St. Paul recorder., 1955-07-22

and son Johnny of Des Moines, Ia,
and Mrs. Alma Jones, son, VIII
liam and daughter Genell OF st.
Louis, Mo, arrived Tuesday, July
ls, in st. Paul by motor and are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Buckner of SIS Aurora Av.
The Buckners left with their
guests Tuesday afternoon for
their summer cottage on Big
Round Lake, Wis. They will spend
week at the lake fishing and en-
joying outdoor life. Mrs. Jones is
niece of Mrs. Buckner.
Brother Is Guest: John Edwards
of Dayton, O., is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Betty Cassius of 1905
w. Central Av. Mrs. Cassius has
completely recovered from her re-
cent illness. She also has as her
house guest. her sister, Mrs. E. o.
Givens. Mrs. Cassius and Mrs.
Givens left Thursday for Detroit,
Mich, to visit Mrs. Robert Fair,
niece of Mrs. Cassius and daugh-
ter of Mrs. Givens. They plan to
spend a week in the Motor City.
Lake Guests: Mrs. Addie c.
Few, 64S Iglehart Av., has as her
guests at her summer cottage at
Amery, Wise, her sister, Mrs.
Laney E. Clinton of Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. Laney is top ranking
golfer. She played in the goth
Century tournament in Evanston
last week and will play in the Ma
tionsl at Detroit, Aug. 2l-26.
Also visiting Mrs. Few are Mrs.
Paul Curry who came by plane
from Cleveland. Ohio and Mrs.
Few's brother, Frederick L. CIin-
ton of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Convalescing: Mrs. Sarah John
son, 643 Iglehart is convalescing
at home from a broken leg sus-
tanned about three weeks ago.
Surprised For Birthday
Friends of Mrs. Marjorie Tendle
of 1912 Undertake Rd., gathered
at 722 Fuller Av. to surprise her
on Friday. July Is at about $50
p. m. Those present were the
Mines. Pauline Wallace, Donna
Cotton, Jane Ellis. Dolores Reed,
Loretta zeno, Virgells Harper and
Sally Sanders. The evening was
spent playing games and refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Tendle's
birthday was on Monday, July IS.
Visiting From Washington. ID.
C.: Mrs. Marie Williams of Wash
ington, d. c. visited relatives in
the Twin Cities for the past 10
days. She was the house guest OF
her sister, Mr.. Gamallie Ferguson,
937 Rondo Av., st. Paul and was
especially delighted to see her
new niece, little Frances Renee
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Johnson of 1856
4th Ave. S.. Minneapolis. Mrs.
Johnson is the sister of Mrs.
Rosamond Collier, 902 Rondo,
Mrs. Frances Bradshaw and the
niece of Mrs. Mabelle Hatton.
Many social courtesies were ex-
tended to her during her stay in
the Twin Cities. She left this week
by N. w. Airlines for her home.
TV Gift Is Surprise: John f.
Nichols Of Dayton, Ohio, who is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Betty
Cassius, 1905 w. Central Av. sur
prised her on Tuesday, July IS.
with the presentation of a beauti-
ful TV set.
Dinner Guest: On Sunday, July
IT. Mrs. Marie Williams of Wash
ington, d. c. was the honored
guest at a dinner party given by
her sister, Mrs. Frances Bradshaw
Of 474 st. Anthony Av. The hos
tess was assisted by Mr.. Phil Tai
bert who prepared a delicious din
ner of baked shrimp with Spanish
sauce. Other guests present were
the Messrs. and Mines. James Lo-
gan, G. Ferguson, Ray johnson
and daughter. Frances Renee.
Mrs. Sarah Pratt and Mrs. Rosa
mond Collier.
T. G. Bridge Club Picnic: Fun