The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-31
Personal and social.

Miss Fiteau. of Blaisdell avenue, has re-
turned from Window.
h r Of a. M gys
Mrs il B. Tabour left yesterday for a
three months trip through Mexico and Cali
fornia.
The Only Club will give dance this eve
ming m kistler's hall, Sixth and Lyndale ave-
nues N.
W. A. Bennett. who has been travelling in
the south, is III with pneumonia in George
town, s. G.
Pansy lodge, No. 81, D. of R., gave shirt
waist party Wednesday evening, in Fraternity
hail. 800 Ncollet
Lincoln Camp. No. 1885, NJ. W. A.. will give
q card party Tuesday evening, in the hall at
Sixth and Lyndale avenues N.
Walter Macfarlane, Of Seattle, WASH, will
spend ips sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Cedar Leaf camp, No. 1911. r. N. A., will
give its third annual ball in DANA hall, Fifth
street and Cedar avenue. Wednesday eve
ming.
Minneapolis arrivals at the Holland House,
burn, Jr., H. F. Dangler, 4. B. Janney, Miss
Janney.
Dudley p. Chase post and corps will give a
masquerade ball and card party Tuesday eve
ming In the hall on First avenue and Third
street Sc. ..
Mrs. G.. w. Knettle is spending the winter
In New York, where she is making arrange
ments to open business establishment in
Seattle this spring.
!, Miss Magde Glare Marshall entertained the
day afternoon. Fayors were won by Mrs.
W. G. Kuehne, Mrs. Paas and Mrs. Budlong.
The. women of the Chicago Avenue baptist
church will give their social this evening, at
land avenue, instead Of With Mrs. spanord
as was announced.
The Casowari Social Club held it's last
meeting NEE .g, with Miss L. MeMulty,; The topic
will give dancing party in Richmond hall
, next Friday evening.
northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: Minneapolis Savoy, J. F: Elder;
MANI e. Clay Ns F,r IL NJ Far
w. T. Hepdren; Victoria, g. E. Bassett.
Last evening a group of twenty young peo-
pie enjoyed sleigh ride to Hopkins, where
an supper served. Present were Misses Lei
die, Edy, Easton, Blanchard, Herzog, Rob-
bins searls chadwck Perke Morse Messrs
r. Ware, Hubbard, Reibeth, Blanchard and
Twichell
The members Of the Ideal Euchre Club had
ter basket luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Wallace, 2521 Chicago avenue. The rooms
were decorated with a profusion Of flowers
and bountiful luncheon was served; Euchre
| prizes were won by Mines. Elthorpe, searles,
Morton and Baker.
The Henley Club gave a pleasant dancing
party in Masonic Temple last evening" The
hall was decorated with flags and palms.
| Music was furnished by the Henley symphony
orchestra. under the direction of James La
tourelle. About 400 guests were present
David L. Michaels, master of ceremonies, was
assisted by Nat c. Bennett, George H. Hem
perley, George H. Bailey, w. A. Ryberg H. ].
Campbell and Arnold Folsom.
| Miss Naomi Coaker was pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday evening by her schoolmates
from the Adams school. Music and games
were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
| Those present were: Ruth Keefe, Della An
derson, Maria Lee, Esther struni, Hilder
| Wicklund, Mabel Anderson, Alvera Linder,
Irene Garrett, Stedy Swanson, Hannah Oh
Garrett Emeline Hammer, Esther Brown,
Florence Bell, Evelyn Coaker; Messrs John
dahl, Phillip Anderson, Harry Nelson, Carl
Anderson, Ernest Erickson and Walter Bell.