The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
Miss Clara Mabelle Meyers. to DR.. Joseph
Clarke
Personal ana Social.

Personal and Social.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Brooks have returned
from Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Raymond will leave
next month for Europe.
Mrs. Russell e. Lawrence has returned from
g. two weeks visit in Chicago.
Gerry A. Jansen of Red Wing is the guest
OF his aunt, Mrs George T. Loehl.
The meeting Of the a. B. c. club at the
home of Mrs. Pendergast has been postponed.
Miss Lillian Baker will give her annual
Easter ball in Richmond hall Tuesday even
ing. %sAas,
Mrs. J. r. McElroy and son of 241s FIRE.
mont avenue S, left last night for Galveston,
Texas. IS
Chester Healy has come from St, Adams
military school to spend the holidays in Min
neapotis. -
Mrs. j. W.. Harkins will leave on Monday
for Prentice. Wis. for a two months visit
with her parents.
Mrs S. R. Roberts Of Fargo. N. D., is the
guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. Alger w. French of
1889 Rennepin avenue.
Mrs, Frank W. Guilbert and Miss Ann
Smith returned from a visit in~ Old Point
Comfort this. morning. ..- .ss. s- -
Mrs. D. NJ. Baldwin. Mrs. ]. H. Webster
and Miss Denel of Red Wing are guests Of
Mrs. David Fuller of Lake street.
Scott Woodworth sailed to-day from San
francisco for Honolulu Benjamin Wood
worth will return frcm California next week
Redfeld have removed from 1917 Portland
avenue to their new home, 1887 Portland ave-
nue.. -. ..-..,.- '.'-.. ....-.. ..fEE.-,t
Dr.. A. E., Wilcox will sail April for
Europe, accompanied by Dr.. Dever and DR..
| Ross of Philadelphia, for trip of several
months. = -T.s. -. --N b.
| Powderhorn and Sycamore camps gave a
third !, card party Monday. Prizes were won
H. Allen, Charles Crouch and Sheets
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clay, who have been
| abroad for several months, returned home
| yesterday. They eft their son, Jack, in
Edingurgh, Scotland, attending college.
| Anchor camp, NJ W. A. degree team will
| give its fourth dance of the second series
Easter Monday in tie Fourth Ward Repub-
| lican hall. Potter's orchestra will play.
| The Quo Vadis Social club will give a
dancing party Monday. evening in the new
| Maccabee hall, Franklin and BLOOMINGTON
avenues. Miss Lucy O'Bren will be mistress
| of ceremonies. ..-- ~.
a cinch party Monday afternoon In Rich
mond hall, Nicollet avenue and Eighth street.
| The next regular review will be held Monday
evening, April 7.
| are as follows: neapolis-Victoria, Mrs.
| G.. Van Camper; Imperial, J. w. Haywood;
| Manhattan, r. R. Rand; Holland, T. Lowry.
Redheld, S. D.-Broadway Central, w. c.
| Kiser, Jr. &c. - 49,.
| The Mothers League met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. B. w. Clark. Mrs w. ].
Barrett read a paper on "Childrens Rights, y
| and discussion followed. Mrs. A. NJ. Van
Kirk read a poem, Have Faith in the Boy
| The next meeting will be held Thursday in
| the Whittier school.
| The Bachelor Maids were entertained by
Miss Babcock at her home Fourteenth
avenue S, Tuesday evening. Music and a
| guessing contest were the amusements of thu
| evening. Miss Wiedermann carried off the
| prize. The next meeting will be held at the
| home of Miss Dalgren.
| Mrs. j. H. Queal sails on April for Europe
with a party of women from Des Moines, her
| former home. The party will be conducted
by Mrs. J. M. Macomher Of Des Moines and
| will visit the Mediterranean countries, Ger
many. France. the Netherlands and England
| Miss Bracket will also be a member of the
party '.e... -..
| The closing exercises of the Y. M. C.. A.
| evening school and an exhibit of the work OF
the educational classes will be given Friday
evening The program will include short
the years educational work, selections by the
| mandolin club and ID! C. Glberts advanced
! class in oratory. The class will give the
players scene from Midsummer Nights
| Dream" and X. P. Schrader will give an i'm
1 personation.