The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
Personal and Social.

| Mrs R. L. Penny is home from California
| Mrs. Donald Mclean, Jr.,. returned from
Fargo this morning. - s IS
Mrs K B. Mckenzie is home from a four
months visit inathe south ag.,yf
Mrs Charles S.. Hale and little son, have
returned from New Orleans. y
| Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Hallock will remove to
1882 Clifton place Wednesday.
| The Imperial Social Club will give a dance
in Eighth Ward Relief hall, Friday evening
| Dr. and Mrs F.. H. Welcome have re-
turned to their home, 1870 Groveland avenue
City oif Sn - Anu ~ n''u'' = SIOUX
Miss Jessie Keller has returned from two
months vicit with relatives and friends in
| Chicago:
Mrs Ruty Temple returned from California
| to-day and is spending a few weeks with
| friends.
Th The Enterprise Social Club will meet with
Mrs. Fuller, SO Sixteenth street N, Thursday
! afternoon. si-s@s,. 'l455ss Il:
Eurday from a two months trip to Paris, Ven
Lice and Vienna eve
The Hawthorn Euchre Glib will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Pauline Poehler. 20
Highland avenue. #-
4 Mrs John Lying has returned to her home
in Alexandria after visit with Mrs. Hash.
500 Fremont avenue S.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Russell E. Lawrence are oc-
cupying the Breezy Point cottage, at White
Bear Lake for the season.
/ shirt waist dance tomorrow evening, in Mac
Ecabee hall, on Franklin avenue.
Golden Link lodge, IlO. o. r., and Uni
yersty camp, M. w A., will give dance
Thursday evening, in the hall, 5l9 Fourteenth
avenue Sc.
The Happy Eight Social Club will give its
! last dance Of the season tomorrow night, in
i A. O.. U. w. hall, Twentieth avenue IN and
4 Fifteenth street. sss,
Miss Sophia Rasmussen. Of Cakes n: D.
1 who has been the guest Of Mrs G. D. Stung,
/ Is Ninth street S, has gone to Boston to sail
Wednesday for Denmark.
Gs3 Mrs. Halvor Stevenson left Saturday for her
4 several days with Mrs. A. Larson, on her
way home from Chicago.
Mis-. Mcclellan. Of the Emerson school and
Miss sHildreth, of Chicago, will sail June p,
through the British Isles and to Paris
4 JIG; J.. Jensen, who has been connected
4 with the Powers Mercantile company for sew
eral years. left to-day for Harvey. N D.,
4 to take charge of a stock OF dry goods.
4 Miss francesca sBendeke violinist. and her
concert company. Miss Magda Dahl. soprano;
i Miss Constance Osborne. pianist, and Simon
Floss, barytone. returned Friday from six
4 weeks tour in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
Miriam lodge, No. 81, Degree of Honor. will
give an entertainment and drawing for a
prize, in I. o. o. F. hall, at Camden Place
n Thursday evening. An address by Rev. e
G.. C1emans will be feature of the eve
ming
h a dance was given Saturday evening at the
! Odin Club, by the Norwegian Singing Society
in honor Of May IL The society gave 9
program of musical snumbers and addresses
by members of the club followed. Later there
was dancing and light refreshments were
served. About 100 were present.
Professor Gilbert Giddings Benjamin..
brother Of Miss Mary E4 z assaaetp g, a., {,
awarded ) fellowsnip at Yale. Professor Zen
Fl ianin was graduated from Syracuse uniyer
Fl sity In 1889 and has been taking post
Ri work G. Yale. ss.tsss
North estern 9s8gg' e at New York hotel.
are rs follows: Waldorf. Mrs. r. 81 Pass
more Aston Caldwell; Nayarre AL
FI D. r. Warren, Jr.; st Denis. e. NJ l3askus
ii sturtevant, s. N. Hauger. Duluth-victo ria
81 ii NJ Grimes. Dublin. Mimi: j. Pulford
3 ST. Cloud Kensington, Miss w. Kenely osh
1 kosh-C osmopolitan.D 8. Moser. Crookston
1 MINI Victoria, w. g. McKensie. a y. Ste;
81 nhenR.