The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
Personal and Social.

Mrs. Frederick Clifford is spending a few
weeks in Chicago. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Brainerd, of Vernon
Center, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poehler and daughter
! left this morning for their home in Los An
| geles, Cal. g.. 49,.
| The Hawthorn Euchre Club will meet on
! Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. S. McElroy,
| 241S Fremont avenue.
Piegan tribe, No. II, l. o. R. NJ, will give
! wan, 3lS Nicollet avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant S. Hager, of st. Thomas,
! N. d., vii spend Sunday at the Berkeley,
| guests Of Mrs. Frank Rose.
| Mrs. Bentson will give her next informal
dancing party Tuesday evening, in A. 8.
! U. w. hall, II Seventh street S.
| Mrs. Mayme Stanley Gidley, of Lead S.
| D., former Minneapolis resident; is visiting
her mother, Mrs. R. W. Stanley, 1121 Fourth
| street Sc.
Mrs H. H. Barber will spend month in
! Brainerd, MINI. Mrs BARRIERS mother, Mrs.
L. P. White, is recovering from her recent
serious illness. -.-.--..-.-.
| The Maple Leaf Social Club will give a
card party and dance Monday afternoon and
evening, in Richmond hall, Nicollet avenue
and Eighth street.
The Bohemians were entertained last eve
ming by Mrs. Charles e. Harkins. Prizes
were won by Miss Zulu Kittpan, Mrs. AL
Goldbloom, Charles E. Henderson and E. J.
Smith. -.
| Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House, New
York, for the week, were: ]. L. Record,
G. H. Partridge, j. F. Conklin, G. II. Walker,
W. r. Cray. Miss Jessie X. Cray and E. E.
Spaulding
The first dance Of the newly. organized st.
Anthony tent K. A. T. NJ, and Sweet Glover
hive, L. o. T. NJ, given Thursday evening at
S05 General avenue, was a very successful
and enjoyable affair.
The employees of Holtzerman's Chicago Store
company were given a reception Wednesday
evening, in DANA hail. by the members of
the firm. A program of dances was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
entertained by Mrs. Young, at her home,
Wednesday afternoon Lunch was served in
the dining-room. Prizes were won by Mines.
Rauch an and Baker The club will meet with
Northwestern people at New York hotels
are as follows; Minnneapoiss--savoy, 2. J.
French, W. Edington; Gisey, O.. J. Grifith
Park Avenue, G. R. Lyman; Holland, W. D..
Washburn. Fargo, N. D.-Albert. J. B.
Clapp.
The Independent Souvenir Club, of the
East Side, made a trip in body to St. Paul.
Wednesday evening, to surprise one OF It's
ns nsm
were carried along and, after card playing in
the clubroom, supper was served. q
| Swan Weinberg, of 1913 Twenty fifth aIAnue
S, was pleasantly surprised last Saturday Eve
ming by group OF Swedish business men and
their wives. Adolrh Peterson was toast
A sandberg and others, and Swan j. Johnson
presented Mr.. Weinberg with handsome gift
in behalf of the guests. A musical program
was given after the supper.
A group of young people gave a character
party Monday evening, in Malcolm's academy.
The guests of the evening were Misses Maude
White, Hoban, Conway Mabel Gilchrist
Messrs Harry Robbins, Will Harrison and
Conway. Among those present were Miss
Olga Johnson, a Colonial lady: Ellen Helmer,
gypsy; Lillian Gleason, Bohemian girl; May
Anderson queen of diamonds:> Birdie Hyn-
stock, Spanish dancer; May Malone, Bridget
O'Hoolihan Sayde Lofgren, Quaker girl
Birdie Lofgren, flower girl; May Keyes, Irish
market woman; Theodore Hanson, Mexican
David Michaels, Pat Casey from Ern's Isle
Erick Helmers, monk; William Nelson, Sit
ting Bull; G.. L. Wade, an up-to-date Mick
Artie Dahl, Weary Willie; Henry Kost, rough
rider; Dick Jacoby, King Dodo; Dan sprague
, | noliceman.