St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29
Pre-Birthday Dinner: Mrs. La.

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at a pre-birthday dinner, Sunday,
Aug. "a. Enjoying her hospital
ity were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gonzales, Mrs. Gertrude Viniger
and Mr.. Cecil Davis. Mrs. Mar
garet Gonzales and Mrs. LaBelle
Davis went to st. Peter, Mimi, to
spend Mrs. Davis birthday with
her uncle. Mr.. Richard Potter.
Guests OF Sister and Brother:
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Brady of
Chicago spent a most delightful
week here as the house guests of
DR. Brady's sister, Mrs, Helen
Curry, 2ll w. 32nd St, and his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald J. Brady Sr., 5000 Fifth
Ave. So: In honor of DR.. and
Mrs. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Don.
aid J. Brady Sr., gave a dinner
Monday evening, August Is; on
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Helen
Curry gave a dinner; Wednesday
evening the Bradys had dinner
ready for a group after a sight
seeing trip; Thursday morning,
Aug. 20, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Jackson. 1888 Clinton Ave, en-
tertained with an IL o'clock
breakfast; on Thursday evening,
August 81, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Shepherd, 1920 18th Ave. So,
also gave a dinner; Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Hughes Sr., 1920 Fifth
Ave. So, had the out-of-town
guests and a few others spend the
week end with them at their Fish
Lake summer cottage. Among the
guests who attended some of the
affairs were Messrs. and Mines.
Charles e. Noble, Donald ].
Brady, Sr.. Donld J. Brady Jr.,
Cleat Oliver, Phillip Mccullough.
Percy Hughes, Sr., Eugene Shep-
herd, Claude Jackson, and DIR. and
Mrs. C. Column and Mr.. A. Will
liams of Chicago, also Mrs. Helen
Brady.
To Make Home With Grand
parents: Little Miss Katherine
Marshall, daughter OF Mrs. Betty
Sessions, Detroit, will make her
home with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Marshall Sr., of
$3.50 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs. Betty
Sessions of Detroit will arrive
next week to visit her daughter,
Katherine, and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Marshall Sr.
Relatives Visiting: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul McClananhan and two
grandchildren, Michael and Ronny
of Foristel, Mo, Mrs. Laura
Washington and Mrs. Katherine
Sidney and daughter, Nancy, Mrs.
Anna Belle Westfield and Mrs
Mollie Beverly of Des Moines were
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemon Rooney, 1924 Smelling
Ave. So. Mr.. McClananhan is Mr..
RoOney's uncle and Mrs. Beverly
is his aunt. They spent five days
enjoying fishing and sightseeing
Have Same Birthdate: Charles
Taylor Jr, and his brother, OAR
ick Leland, were born on August
rs. one year apart. Charles is two
and Darick is one year old. In
honor of their birthdays, their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
on Rooney gave a birthday party
for them. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor, of 40 Fuller Ave, St
Paul are their parents. An en-
joyable afternoon was spent by
the following relatives and
friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis,
4O7 Lyndale Ave, No. great
grandparents, the parents, and
Mr.. Leland Davis. great uncle;
the Misses Muriel and Frances
Rooney, Mrs. Joyce Johnson, Rita
jean and Harry Davis Jr., Janice
Warfield, Faye Nicholson and
Certis Taylor Jr The boys re-
ceived lovely gifts.
Kansans Here: Mrs. Maymc
Whiting, 1911 Smelling Ave. So,
is entertaining house guests
from Kansas City Kansas. They
are Mr., and Mrs Carranzo Lewis
and children, Carol Mae and Car
ranzo Jr., and Mr. Sam Stuart
Mr.. Stuart is Mrs. Writings
father. They will be here about
ten days
Getting Better: Mrs, Rose
Lewis, Gil Olson Highway, who
has been i'll at her home is much
better now.