The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
Personal and social.

W E. Nelson is in st. Louis
Mrs. Lottie Mitchell has returned to Chi-
eago. -.
Mrs. John MeAvoy is making short visit
in Faribault. .bo
Mrs. NJ. L. Welch of Buffalo, \. y, Is Tue
guest Of Minneapolis friends.
Miss Mueller has removed from the Astoria
fats to sos Tenth street S.
Miss Clara Williams sang yesterday in the
Presbyterian church in Duluth.
Amaranth Social club will give card par
ty Thursday afternoon in Masonic Temple.
Pansy Social club will give a card party
Wednesday evening at Sixth street N
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Woodruff have taken the
Higbee cottage at Lake Owasso' ST. Faul.
Mrs. Seofeld of La Crosse, Is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. F. r. Woodard, OF Park
avenue.
The Union Card Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. w. G. Marson, 9401 Pilsbury avenue
S, tomorrow afternoon.
Philomathian Hive guards will be enter
tanned tomorrow evening at the home OF MIS-.
Snyder, 602 Taylor street NE.
The Sunshine Cinch club will have picnic
at Minnehaha Falls Thursday. A basket sup
per will be served at Z O'Clock
Mrs Julius K Martin and Mrs. A. T. Mar
tin have returned home after nVe months
visit in Mexico and California
H A. Crow. PSI Twentieth avenue s, will
will sail for Nome City about June l.
Miss Jennie May Piers, dramatic reader,
has returned from Chicago and Milwaukee,
where she has been studying with Frederick
Pauldng.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are:
Murray Hill, J. F. Cole; Holland MISS
Fletcher, w. B. Joyce; 81. Gerard =. N
Nelson, Jr
Ladies' Aid Society, No. 8, auxiliary to
Abraham Lincoln camp, No. TO- 5. of y,
will give a progressive eineh party at the
home of Mrs S. E. Lyon, S2S Tenth street 5,
this evening.
A cinch party will be given by Olympia
hive. No. "A, L. o. T. NJ, in Morgan post
hall, S05 Nicollet avenue. Wednesday evening,
May D. The hive will be entertained by Mrs.
Louise Miller, 1924 Logan avenue N, at a
thimble bee Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick Roach, W. T. Nelson and
]. Nelson leave this evening for Racine, Wis,
to attend the funeral of their father John
Nelson, who died at the age of so years.
Earle Reid of Duluth spent Sunday with his
Reid was last week promoted to the position
OF travelling passenger agent OF the Duluth.
South Shore & Atlantic railway.
Mrs. George c. Wertz, of 1908 First avenue
S, and daughter, have gone to Tomah and
Necedah. Wis, where they will pass the sum-
mer with friends.
Roosevelt Hive. Ladies of the Maccabees,
assisted by Palestine Tent. Knights of the
Maecabees, will give a May Party Friday
evening, in Richmond hall, Eighth street and
Nicellet avenue.
The choir of st. Paul's church will give a
musical entertainment and serve a strawberry
supper Wednesday evening. in the guildroom
of the church, on Hennepin avenue
Mrs A. R. T. Rent and family, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry More
ton have gone to their home in Seattle. Mrs.
Moreton and her children expect to go to
Seattle in July to spend several weeks.
Mrs. William Albee, who has been spending
the winter in Boston, has left on a visit with
relatives in Rochester and New York. Mrs.
Albee expects TO return to Minneapolis about
June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Treeweek and four
daughters are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wet
more O'Brien of All Eighth street Sc. Mr.
Treeweek is superintendent of the Uncle Sam
mine in the Black Hills, South Dakota and
has just returned from a three months visit
to his old home in England. He was accom-
panied by his daughter Mildred and Miss Ida
Brien. daughter of w. S. o'Brien of the
Homestake mine Mrs. Treeweek and three
daughters met them in New York. They will
return to Lead S. D., Wednesday.