The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-15

presided over the Iefreshment table.
Personal and Social.
Miss Idabelle Buell. left last evening for
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gordon have returned
from New York. -"
Mrs. F. c. Koehler will leave for Morence
Ariz., this evening. 49,
Miss May Winston is home from an ex-
tended eastern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur r.. Rogers are home
from Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. e. R. Bristol and Mrs Thomas Don
aid are visiting. WinOna friends.
Miss Grace Coey of Third avenue is in
Chicago for two months visit.
l.. NJ. Park is in Chicago attending the
convention Of the Gamers Association.
Miss May Donelson of Clinton avenue left
last night for a months visit in Chicago.
DR. Arts Leroy Revell of 500 Fifteenth ave-
practice dentistry. =
There will be Martha Washington party
at the home Of w. E. Bailey, 1923 Seventeenth
avenue Sc, Feb %. ~ r. .--.
Mrs: Jonathan Chase leaves on Monday for
Fargo to spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. B. Eaton. -- ...
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Charles H. McGill,
wife and daughter of General Lucus F. Hub
bard, will leave Monday for the south.
Miss Gertrude Il. Hilbert has returned from
1r0W IOlh where sue mas spent the past 1OuT
years with her sister, Mrs. c. v. Lachmund
The Maple Social club will give a card
party Monday afternoon and a card and
dancing party in the evening in Richmond
hall. N ~
Minneapolis chapter, No. 9, o. p IS, will
home of Mrs. Emma Haviland, 1O5 Spruce
place. ,-
:, A valentine party was given last evening
by the women of Forest Heights NJ. E. church
at the parsonage. a unique. entertainment
was enjoyed by a large number of guests
The New Century Cinch club was enter
tanned this week at the home of Mrs. Shultz.
FRIES We're won by MINES. Snow, Shultz and
Fitzgerald The club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Jobst, 2215 Sixteenth avenue S.
W. 0. Sholes and family will go to Lin
coln' Neb., March / to reside. Mr.. Sholes
mas purchased an interest. in the Lincoln
Straw Board and Paper Mill company and
will take an active part in the business.
Master Arthur Williams of 3045 Second ave-
nue. entertained twenty five of his class
mates and friends at a Valentine party last
evening Games, drawing contest and mu-
SIC were The amusements. and supper was
served.
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House New
York, for the week We're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
George, H. C. Earle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bel
Snap, Miss Oswald, J; Q. P: Wheelwright
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Strait. w. 49, ANVIL '''i''
The Pah-noo -ailoh Euchre club met with
Mrs. C. T. Waterbury,, 1925 Aldrich avenue
5, Thursday afternoon Prizes were won by
Mrs Werring and Mrs. Barlow. The next
meeting OF the club will be with Mrs. Wer-
ring, H. w Thirty-fourth street. $50.
An entertainment will be given under the
direction OF the Y. P. S. c. E. Of the Lowry
Hill Congregational church Tuesday evening.
A program Of vocal and instrumental music
and recitations has been arranged and there
has been large sale Of tickets.
About seventy-fve couples attended the in
formal dancing party given by Miss Lillian
Baker Tuesday evening in Richmond hall.
the warm weather. A cotillion will be given
Feb. 25 and Charlie Baker will lead
The women of the Chicago Avenue Baptist
church will serve a New England supper in
avenue, Wednesday evening, from $3.50 to s
o'clock. A chorus sung by I'VE olde TYNE
folke" will he one Of the features of the
evening. ,. .a
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Pratt
Lyndale Cinch club Four tables were played
and prizes were won by Mrs D. A Kyle and
I: Waling. Those present were Messrs and
SONS R. |. Pratt. L.. Walling, g. zeh, L: s.
McLaughlin, Mrs. Sather, Mrs. w. NJ. Adrian,
Miss Josie Adrian and W. F. Hesse.
Nerthwestern people at New York hotels are
SEN sen; New Amsterdam, Miss K; Donahoe; Vic
Square, W. Dalgarno; st. Denis, J. W: Kerr.
Fargo, n. D.-7Cardillac, NJ. Sage. Huron,
S: D.--Grand Union, G.. H. French. Lead
vile, S. D.-Victoria, J. B. Baker. Mitchell,
S. D:-Victorla, H. D. Butterfeld. Albert
Lea, Minn.-Albert. Miss A. Marx
Weaver Temple, No. 1, Rathbone Sisters,
entertained informally at "a masque ball Mon
day evening in K. P. hall, Masonic Temple.
About loO guests were present and enjoyed
a program of fourteen numbers, played by
Lefhngwell's orchestra. William McGrath
acted as master of ceremonies. Prizes were
awarded w. A. Smith, Thomas Whalen, Miss
Anna Groom and Mrs. Segelmier. Ice cream
and waters were served in the dining hail
from small tables, decorated with carnations,
smilaX and ferns
The Church of the Redeemer Sunday school
held its annual valentine social last evening,
in the parlors Of the church. The decorations
were all in red in the dining room, the tables
being decorated with red hearts and carna-
tons, and the primary department was bright
with red hearts and tulips. The walls IF the
parlors were hung with flags and bunting. The
features of the program wer suggestive Of the
occasion, with a valentine box, games OF
various kinds recitations and music Re-
freshments we're served. Mrs. NJ. e. Brown
was assisted by the young people Of Miss
Edsons and Miss Blitz' classes.