The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-14
Personal and Social.

| Personal and Social.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cults are home from q
| southern trip.
| Edward F. L. Blecken is ill at his home on
| Sixth avenue N.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Clifford, of Clifton ave-
nue., are home from Chicago. 'r---
DR.. and Mrs. Stark, of the Landour, are
| in New York for several weeks. ..
| Miss Alberta Beau, Of Brainerd, is xhe guest
of Miss Ethel M Day, 2103 Colfax avenue S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Sexton left last
| evening for California, to be gone several
weeks.
The Hawthorn Euchre Club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Koch, 1917 Second
| avenue S. ,.
The Highland Avenue Duplicate Whist Club
met at the residence Of the Misses Poehler,
"Wednesday evening.
| r. c. Kalkhoff has been confined to his
| home for several days by illness, but is some
what better to-day.
H: R. Ellis viii give dance in the Eighth
street. tomorrow evening.
Mrs c. 2. Ovenshire is in Detroit with her
! mother, who is seriously i'll. Mr.. Oyenshre
| expects to join her this week.
Golden Hive, No. s. L. Q; T. M, will give
| a masquerade ball Wednesday evening, Feb.
26, in K. P. hall, Masonic Temple.
| Mrs. Clara Miller entertained the thimble
bee Of Harmony chapter, No. s, o. E. s., this
afternoon, at her home 1908 Sixteenth ave-
nue. Sc.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin M Crosby are with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner T. Mcknight at their
Park avenue residence, for the remainder OF
the winter.
Roosevelt hive, No. g. L. o. T. NJ, and
Palestine tent, Mo. 43, X. o. T. NJ, will give
| a masque ball Wednesday evening in A. o.
U w. hall, Is Seventh street S.
| The ladies of Bethesda Baptist church will
have supper at o'clock this evening at the
residence of Mrs. Celestine Brown, 407 Fifth
| fnpf he nqf hn ahnra
! The Kannotte Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening by Miss Alice Kane OF
| Humboldt avenue n. The faVors were won
! by Miss Kate Kane and Mr.. Grafton. The
! next meeting will be with the Misses Kane,
| Oakland avenue.
| The twenty fifth anniversary of the organd-
cation of the Portland Avenue Church ot
Christ will be celebrated this evening in tie
amusing history Of the work from the begin
ming. Refreshments will be served.
| Master Wardie Parcher gave a sleigh ride
last evening. The guests were Nellie, Maud
Louise Jenkins, James and David Sutherland,
Willie jenkins, Charles Robinson Ray Steven
son, Hollis Cross, Barcley Moreton, Theodore
| Moreton, Gray Cassidy and Herman Edsall.
The younger members of Miss Eaton's music
class were entertained at her home, on Yale
place, Wednesday afternoon. An informal
program was given by Catharine Roberts,
!
Robert Behrens, Louise and Delphine Gill
| lette.
| The Central Prohibition Club will have a
social gathering Monday evening at the home
| of O. L.. Lee 1929 Oak street Sc. Rev.
Charles scanlon will speak on 'What flinders
Victory and G. w. Calderwood on cen
cuses.' J. w. Lansing and John r. Bierma
will sing, J. M. Elliott will give banjo solo
and Miss Lizzie Cole recitation. Refresh
ments will be served
| Northwestern people at New York hotels
/ are follows: nneapolis-Criterion, W.
| E. P. Overmire; Victoria J. W. Thomas, Jr.
Darlington, j. H. Sielkin; Holland, J. Brad
street, A. e. Wyman; Imperial, F. G. McMul-
! len; Fifth Avenue, G. E. Wales Hoffman, A.
E. Lundquist. Deadwood, S. D.-Sturtevant,
| J. H. Witheyngton. Fargo-St. Denis, A. L.
/ Moody; Huron-Broadway Central, c. H.
Rosenbaum. Duluth-Holland, J. c. Hunter;
] Grand G. G. Steele. Victoria, B. Slverstein,
| Mrs. A. Dandy.