The Minneapolis journal., 1901-02-15
Personal and Social.


Miss Sadie stromberg has returned from
| Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Warren Little left Tuesday
evening for California.
A. r HASTEN has gone to the Bermuda
Islands for six weeks
Mrs: James T. Brown leaves this evening
| for New York
BENJAMIN F. Webber of New Ulm and Mich
junior ball.
Mrs. George M. Caufman of Marshall.
MIMI. MT Is visiting her uncle, b. F. Nelson OF
ll25 Fifth st Sc.
Ladies Aid Society Of Tuttle church will
eh,' ese q souvenir Valentine supper in the
cnurcn this evening
da5cip1 nCfon star Temple. mo. 12, will give a
Sanclrg. party tomorrow evening In X. P.
nail, Masonic. Temple
dan rlymoutn chapter. o. E. S., will give a
ua1ce IN Masonic hall, Twentieth avenue n
ana Ihird street. this evening.
manneapons lodge, No. /, K. OF p, will give
aftsr ioIt; eplt1n tnls evening in Masonic Temple
@iter INITIATING five candidates
At Dania hall the young people belonging to
S Ine Laurel Social Club enioyed the frolics of
~. ralehtlne night. Dancing was one of
tne features of the evening.
ioia ReDekah lodge, No. 35. |. O. o F.
svanina = cara party and dance tomorrow
second and Central avenues NE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hoffman leave to-
LIZ W., evening for ten days visit in the
W"s, IHey VIII De the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. a. Hice' o62 Macon street, Brooklyn.
c,1'to ~. raui: Marlboro, T. f. Woodman. S.
Gulterman; Holland c. Strauss: PARK Ave-.
nue., l.. V. ArnboryI and wife. Grand = Z,
ora ana wife; Herald Square, Mrs Praei
ne Juanlta Club gave a pleasant party
Weunesday evening. A program Of fourteen
t;ar HoniOers was danced and several vocal selec-
Il OF
| Hooper, ~ s'uu
Northwestern folks in New York are: St.
penis, A. J: Dean; Holland, F. w. Plant.
q. raul: Gilsey, l.. s. Cushing: Marlboro.
j. r. Woodman; Netherland, j. n Hill. Miss
J. ). Hill; Amsterdam, J. M. MacNider.
minneapolis people at New York hotels:
| Navarro, G. B. Blum; Victoria III. L. Sale:
Grand Union, d. N Tallman; Morton, G. w.
| Parker; Holland, w. Heffelfnger F. H Pea
vey imperial, T. NJ. Roberts and wife; Gill
sey, J. S. Thurman.
| The Tuxedo Club gave delightful informal
reception 10 its members and Tuesday even
Ing IN the clubrooms, Dupont and Eighteenth
avenues N. The evening was pleasantly
| spent in games and dancing and light re-
freshments were served by the young ladies
of the club.
The men Of the Fifth Avenue Congrega-
| tlonal church will give their annual banquet
| Friday evening, Feb. % This is the third
function OF the kind and is expected to be
| eAC DOSI. 1NSf. v. r. SWlIl, u. u, Will ACT as
toastmaster. John Day Smith, Rev. L. H.
Hailock, D. D., and Rev. Alexander Nc
Gregor, D. D., of ST. Paul will respond to
patriotic sentiments
! The T. J. S. Club of Shiloh Presbyterian
church entertained at the home of Miss Ella
| Navratil, 719 Twenty fifth avenue NE, last
| evening. The house was decorated in pink
hearts, which were feStooned from each cor
! ner of the rooms to the center, where hung
large white candy heart bearing the pink
1 letters i
! Of the valley adorned the table in the din
ing-room. The favor table bore a large pink
| valentine box which was heaped with valen-
| tines for the young people. Games were
| played and refreshments were served by
Misses Miller, Fisk Andrew, Wilcox and
| Navratil. Those present were Misses Emma
! Truax, Efie McDaniels, Belle Carey, Grace
White, Minnie Truax, Mable Carlin, Lizzie
Andrew, Jessie Miller, Hattie Fisk, Mae Irv-
inc, Josephine Anderson, Gertrude Wilcox,
Ella Navratil. Lotte Martin and Edythe
! buckingham. Messrs. Walter Williamson,
! Irwin Ward, Harry Williamson, Willie VIII
Hanson, Sergeant Ward, Henry Gallison,
Wade Gallson, Albert Bean, Ray Welch,
| Harry Saunders, Curtis Wise and Alex Lilley.