The Minneapolis journal., 1901-02-06
Personal and Social.

George Cool Of Northfeld spent Monday in
the city.
Miss Minnie Blum left last evening for
New York.
Miss May Merrill will return to Barnard
college this evening"
Miss Gertrude Conklin has returned to her
nome in, st. Louis.
Charles F. Soderling returned Monday even
ing from six weeks absence
The Eighth Ward Social Club will give
dance in Relief hail tomorrow night
Edward F. s. Bleeken is very i'll at his
nome and is threatened with penumonia.
Pansy Rebekah lodge will give a card marty
tomorrow evening at 2617 Nicollet avenue.
Mrs s. P. Harrington left this morning for
winter. u INC
Mines; Gilman and Prouse will entertain
lne CIPHER Club at 293S Chicago avenue. to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. P. F. Madden will entertain Papsv
Soc1sl Club at her home, 1888 Third avenue
), Friday afternoon
Era franklin camp, NJ w. A., will give card
parry tomorrow evening, in the hall Bloom
lngton and Franklin avenues
Loyal lodge, No So. D. of H. will give a
eIncn , oo35 parry at the home of Mrs. Martin Ty-
son. zS41 Chlcago avenue, this evening
Mrs. Edgar A. Heath of 124 sixteon+h
street IS spending the week with her sister.
MIS-. ). NJ. Byers, in Princeton. Mimi
81. Anthony lodge, No. 81, O. D. H s
VIII give masquerade ball Saturday evenin9
IN German1a hall, 1907 Main street NE.
:, Miss Sadie stebbins, who has been spending
gght months visiting relatives in New Work
DuHalo ana Detroit, has returned home
Miss Daisy Malcolmson of Chatham Ont
VINO mas DeeH visiting Mrs. W. Stevenson 81
home. 'o-uay lof
The young women of st. Anthony narisb
a lorfxr nv E---S-A
ing In st. Anthony hall, Eighth avenue and
Second street NE. "Ho
MRS; Z. o. Gorgas has gone to Sauk Center
10 attend the funeral of her grandmother
4a MIs AIexanoer Moore, one of the early set
FRIDAY evening. The costumes of Misses In.
clefs ana Pearl Summer and Bert RIenLborn
were specially noteworthy.
Mrs T: B. Winston will leave next week
W,re 10 Joln MISS Winston in Virginia, at the
remain the rest of the winter.
Miss Lillian Baker will give concert naxt
Inonth, assisted by local artists. Miss Baker
& naS d dramatic mezzo soprano voice and this
VIII De her first public appearance
The Jolly Musketeer Club was entertained
Saturday evening by Miss McMiIlan Pc
freshments were served. Prizes were won Nv
Arthur Swager and Robert Saxton. The clnb
viii meet Saturday with Miss Swager. 32O7
OCCFSno avenue.
The Lafayette Club of st. Paul gave an ev-
cellent vaudeville entertainment last even
ing. 1t was attended by a large nnn,her of
Minneapolis people. Among those who tool-
part In the program were Harry King wall
Hill and Dave F.. Quinn. Ed White acted
as director. SN
The Quo Vadis Club will give a slegbride
followed by dance and supper to-morroW
evening to Columbia hall, Merriam park
Buses will leave Forester hall, Franklin and
Fifteenth avenues S, at Sis D. M. and Eff
teenth and Washington avenues at 9
O'Clock. Potters orchestra will furnish mu
sic Miss Mae Cross will act as mistress of
ceremonies.
Mrs. j. r. McLain recently gave two pleas
ant entertainments at cards. On Saturday
evening she entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Order of Railway Conductors and on
Monday evening the Knights and Ladies of
America. The rooms were decorated with
ferns, roses and carnations Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. J. Proctor, w Hebert Mrs
Charles Mathews and DR.. Farr.
Will Lundquist of Adams street NE was
surprised Monday evening in honor of his
twenty-first birthday. He was presented with
watch chain. Refreshments were served by
Misses May Peterson, Lydia Anderson and
Louise Olson. Those present were Messrs.
and Mines. o. Wahlberg, E. Wahlberg, o.
Lewis, w. Lundquist, the Misses Johnson
Hanson, May Anderson, E. Rhode w Wick
lund, 7. Erickson, M. Peterson Olson L.
Anderson, Little, Wahlberg, L. Lundquist,
Messrs. H. Breen, E. Tracy, o. Hawkinson
K. Nord and Lundquist.