The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-27
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AROUND THE WORLD
Mrs. H. G.. Harrison, Mrs. H. r.
Passmore and the Misses Pass
more to Sail Nov. 8.
a Dinner for the Party by MI. and
Mrs. Perry Harrison This
Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs Perry Harrison will give
a dinner this evening for Mrs. II. e.
Harrison and Mrs. H. r. Passmore. Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs. Passmore, with the
Misses Fannie and Charlotte Passmore,
will leave tomorrow morning for VAN
. couver and they will sail Nov. for ia
pam They will visit the Philippine
Islands. Siam, Burmah and Sumatra and
arrive In India In December for stay
Of four months. They will be guests of
Miss Migrants father and mother during
the two weeks of the ''Durbar," when
Lord Curzon viceroy Of India, will rep
resent King Edward in the ceremonies
attendant on his being proclaimed Emper-
or Of India. In Japan Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harrison will spend a few days with the
travellers.
The Cotillion club will give its first
party OF the year Friday evening, Dec. o.
in Elks hall.
Miss Maude Marshall of the Virginia
returned LAST week from Mediterranean
trip. Sha has with her as her guest her
cousin, hIis1 Media Jacobs of Mississippi.
Miss Marshall will give buffet luncheon
for forty of the younger women early IN
the month for her cousin, and later she
will give several dinners. A number OF
other affairs have been planned for Miss
Jacobs.
The mothers Of the Motley school will
give g. reception to the teachers at the
home Of Mrs. Homer Williams on Ontario
street Sc, tomorrow afternoon from 3:SO
until o'clock.
Company F. First regiment, N. G. S.
NJ will give the first Of series of infor-
NAL dances Wednesday evening In the
Phoenix club. Lieutenant Egbert will be
master Of ceremonies and the reception
group will include Captain Walton, Lieu
tenant Whyte and Sergeants Reed and
Campbell. The Arrangements will be
made by Sergeant Haney and PrlVates
'rimms and Irtsgaard. A string orchestra
will play and supper will be served.
The people Of Franklin Avenue M. Z.
church will give a reception in the church,
Franklin and Fifth avenues s, tomorrow
evening for Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Graves
and family.
DR.. and Mrs J. G. Crowley Of Bloom
ington avenue gave a dinner of twenty
five covers yesterday in honor Of the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage The decora-
tions in pink and green and roses
were the flowers used. The name cards
were in the shape Of ping-pong bats.
Saturday evening Mrs. Edward Law
renee gave dinner for Mrs. Crowley E
guests, Mrs Frederick Tasse and Mrs
w II.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Burns were pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening at their
home on Cedar avenue in honor Of the
tenth anniversary Of their marriage. The
rooms were bright with ferns and garden
flowers. A musical program was given
by Mrs. White, Misses Hazel Glennon,
Olive Burns, Theresa Quinn and Master
Raymond Burns. Supper was served
from small tables. Each Of the twenty
five guests was presented with a bit OF
wedding cake from the wedding ten years
ago.
Miss Bessie l.. Murray Of 2437 Hum
boldt avenue S, entertained Friday after
noon in honor Of Miss Mary M. Griffith,
a bride of Wednesday. The guests were
twelve girls, members Of Miss Griffiths
Sunday school class, and they hemmed
towels for the bride. Fortunes concealed
In red hearts were hidden about the room
and the guests had merry time hunting
for them. The dining room was decorated
in red and green, and china favors fo1