St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-05-26


meeting. After tasty breakfas
attention for the remainder Of
Fields, S03 St.. Anthony Av., will
be hostess at the next meeting
on June 3.
Clerk Typist: Mrs. Ella Mae
Shelton, 412 Iglehart Av., has been
certified permanently as clerk typ
ist l at Employment Security. Mrs.
Shelton has been employed in the
department since November 81,
1860.
Returns Home: Mrs. Edith Sizer
of Chicago, who has been the
houseguest of her daughter and
son-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Howell and son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sizer of
Minneapolis, left by motor for
home on Tuesday morning. Her
sister, Mrs. Sidney Salter, accom-
panied her back home and will be
her guest for one week. Mrs. Sizer
was highly entertained during her
stay by a wide circle of friends
including breakfast guest of Mrs.
Jessie Shepard, sharing honors
with Mrs. Benjamin Younge also
of Chicago, dinner guest at the
Criterion cafe of the DYWYK
club, dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Jackson, guest of the Ed
win Sizers and on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Salter entertained at
a family barbecue dinner in their
back yard.
Presented Concert: The INA trio
composed of the Misses Irene
Pleas, Amanda Byrd and Mrs.
Marie Collins, presented a concert
Sunday, May 81 at $50 pm. at
the Minnesota Church Home, 1879
Feronia Av., st. Paul. Mrs. Lucille
Ray is director and accompanist
for the trio.
Attend Welfare Conference: Mrs.
Aldena Rnnels of New York City,
supervisor of psyciatric social
work at New York's General hos
pital, who attended the National
Conference on Social Welfare
which convened in Minneapolis last
week, spent her spare time between
sessions with her cousins, Mrs.
Dennis Sims, 1853 Fuller Av. and
Mrs. James L. Rowland Of 514 Full
Ter Av. Mrs. Runnels was the recip-
lent of the Urban League fellow
ship and did graduate work at Col
umbia University. On Friday even
ing, May 10, Mrs. Rowland was
hostess at dinner in honor of Mrs.
Runnels. Mrs Sims was also
guest. The trio went first to the
home of Mrs. Rosa Mahan, S73
Fuller Av., for cocktails and from
there to the La Vasa Coronado
where they enjoyed dinner of Span
ish food Mrs. Runnels left for her
home on Saturday morning.
To Vacation In Kaycee: Mrs.
Mabel Stanifer, 447 Western Av,
and Mrs. Rosalee Sanders of 3O5
Mackubin, will leave the city Fri
day. May 26, for Kansas City, Mo,
where they will spend two weeks
vacationing. Mrs. Sanders will be
the house guest of Mrs. Alice
Brown and Mrs. Stanifer will be
the houseguest of her cousin, Mrs.
Katie MCGEE in Kansas City, kans.
In Residence: Mrs. John c. (Ad-
die) Few is back in residence at
649 Iglehart Av. Her husband,
John, remains critically i'll at home.
weekend In Canada: Mrs Anna
Mae Clark, 300 Mackubin will
leave Friday, May 26, for Canada,
to spend the weekend.
EIecta S. S. Club: Members of
Electa S. S. Social Club motored
to Hugo on Monday, May %,
where they were entertained at
complete turkey dinner hosted by
Mrs Carrie Fulbright. Following
dinner, a short business meeting
was held during which members
expressed their appreciation to Mr..
and Mrs. Fulbright for their grac-
ious hospitality. Members present
were Mines. Hazel Allen, Helen
Fulbright, Inez Goss, Enace Pick
EFT, Maggie Jenkins, Credella
Young, Ophelia Harmon, Dorothy
Compton; the Misses Geneva Muir
ray and Mittie Lockhart. Guests
were Mr.. James Pickett and Mr..
Wilson. Mrs. Helen Fulbright of
Hugo, will be hostess at the next
meeting.
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