Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21

Of TOT 81. Anthony Ave-, left the
city Sunday, Nov, 10, for Peters
burg, West Va, whsrs they win
spend the holidays with their daugh.
ter and SOn-in-law, Professor and
Mrs. Walter Ridley.
Miss TOmmys Adams, grand.
daughter Of the Chapmans, viii
make her home, during the Chap
mans visit In West Va, with Mr..
and Mrs. James Kirk. ST., o37 81.
Anthony Ave. Miss Adams 10 .
student at Central high school. Shs
ID the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Bonaparts Of Chicago.
A marriage license was Issued
thIs week 10 d. A. Ball Of ais
Charles and Darlene L. Jackson Of
g. Paul
Miss Josslyn Jones. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Jones, 9I4 Fuller
Ave-, left the city Saturday, Nov.
10, for q two months visit with her
brother and nIstsr-in-law, Mr.. and
MTa. William Jones Of KiEkwOod,
Mo.
DSnna Gay Martin 81 New Or.
leans. Ia ARklng her homo with her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mcfarland. 1915 ROndO, while
she IL attending the Hin school.
The Juat-Ua CIub met Thursday,
Nov. 20. Q p. m. with Mrs. Ruth
Grics, SIT Aurora Ave.
Mr.. william (BIIly) Bowen. 3s2
N. Avon, was surprised Saturday
evening. Nov. 10. with . party,
given for him by the Red Caps Of
the Union Depot, h0n0ring him
upon his retirement from the depot.
Assisting Mrs. Bowen was Mrs. J.
C. Few. The honorsd guest re-
esIved . gift Of q radio from his
former eo-W0rkeTS. Mr.. Bowen be-
gan working at the depot Feb. 1911.
Music was furnished by John Whit
takeF. Refreshments were served.
Thoas present were; MsasFs. l..
Gwynne. Y. Nelson, T. W. English,
william Young, J. r. Jones. Charles
Milan, Edw. J. Daniels, Y. Ran
RitGch, N. A. LiIotts, II. LAntry. 4.
G. Wills. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Law.
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dorsey and
the LAwrencss' guest from New
York City, Mrs. J. Townsend. Mr..
J. r. Lawrence acted As master Of
ceremonies. Remarks were made
by Msssrs. Jones, Milan. RanGitsrh.
Young and Dorsey.
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland Of 1oiS
Rondo Ave-. returned home from
New Orleans, Wednesday. Nov. II,
after spending eight days there.
attending 10 the burial Of her
mother.
A mInsIOUaFy movie. That They
Might Have Life" win be shown at
Mount 0iiVst Baptist church, Sun
day. Nov, %. ut Sis p. m. The
public 10 cordially invited.
Mra. Gertrude wheeler and
nephew, Stafford Manuel, have re-
turned 10 their home In New Al
bany. Ind. after spending three
weeks In the city, at the bedside Of
Mrs. Wheelsr's brother, Thomas
Washington Owens, who IL serious
ly III at AnckSr hospital. While
In st. Paul, the visitors were house.
guests Of Mrs. william Moslsy. SsI
IN. Western Ave.
Christening; Robert Arnold Mur.
ray, Jr., two month old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Murray Of SCI
st. Anthony Ave-, was ehTistsned
Sunday. Nov. 10. at So. James A.
N. Y, church with Rev. b. N. Moore
officiating. Mrs. Bruce Lucas and
Mr., Robert A. Mallory were his
sponsors. Little Robert, Jr.. wore
an heirloom robe that has been In
the family Of his RTeat-grand-
mother. Mrs. A. J. Bell. for 10
years. The robe has been worn by
her children and the children Of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Neal, ut
christening ceremonies. Those pres-
ent at the christening ceremony
were: Mrs. A. J. Bell, grSat-Rrand-
mother; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neal,
grandparents; Mrs. J. r. Murray
and grandaunt Mrs. Bernies Nor
ris and Mr. Bruce Lucas.
The PiROeAle Breakfast club met
Saturday, Nov. rs, with Mrs. Addis
Few Of 6Is IRlehArt Ave. Prizes
were won by: hrSt. Mrs. Leroy
Coleman; second, Mrs. Harry
Chiles and third, Mrs, Harry King.
The next meeting win BE- Dec. 6.
with Mrs, Leroy Coleman, 7is Car
roll Ave.
birthday DiRReF: Mrs. Frank
Boyd entertained at q Sunday din
aer, Nov, "a. for her husband Frank
Boyd whose birthday was Nov. II.
Guests included Mrs. A. W. Spiller
Of Kansas City, HANS, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. l. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Newman, Miss Virginia Jones, and
Mr.. "Artis" Boyd.
Wesk.Ena GSsuts: Mrs, Marie
Maity Of Spokane, washington,
spent the week end 40 the house.
Russs of Mr.. and Mrs. Anys Guam,
TSa Irlshart Ave. Mrs. Maily was