Manning, sS2 Iglehart Ave-, had
as their dinner guests Labor Day,
Sept. 1, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill,
Jr., and daughter, Antoinette, of
Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hill, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Hill and daughter, Carmen; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hill and son,
Charles, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Hill and Mr.. Jack Douglas, also
Of Cleveland.
DIR. L. d. Cooke of La Grange,
Texas, left for his home Sunday,
Aug. 81, after his pleasant annual
visit with his sister, Mrs. Antoin-
cite Bell, 305 N. Chatsworth.
Mrs. Paul King Thomson and
daughter, Paula, have returned
home after a months vacation in
the east. Mrs. Thomson was the
official delegate from Eta chapter
to the 9th annual Boule Of the
Alpha Kappa sorority, which con-
vened in Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. IS
through %, En- route Mrs. Thoma-
son visited her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mason,
Jr., in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Paula Patricia Thomson of 729
Iglehart, celebrated her fifth birth
day, Sunday, Aug. 81, with a party
at her home. Her guests included
Rita Hoffman, Richelle Sessions,
Judy Travis, Jean, Catherine,
Rachelle, and Raymond Walker,
Paula Woods, Pearl Buford, Louis
Moore III, Clarence and David
Taylor, Hyland and Michael Stokes,
Joyce and James Simms, Vernon
Jones, Carmen Hill, Rosetta and
Evelyn Gardner, Vann Owens,
Jacqueline Johnson, Doris Shan
non, Vivian and Linda Griffin,
Marva Boyd, Gayle Marshall,
Michael MarmOn, Leora Myers,
Woodford and Carol Mills, Sandra
and Dunbar Gibson, Adrienne Cole
man, Carolyn Pemberton, Carol and
Linda Williams.
Mrs. Thomas Neal, 53l st. An
thony, returned Sunday, Aug. 81,
from an extensive vacation in Hot
Springs, Ark, Nashville, Tenn, and
Chicago, Ill. While in Nashville,
Mrs, Neal saw many of her former
st. Paul friends who are now re-
siding there. Among them were
DR.. and Mrs. Waldo Turner, Mrs.
Nellie Francis, and Mrs. McGavock
Miller.
Bridal Shower: Miss Dolores Car
ter was hOnoree at bridal shower
given by Mrs. Larry NJ. Bradley,
1853 Carroll Ave, Aug. 80.
Gifts were placed under a deco
rative tissue paper umbrella. Atwo-
course dinner was served. Those
winning prizes were Mrs. Mar
guerite Carter, first prize; Mrs.
Doris Massey, second; Mrs. Donna
Jean Cox, third; and BOBBY prizes
by Mines. Esther Zachery and Vir-
ginia Bradley.
Those attending were Mines.
Marguerite Carter, Johnamae
Teirce, Adoris Massey, Loretta
HOlten, DOnalzelle Branson, Marion
Smith, Donna Jean Cox, Virginia
Bradley, Mary Lou Anderson, and
the Misses Lorraine Bradley, Esther
Zachery, Doris Massey, Edith
Massey, Mona Zachery, and
GwendOlyn Ray. Those who were
not present but sent gifts were
Mrs. Dorothy Pugh, and Mrs.
Gwendolyn Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young, ST.,
and sons, Richard, Raymond, and
Fred, 12O Mackubin, left for Cleve-
land, Ohio, to visit Mr.. Young's
sister.
Dinner Party: Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Milsap, 3O9 St. Anthony, en-
tertained at dinner Aug. 30. The
guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyril Bellamy Of New Orleans, La,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods
Of st. Louis, Mo.
The table was set with an old
fashioned English lace cloth and
lovely cut flowers were the center
piece. A four course dinner was
served.
Guests were, DR.. and Mrs. D. !
Gibson, Mrs. Lucille Graham, Mr.. !
Arthur Herring, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Woods, Mrs. f. G. Bellamy.