The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
George. w. Frey left Thursday evening to join
his family in San Diego, Cal. '"7
MINI; Mrs. ); J. d. D. Starring has gone to Burtrum.
Mrs. p. G. Cooley is spending Sunday with
Mrs f. W. Ball. at Excelsior.
Misses Catherine An.del and Emile Helm have
gone to California for the winter.
Mrs: g: NJ Carpenter Of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. G. =. Hasey of Second avenue S.
lake and are at III Fifteenth street .' 'l'
Mr. and Mrs. Leander G.. Lawrence home
from visit Of two months on the Atlantic
Lorraine Social Club will meet with Mrs. J. A.
Vincent, 151+ Third avenue 8, Tuesday aftern.
| noon.
| nue. S.
| Star of Hope Rebekah lodge. No. 1876 will
give card party Monday evening at 500 Mic
| Ollet avenue.
Mrs. W. s. Best and the Misses Best of Park
avenue will leave the last of the month to spend
| the winter in Florida.
Ill hea A. lodge No. 72 d; of H., win give
| ball Tuesday evening III Maccabee hall, Bloon,-
tngton and Franklin avenues s.
The Forester Social club will give a card party
| and dance Monday evening in Maccabee hall,
Bloomington and Franklin avenues
IS st. Anthony lodge No. 49, D. Of H., will
give masquerade ball in Gernania hall, 1904
Main street Me- Saturday evening.
The Jolly Fancy Work club will give thin
BILE bee Friday afternoon for charity at the home
of Mrs. Adams. 3o17 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs Mrs. and Mrs: j. Harrison and the Misses
week to make their home in Milwaukee.
DR.. j. l.. Pickard, formerly president of the
his sen " " W the WINTER Tsh
Mrs. l.. II. Norwood has returned from Chi
cago, where she went for the Michigan Wiscon-
| tives.
| Mr. and Nrs rdoor Eoatb hoyo c1osed
their summer home at Lake Minnetonka and
and are ut 300S Emerson avenue for the
winter.
Captain W. A. Mercer of the Seventh cavalry.
stationed at Chickamarga Park, and Mrs, Mer-
Ger are spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hovey Clarke at the West Hotel.
Rev. Americas Fuller, D. D., president of
Of Como congrega tional church, Minneapolis,
| Fourth street Sc.
ftye social at It, the residence Of f., Mr. and Mrs.
feature of the affair.
The zigzag Euchrc club met with Mrs. S: G.
Whelan The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. o. Leaver, 1928 Stevens avenue.
| The Colonial club was entertained Thursday by
the president at her home Oh Emerson avenue
NJ Prizes were won by Mines; Edwards, Good
Mrs. EGWards of sHh M
given by lola Rebeksh lodge at their halls
saturday evening" Nov Is, from 5Ht to $50 p %
There viii be dancing from 10 to y. = 49,
The Ja,as will give their second dancing party
s sfstt H. S
master master Of ceremonies will be assisted by the
ira will play.
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shryer; Grand Union, J.. W. Warnack; Herald
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Duluth-Imperial, A. II. MacFarland.
nfs % ne4 a causing Ra 5 h M H5
II Seventh street S, Monday evening. was at
tended by about 100 couples. Mr.. Brezinsky and
6ers Some and 4aures viii
be introduced at the party Monday evening.
The formal opening Of the new parlors Of
ming, was a very pleasant affair. The Chris
tian. Endeavor Society gave a banquet and re-
gregation. The rooms and tables were prettily
decorated and the young women Of the So
social Committee, acted as tcastmaster and the the
responses were witty and bright. The Abbott
orchestra played during the evening.
versar y last evening at the residence Of his
parents 2411 Nicollet avenue. 1t was also the
Wenty-tirst birthday anniversary Of his cousin,
William Richards; who was one Of the guests.
About thirty-ive young people were present.
Supper was served. The gifts were numerous
and among them was a large framed photograph
" of Mr.. Gates great great grandfather, Jesse
Marshall, born in New York state in 1887,
presented by Mrs. Eleanor Rowland, grand.
mother of Mr.. Gates.
The Nabobs will give their next party Tues
day evening, Nov. is, in Masonic Temple Music
will be furnished by the Nabobs' orchestra. Jo
seph +. Deschene will act as master Of ceremo
1.orens 9. spindler, hoy K scarborough John
L. A. Keefe, John F. Healy, John E. Coughlin,
Joseph p Connolly, James Z. Coleman, James T.
Williams, Edward p. Coveny, William ]. Dono
hue, William E. Rean, William J. Keefe, William
E. Coskran, Loren w. Kenne, Emmett F. Byrnes
and Leo O'Donnell.
| - FurS and Fur Garments.
| Rost at The plymouth Clofhinr EIo,,so