The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-23
Personal and Social.

Miss May Dow is at the Holmes for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fertig have gone to
Buffalo.
ton, vt.
Mrs. Charles A. Merrill has returned to
Massachusetts,.
K. J. Hendricks has returned to his home
in Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Jean L. Gowdy spent last week at
Bald Eagle Lake.
Miss Nellie Quirk returned this morning
from an extended eastern trip.
Miss Smith of Chicago Is the guest of her
brother, DR.. D. Edmund Smith.
t Miss Lydia c. Lewis is visiting in St.
Joseph, Mo. She will return Oct l. i,
Mr. and Mrs G. G. Hutchison are in the
east and will return early next week
Mrs. Isaac Barnes and children have gone
to Faribault for a three weeks visit
Miss Muriel Burdick is the guest of Miss
OctaVia Thompson, at Bald Eagle Lake.
Miss Gussie Peake is the guest of Mis-.
Maude Langan of 2741 Fremont avenue S.
Miss Clara Bartels of Chicago is visiting
her cousin, F. H. Bartels, of BIB Fifth ave-
nue. s.
Riverside lodge, I. 0. G. T., will give a
patriotic entertainment in Riverside Chanel
Sept. 2.
Mrs. Eta Beede has returned from Hunters
Hot Springs, Mont, where she has been for
five weeks.
Miss Neila Haynes and Fred Haynes are
home from two weeks visit in western
Minnesota.
Will B. Calvin has gone to West Liberty.
Iowa, to spend few days before entering
the university.
Mrs. E. E. Getchell, of Chicago, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Fred Sheppard, 26O1
Fremont avenue.
Miss Frances McNally is home from a trip
on the great lakes, having spent two months
visiting relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lewis of 1926 Third avenue s..
who has been visiting in the east for several
weeks, returned home yesterday by the way
of the lakes.
The Phoenix Mandolin club will give its
first dance early in September Max Juster
is president and Harry Friedman secretary
and treasurer.
H: Lee Moore left this morning for Lake
Osakis, Mimi, where he will spend a few
Gays nshlng and looking after his crops and
farming interests.
An entertainment for the benefit Of Pales-
tine cnapter will be given Thursday eve
ming in the Masonic Temple by Clarence L.
Burgderfer OF Hillsdale. Mich.
Charles c. overmire, superintendent of the
minneapolis and Montana Mining COMPANY
OF Sand Creek, Mont, is expected in the city
Sept on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Douglass and sou Ad-
olson left to-day for Buffalo, by way of
through the east before their return
Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes and Miss Marie
Barnes, OF Fargo, spent few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Clement. on their
way home from the Pan-American exposi-
ton.
Miss Sarah Wilkinson and Miss Grace Chap
man, Minneapolis teachers, are home from
the east They took a course III American
history at the Harvard university summer
school.
A lawn social will be given this evening at
| 1121 Eighth Street s for the benefit of Miss
| LYDIA Malmsten. Miss Malmsten is a young
vocalist who is trying to complete her studies
| in Boston.
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House. New
York, for the week were: w. A. Ramsey n
| e. Fisher, c. H. Hood, g. c. BagIey Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Lewis, Mrs. B, ii. George
| and Miss George.
The jolly Six gave a tallyho ride around
the lakes last evening. Supper was served
| at the home of Lewis Tausig. There were
| seventeen guests and Miss Leila Weiskopf
and BENJAMIN Well chaperoned them.
| The bazaar which is being held by the
women OF the Broadway NJ E. church will be
| continued this evening and Mr. Sinclair viii
( play the bagpipes. Last night Ayers mill
tary pand was present and entertained large
crowd.
| Mrs. Charles Robedeau is entertaining her
sister and niece. Mrs. Edgar Van Patten and