The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-03
MERRIAM PARK

The Young Ladies' Card club was enter
talned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. George
Patterson. Mines. Frank Matson, Harry
Humason and Williams won the favors.
Mrs. Du Shane gave a Halloween party
Friday evening In honor of her daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. George Huntington are in
Illinois.
Mrs. John Edgar of Minneapolis, has
been a guest of Mrs George Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pierce are at the
Buckingham for the winter.
Mrs. Burlock entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon. The high scores
were made by Mines. E. V. Garfield, Row
ley and Harry CrandaN.
The Cosmopolitan club held a reception
at the home Of Mrs. Andrew Henderson,
Of Marshall avenue last Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. La PenOtiere and Mrs
c. A. Dibble. The officers Of the other
literary club Of Merriam Park were among
the guests. Mrs. La Penotiere spoke OF
the influence of federated work on educa-
ton, and the necessity of united action on
the child labor problem. Mrs. A. T.
Bigelow spoke on the Finances Of the
Federation" Mrs. Campbell on Social
Aspects Of the Federation and Mrs
Bowman read a carefully prepared paper
on Books and How They Educate" Light
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Fritz of Dubuque are
Shepardson, of Marshall avenue. Mrs
Fritz is state secretary Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society Of the Method
list church in Iowa and is attending the
mission conference in Minneapolis.
Miss Claire Boswell entertained twenty
young people at a Halloween party Fri
day evening.
G. A. Patterson.
MIR. and Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Sin.
clair who have been guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. H. Geary, have returned to Cold
water, Mich
Mrs. F. w. Richardson is entertaining
| her sister, Mrs. Burlingame, of Winona
and her aunt, Mrs. Kelloggg Of Fond dr
| Lac. "
The Womans Club met Wednesday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Bishop The
| hostess read a paper on Coleridge.
Mrs. G. A. Coykendall of Marshall ave.
nue., gave children's party Friday after.
noon. ...... -.-...
The Cosmopolitan club met "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas. Cook
Mrs. Lucretia Johnson gave a paper or
1.-The Jew in England" and Mrs. G.. J.
Bacxus spoke on 1.-The Merchant of Ven.
| ice.''
The Physical Culture class met Satur.
day afternoon in the parlors of the Con.
gregational church. Miss Lila Marsha nc
| is the leader. -..- - II @.s2. -
| Mrs. Burlock and Mrs. Bowman enter
| tanned alta guessing contest Tuesday aft.
ernoon. .- ~ 49,. ---... ..~zsy
| Mrs. A. Zahn, Of Mason City, Iowa, is
| the guest of Mrs. Enoch Holloway.
| Mrs. w. G.. Williston has returned tt
Red Wing. ..-.- .5e--s12
Mrs. c. J. Humason has returned from
Clinton and Chicago. 81.
| Miss Eloise Ru Ton, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Harry Crandall, has re
| turned to her home in Goshen, Ind.
The Study club will held its first meet
| ing Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Buswell. Mrs. Wells will be the
| leader and the winters work will be or
| England in the nineteenth century. The
| officers are: President, Mrs. F. w. Bus.
well; vice president, Mrs. Daniel Doty
| secretary, Mrs. H. M. Dickey; treasurer
Mrs. J. F. Iillscher.
| Mrs. Crandall gave progressive cincl
| party Monday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Ru Ton. Favors were won by Miss RI
! Ton and Mrs. A. j. Vanstrum.
| The Van Cleve Mission society Of the
| Presbyterian church gave a social in the
church parlors Thursday evening. There
were booths Of the different nations, each
| with appropriate refreshments and a pro.
gram of music and readings. 81
The Epworth League gave a follower
social Friday evening at the home Of Miss
Florence Gordon Of .Walthom avenue.