Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-29

u IEleuu MIS-. Onerfy Brown
Mr.. Perry's uncle Dennis Ander-
son Of Kansas City, Mo. The guests
had arrived In the city to be pres
ent at the adoption event but the
date was set up. The Los Angeles
ladies left Wednesday and Mr..
Anderson returned home to Kansas
city on Friday.
HOuseguest OF Mrs. Burns: Mrs.
Letha Clark Of Lawrence, Kama,
worthy grand matron Of the Prince
Hall Grand Chapter oEs, Kansas
Jurisdiction was house guest Of
Mrs. r. L. Burns, 1913 Fourth Av.
s., during last weeks Minnesota
grand chapter sessions.
Monthly NAAPE Meeting: Mrs.
Norval Barhsdale, 5212 James Av.
NJ, entertained at the monthly
meeting Of the NAAPE Sunday,
September "A from $3.50 to pm.
It was the first meeting Of the
year after a summer vacation.
Nice refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held jointly with the husbands
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan,
800 West Central, st. Paul, Mrs.
Timmeleah Riess is president Of
the organization and Mrs. Ella
Mae Ewing, secretary.
Book Club: The Twin City Book
Club meets Friday, Sept. 20, with
Mrs. Beneta McHie, 3s45 Third
Av. 8. The first meeting of the
present season win be a general
session where a discussion Of the
program Of the coming year win
be held.
Visits Minneapolis Cousins: Mrs.
Mary Ward Of Kansas City, Mo-,
arrived in Minneapolis Sept. IA,
to spend two weeks visiting her
cousins, Miss Myrtle Potter and
Mrs. Alice Brown of 374O Fourth
Av. s. Mrs. Ward will leave Sun
day to return home.
Dinner Guest: Mrs. Emma Sims,
of Milwaukee former Minneapolis
resident here to attend the oES
meeting was dinner guest Of her
friend Mrs. Edith Moulden, 3s4S
Fourth Av. s. Tuesday, Sept. 20.
House Guest; Mrs. Lucille Moore,
worthy grand matron Of Unity
Grand Chapter oEs state of Wis
consin was Mrs. Edith Moulden's
house guest while attending the
Minnesota Grand Chapter meeting.
Twin City Bridge Club: The
September meeting Of the Twin
City Bridge Club was at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Evans,
3740 Fifth Av. s., Saturday, Sept.
%. First prize was won by Mrs.
Cora Moore Of st. Paul and the
second prize by the hostess Mrs.
Mathew Evans. The next meeting
viii be held with Mrs. Charles Ora
ham, 791 st. Anthony Av., st. Paul
on Oct. %.
Surprise Birthday Dinner: Mrs.
Claude Lyle, s545 Fourth Av. s.,
gave a surprise Pre-birthday din
ner Sunday, Sept. "a, for her hus-
band on his seth birthday. Guests
were Mrs. Thelma Mcintosh, Mrs
Lytle's niece and her four daught-
ers Tanya, Pamela, Zebra and
also Miss Mary L. Red
mond of St Paul. Mr.. Lyle was
very happy surrounded by these
young people who presented him
lovely gifts as they sang Happy
Birthday. On the actual birthday,
Sept. 20, sister Miss Lila Lyle
of Philadelphia called him long
distance and spent 80 minutes
and extending birthday
greetings from the family out
East. Mr.. Lyle win begin jury
service in the Hennepin county dis
trict court Oct. %.
Spent Weekend At Lake; Mr..
Edward Robbins ss45 Second Av.
s., and sons Rocky and Hickey,
Mr.. Donald Brady, $3.50 e. seth st.
and sons David, and Michael Brady
and Kenneth Wallace, Jr., spent
the weekend fishing and camping
at the Robbins cabin on Lake
Adney.
Kansas CItian Visits Here; Mrs.
J. c. Smith Of Kansas city, Mo-,
spent the weekend here as guest
Of Mrs. Fred Downs, 1928 Clinton
Av. Friday evening Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Downs were drive-in dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Monroe
Gage, ST., of 1912 Clinton Av. Sat-
urday evening the visitor was din
ner guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Scott, s445 Third Av. s.
Sunday Mrs. Smith spent the
FAY visiting with daughter Mrs.
James Claridy and her family In
MINI, She plans to spend
l week in Savage before returning
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