The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-30
ST. ANOTHONY PARK

Mrs Charles Joerns has returned from
Renxille.
Mr., and Mrs, Farnham have been en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wilson OF
Grand Forks.
Mrs. J. P. Gillette of Lake City was
a guest of Mrs. J. r. Mason OF Monroe
street last week.
Mrs. Burghart entertained Miss Hodgson
Of Luverne last week.
Mrs. w. s. Brill spent last week In
Cannon Falls.
Mrs. E. F. shuly gave luncheon
Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. Rogers OF
LindStrom.
Rev. F. Rule has returned from the mis-
sonary conference at Cleveland.
Misses Mathews and Wilcox spent Sun
day at Red Rock Park.
Mrs. Meredith of the state agricultural
school has returned from Milwaukee,
where she attended the meetinsg OF the
Home Economics association.
Miss Ethelyn McCord Of Spokane has
been guest Of Mrs. Luther Cudworth.
The B class In cooking at the state ag-
ricultural school entertained at dinner,
Monday, Professor and Mrs. Washburn,
Mrs. w. M. Liggett, Mrs. Virginia Mered-
it'll, Professor and Mrs. Andrew Boss. and
Miss Janet Sheppard. The table and din
ing room decorations were of pumpkins
and fruits.
Mrs George Norris Of Tracy has been
the guest of Mrs. J. II. McDermott.
Mrs. J. w. Blair visited her mother at
Newport Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church gave reception Thursday evening
| in honor of their pastor Rev. Mr.. HALL
day, at the home Of Presiding Elder and
Mrs. F. M. Rule.
Mrs. Andrew Boss, ST., and Mrs Lamb
have returned from Dakota and have been
am
Mrs. Duvall Polk entertained the Nathan
! Hale Chapter Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Alexander of Pratt avenue
gave a reception Tuesday afternoon In
honor Of Mrs. Townsend Drake, and Mrs.
| Frank Tisdale, two recent brides In st.
| Anthony Park. Mrs. Arthur Reeves,
Misses Wyman. Cannon and Chase assist
ed In the dining room. Miss Ames OF
Wesley church. Minneapolis, gave some
| musical numbers.
| The Epworth League of st. Anthony
| Park will be entertained Friday evening
| by Miss Florence Gordon Of Merriam
! Park.
Mrs. Andrew Boss spent part Of the
week with her mother in Lake City
| Miss Villas has returned from visit
to Madison, Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard of Min
| neapolis have moved into their new resi-
dence on Langford avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tisdale and Miss
! Julia Tisdale have issued invitations for
a card party to be given on the evening
Of Nov. in honor Of Miss Evans OF chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Swan OF New
| York CITY are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
| E. Brace.
Mrs. J. c. Mulholland and Miss Ida Null
holland of Watertown have been guests OF
| Mrs. J. H. McDermott.
The first meeting of the History class
was held to-day at the home OF Mrs. Isaac
Cheney Mrs. Clinton .Backus was
leader.
Mrs. Henry Baker IS general chairman
of the educational department of the st
Anthony Park Women's Association. This
work is subdivided. The household eco
ncn1ic division is In charge of Mrs. W. B
Douglass, the art division, Mrs. A. E
wellington; patriotic WORK, MRS - e
Polk; history of modern England, Mrs. G
shellenbarger; charity work, Mrs. y. Z
| Martin. Mrs. T. l.. Hacker and Mrs. :
e, Brace are associate chairmen OF tn
Park Improvement division.
Miss Sue Muholland and Hugh Nc
Cosham, both Of Watertown, S. D., Wer'
married Wednesday evening at o'clocl
} at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs
J, H. McDermott, of Cromwell avenue
The bride was gowned in whit
, nousselaine de sole, and was attended b.
, her three young nieces, Misses Mary
Kathryn and Leah McDermott. IN
service was read by Rev. Andrew Stow
r of st. Matthews Episcopal church. A
r the wedding party entered, Mrs q.
t Meek played the "Lohengrin' brlda
t chorus and Mrs H. B. Richardson of Min
2 neapolis sang "Oh, Promise Me- durin
j the service. About thirty relatives wer
E present, Mr. and Mrs. McCocham will b
at home in Watertown after Nov. 10.
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