The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-28
Personal and Social.

Mrs. Carrie E. White has gone to New YORK
on a two weeks business trip.
Mrs IT, Pope Vose left last evening for
New York to be absent two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Rea have gone to Mex
leo and California on an extended trip.
Miss Daisy R. Middleton Of 1121 Fourth ave-
nue. is in Fargo for a visit of few days.
Mrs. S. L. Brearley has been called to
Minneapolis by the illness of her brother
Mrs. T. A. FoQue and little daughter will
leave for the south this evening, to be gone
month. ..-;-r
Mrs Anna Smith Behrens is gradually. i'm
proving and hopes to leave the hospital tor
her home in a week or two
Joseph R. FNarr of Madison, Wis, has gone
to the northern part Of the state e,r af'er
Minnea polls chapter, No. 9, o. E. S., will
give card party and dance in the hall,
Lake street and Stevens avenue, Monday eve.
ming.
The girls and boys of the New Store had
hayrack ride Wednesday evening Miss Leona
Sandwich was the chaperone and the guests
Of honor were Misses Minnie Peterson and
Jessie Clark. .-,
The Monopole Club will go to St. Paul to-
morrow evening in chartered car. Supper
will be served in st. Paul and a musical pro-
gram will be given. The club will meet az
Third street and First avenue S at $3.50
o'clock.
Clover Leaf Rebekah lodge will give card
party and dance FOR the beneft Of the I. o.
O. F. home in the hall, Tenth and Washing
ton avenues N, Wednesday evening. Music
will be furnished by Miss Barnes ladies'
orchestra. sE@ "s'* .".
The cotillon given by Miss Lillian Baker
Tuesday evening in Richmond hall was at
tended by over 100 couples: Fitzgerald's or
chestra furnished music. The regular month
ly reception will be given Tuesday evening in
Richmond hall. ~ ;, "r
The Young Peoples Alliance Of the Sixth
avenue branch of the. Evangelical Association
arranged a surprise last evening for G.. Per-
lick and family ofs1S20 Sixth street n. Music
and Rotations by G. A. Lott and Miss
Minnie Mum were the diversions Refresh
ments were served. III .... ~
Alderman and Mrs. J.. F. Main we're pleas
dny aSt evenas at their t Sfv
friends, who proceeded to make themselves
at home while Mt. and Mrs Main had been
called out by fictitious message. An oyster
supper was served. - ="
Northwestern people at New York hotels
are as follows: eapolis-Sturtevant, E.
P. Allen; Imperial, A. T. Williams; Holland,
L. Camp. Warren, Minn.-Victoria, g. s.
Wattam. Fargo, n. DIST. Denis, A. L.
Moody, Sioux Falls, S. D:-Ashland, j..
Frudenfeld.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, returned this morning
day evening. On Wednesday evening he
spoke before the pupils of the government and
the Good viii mission and gave piano pro
guest of Earl Macarthur, superintendent of
the Sisseton Indian schools
The Khadaks of st. Paul entertained the
Duplicate Club Of Minneapolis at its new club
rooms Tuesday evening. The entertainment
was in the form OF a cantata given by the
club The soloists were Miss Blanche Kelley
Of Minneapolis, soprano, and Gene Graves Of
st. Paul, barytone.. Both We're in good voice
and were well received. The program was
followed by a banquet. ~
The Quo Vadis Social Club and it's friends
were delightfully."- entertained at the home of
Miss Florence Halner on Sixteenth avenue S.
About thirty-hve guests were present, Pro
pleasant features OF the evening. Prizes were
awarded to, Miss Kate Quigley, B. Kimberly
H. Kirwan, Frank O'Brien and John Hill.
Light refreshments were served.
The Henley Club gave dancing party in
Masonic Temple last evening. The hall was
decorated with flags and palms A program
of eighteen numbers was danced by 300
guests. George Hemperly, master of ceremo-
MES, was assisted by George Bailey, Nat c.
Bennett Dave L. m Miohaels, W; A. Ryberg and
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