The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-18
Personal and Social.

Miss Ann Smith of the Normandie has re-
turned from Escanaba, Mich.
Mrs. +. E. Carr of the Holmes Hotel has
gone to Topeka and Kansas City.
Louis P. Chute and the Misses Agnes and
Bessie Chute are home from visit in New
York.
The women of Tutte church will continue
! their doll sale tomorrow. at IS Fourth
street S.
Misses Jeanette Gilillan, Margaret Wells
and Alice Smith will arrive from Smith col
! lege on Friday.
A charity ball for the benefit of the or
phans home will be given tomorrow evening
In Masonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F. Curtis and Mrs.
Mary E. Brown leave Saturday for Los An
geles for the winter.
Minnehaha grove, No. II, w. c., will give a
clnch party tomorrow evening in Morgan
Post hall, S0 Nicollet avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Highland
avenue will leave the last Of the week for
California to spend the winter.
Minneapolis lodge, No %, Ancient Order
or the Red Cross, will give a dance in Rich
mond hall, Eighth street and Nicollet ave
nue., tomorrow evening.
Mrs. James T. Stokes and the Misses Steele
will spend the holidays with Warren N. Steele
IN RolIa, n. d. Miss Helen Steele will re-
turn to Stanley Hall the first Of the year
Mr.: and Mrs V. NJ. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Il: Coolidge and Mr.. and Mrs Walter
j.. Keith left Monday evening to attend the
winter circus at the Chicago Athletic Club
| Miss Grace Ulmer returned Monday from
Aberdeen, s. D., where she has been visiting
Mrs Grace Noble Wilson. Miss Ulmer and
MIS- Wilson gave several successful con-
! certs.
The Jolly Sixteen Club was entertained
last week by Mrs Peters Cards were played
and prizes won by Mrs. York and Mrs. Lus-
sler. The club will meet tomorrow with
Mrs Seeger, 1909 Twenty fourth street S.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Hall and family of
East Dover, Me-, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs E. T. Schnei-
way to Boulder, Col. Mrs. Hall formerly lived
| in Minneapolis.
The White Sweater Cinch Club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. Brostrom, at their residence, 2024 Twen-
ly-ntth avenue 5. Prizes were won by Mrs.
| G. Borgln, Mrs. A. Ahlstrow, c. Borglin and
| A. A. Sandberg. Refreshments were served.
Miss Eva Fagot 1921 q Twenty
entertained the Juvenile Musical Club last
week Refreshments were served Those who
were present were Misses Irene Buckley Mar
garet Rice, Elizabeth Rice, Alice Walmsley,
Catherine McNulty, Lillian Grennan, Florence
] Howe and Lucille Rennis.
The Flour City Cyclists gave a dance, the
third of a series, in Masonic Temple last
evening. The hall was decorated with flags
/ and bunting. Clark Young was master of
Westerdahl, F. W. Sahorn and s. A. John
son. About seventy-fve couples were pres
/ emit
Minneapolis arrivals at New York, hotels
are: A. Bainbridge, d. Ostle, Herald Square;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Clark, Holland A. NJ
Straiton, Albert. St. Paul Archbishop Ire
! land, Waldorf-Astoria; Mrs. H. Holbert, Hol-
land; F. Warnock, Imperial; E. Fairchild,
Marlborough; NJ. Jackson Vendome; j.
Wherry, Herald Square. Duluth: Judge H.
/ r. Spencer, Imperial; T. S. Wood, Herald
/ Square.
Company F, First regiment, n; G; s. NJ,
gave smoker last evening in the Bank OF
Minneapolis building. About fifty members
were present. The Northwestern quartet
, Clare Richards and Ernest Mills entertained
the boys with few numbers. A vocal selec-
! tion by Mrs. Washington Smith, a reading
by Washington Smith and buck dancing by
/ Rudolph Stanchheld were part of the pro-
gram. Ted, a trained dog, owned by Ted
McKenna, did all manner of tricks.