The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-20
MONDAY EVENING"

MONDAY @EVENINCA
nue. S for her guest, Mrs Kennedy, of Au-
and the guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes F. r. Woodward, J. W. Penberthy,
w. Fl. Springer and F. A. Cutler. IA
Miss Grace Meyers gave a dinner of
twenty covers Friday evening for her
guest. Mrs. H. l.. Mcdowell. of Boston,
Mass. The decorations were In red and
green and the dining-room was hung with
bunting. Carnations and tapers were on
the table, The guests were q group of
university girls and games and music were
the diversions after dinner. Mrs. Med
we'll left to-day for Winona to visit her
parents before returning to Boston.
Miss Clara J: Orth. whose marriage to
Alfred F.. Green, Of Spokane, Wash, will
take place the last Of the month, was the
guest Of honor at a parcel shower which
was given Thursday by Mrs. w. Fl. Tul-
Ter and her sister, Miss Jennie Irwin. The
parcels were in two large pumpkins and
after their presentation supper was
served. Miss Orth will leave Wednesday
to join her parents In Seattle, Wash,
where the wedding will take place.
Miss Grace G. Halves and Perry A. Day
were married Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides father, George Halves,
4431 Wentworth avenue. Rev. 8. v. S.
Fisher read tho service Mr.. and Mrs.
Day will be at home in Bagley. Mimi, af
ter Nov. I. $685..
Miss Sophie Lavold, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Lavold and Sever Barlang of
St. Paul were married Tuesday afternoon.
mi
lefson furnished the music. Little Lillian
Flatten was flower girl and wore a white
frOck and carried white carnations. Miss
Clara Barlang was maid Of honor and was
in white silk trimmed with lace and car
ried pink roses. The brides gown was Of
white chiffon over silk and her flowers
were bride roses. The service was read
by Rev. Mr. Wallace In a bower Of palms
and autumn leaves. A wedding supper
was served and covers were laid for 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlang will make their
home at 25S Ramsey street st. Paul.
A group Of Kenwood young men, George
Byrnes, Ralph Bracket, George Amour,
Bert Amour, Harry Coolidge, Earl Cop
page, William Levings, Sears Thomson
and Oscar Miller, met at the home Of
George ByInes Thursday evening and Or
ganized a social club which they named
the Optinimity. Officers were chosen as
follows: President, George Byrnes; vice
president, William Levings; secretary and
treasurer, Oscar Miller.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,
Mrs. F. J. Seymour has gone to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Flohr are in the east.
Mrs. A. G. Loring is spending several weeks
in Boston,
The meeting of Levi Butler Sewing Society
has been postponed.
Russell Patterson is in New York, Washington
and Boston for month. -"
Mr.. and Mrs; ]. B: Gilhllan will come in
from the lake this week.
The Amaranth Social Club will meet with Mrs.
Ray, 1925 Calhoun boulevard, Thursday.
Mrs. c. L. Abbott of Bolt Oakland avenue is
visiting her mother at Grand Island, Neb.
Mrs. G. D. Heath, formerly of Minneapolis.
but of Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting in the
city.
with her daughter Mis-. w. J. Holman, in Phila-
delphfa.
The Recreation Club of All Souls church has
changed the date of its meeting from Oct. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Longfellow have returned
from trip to Washington Baltimore and
Richmond Va.
Mrs. 7. B. Hummell Of Highland avenue, will
leave shortly for Los Angeles, Cal, with her
little daughter.
Vine lodge, No. q. D. of R., will give card
Franklin avenue.
Mr.: and Mrs; Franklin Nj Crosby are; are with
house is finished.
Mrs s. X. Hooper of Denver, Col, has gone
to New Albany. Ind, after visit with Mrs.
John S. Putnam. H..
Division No. 8, l. A. to- g, @, H,IW vii
Tenth and Washington avenues IN. %Tig2S %5E
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy s1s
o1yot 4rjp Nnry V1ri-
Miss Jennie Lewis is in Duluth. where she
will act maid of honor at the marriage Of
Miss Emily Gallagher and Albert E. Kirby.
Mrs. Thomas Lowry is home from Cincinnati,
where she accompanied her son Horace, who
remained for medical treatment for his
Minneapolis Chapter, No. 8, O. e. S., will
give card party Wednesday evening, at the
home Of Mrs A c. oathout' 1920 Aldrich ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Christian, in
from the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Chris
tian have also closed their lake home and re-
turned to the city. e."
MINNEAPOLIS lodge, No. -, A. O.: u: W., and
Banner lodge. No. %, D: of H., will give card
party and dance Thursday evening in the hail.
Is Seventh street s.
The degree team of Flour City camp, No.
63O NJ. W. A., will give a ball Thursday even.
ing in the Fourth Ward Republican hall, Ninth
street and Western avenue.
The Ladies Society of the Swedish Lutheran
Church of Zion will entertain it's friends Wednes-
day evening, in the hail. 1850 Nicolet avenue A
program will be givenSand refreshments Will be
served.
Mrs. johnson of James avenue N, entertained
the Colonial club Thursday. Prizes were won
by Mines. Slack. Crowley and Miss Rooney. Mrs.
Neary of I'LL First avenue will be the hostess
this week.
Myrtle lodge, D. of H, opened a fair this
afternoon In the hall, 2413 Bloomington avenue.
and will continue it tonight and to morrow after.
noon and evening". A musical program will
be given in the evening.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows MISUNDERSTANDING, J. c. Price;
Imperial, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Williams. st. Paul
Manhattan, @. A. Reed Plaza, A. B. stickney;
Grand Union, L.. Davidson; Albert, F. J. Shultz
Miss Anna Powell gave a birthday party Thurs
day evening at the home Of her sister. SO Roy
alston avenue. Supper was served after games
had been played: Present We're. Misses Nellie
Moore Sadie Sila, Ruth Schank, Grace Enge,
Marie Jansen, Mines L: A. Rranchen, e: W.
Root Messrs. A. S. Johnson. r. Stoddart, E.
uollingsworth, G. Weismiller and H. Smith.
Wright Wrongs No Man.
Wrights old-fashioned buckwheat flour
is pure.
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