Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-05-30

May II, after having been a
hospital for the past six weeks.
Friends viii be happy to know that
she Is doing fine.
Is Duchess Club Met: Mrs.
Tommy Dawson, 4134 Third Av.
s., was hostess on Saturday even
ing, May rs to the 13 Duchess
Club. Bridge was played and prizes
won by Mines. Robert Payne, first;
Clyde R Johnson, Sr., second and
Frederick Jones, third. The next
meeting will be on June % with
Mrs. Morris DeSleet, 1905 Oak
land Av., hostess.
Plan Holiday Formal: The Twin
Cities Untouchables Club, met on
Friday, May "a at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hatchett,
4249 Oakland Av. New members
joining the club were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis and Mrs. Betty Dodd.
The club made early plans for
holiday formal, December 27 which
will be at the Sheraton Ritz Hotel,
Minneapolis. Next meeting Of the
club will be June % at the resid-
ence of Mrs. Clyde r. Johnson,
Sr., 1929 Oakland Av.
First Flight: Mrs. Hattie Loomis
4517 Oakland Av., was accompan-
led by her son, Mr.. Pascal Todd,
as far as Denver, Colorado, when
she made her first plane flight
enroute to Rawlings, Wyoming,
for Memorial Day. Mrs. Loomis
left Saturday, May %. From Rawl-
ings, she will go to Las Vegas,
Nevada and vacation before return
ing. Mrs. Loomis and son flew via
Western Airlines.
Entertained For Visitors: Mrs.
Mark ]. Long, 1918 Oliver Av. NJ,
was hostess on Wednesday, May
~ to Mrs. John Rowe, England
and India and Mrs. Reginald
Pinclney, Willow Grave, Pa.
Attend Wrestling Matches: Les
lie and Raymond Wallace were the
guests Of their uncles Earl, Ken
meth, and Harold Williams, 1929
Fifth Av. S., on Saturday, May 26,
when they attended the Missouri
Style Match between The Crusher
and Rocky Hamilton at the st.
Paul Auditorium (the loser leaves
town.. The Crusher was the win
ner. They especially enjoyed the
midget wrestling. Mrs. Earl VIII
nams was chaperon.
Californians Visit: Mrs. Wini-
fred Wallace and daughter Carolyn
of Los Angeles, California will ar
rive Saturday, June for a months
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Myra Rice, 727 Emerson Av. NJ,
and other friends and relatives.
Girl Scout Troop 7S9 will par
ticipate in Memorial Day Parade
on May 80. The marchers will be-
gin at 8 am. at Lake st. and 18th
Street s., and end at the cemetery
at Cedar and Lake. The memorial
services will began at $3.50 am.
Returns To School After Illness:
Carl Warren, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
John Warren, 4901 Portland Av.
S., was back in school again Mon
day, May 27, after a two months
illness, one month Of which was
spent in the hospital.
Cocktail Party For Naftalin:
Judge and Mrs. L. Howard Bennett
904 Thomas Av. N, gave a cock
tail party in honor Of Mayor and
Mrs. Arthur Naftalin Tuesday
night, May 27.
Invitations In The Mail: For the
annual formal dancing party on
Saturday, June 1, 8 to pm. in
the Lakeland room Of the Pick
Nicollet Hotel. This formal is spon-
sored by Gamma x Lamba, grad
uate chapter and Mu Chapter,
under graduate Chapter Of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity.
California Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Reed and daughter, Anita,
San Francisco, Calf, arrived In
the city Tuesday, May 21 to visit
Mr.. Reeds mother, Mrs. Kath-
crime Nix, 1915 Fourth Av. s. Mrs.
Nix Is recuperating at home after
recent surgery.
Also visiting Mrs. Nix from Chi
cago, Illinois are Mrs. Laura Nc
Ferren and her three children who
will spend the Memorial weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moss, 1921
Rice Creek Terrace, Fridley, spent
the weekend before last in Chi
cago, Ill, where they visited Mrs.
Jane Edwards and family. Mrs.
Edwards Is the daughter Of Mr..
Moss.
On Sunday night, May 10, Mr..
Moss returned to Minneapolis,
while Mrs. Moss continued to
Cleveland, Ohio, where she attend