The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-07
Personal and Social.

Professor Ofstad, Of 24s Cedar avenue, has
returned from Benidji, Mimi.
+. Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Bell left Wednesday for
California to spend several weeks.
Mrs. H. E. Partride and Mrs. M e. Par
fridge are in California for the winter.
MI: and Mrs. w. H. Hersey have returned
to West Superior after q three weeks visit
with their parents.
Pansy lodge, No. 3d., D. Of r., will give a
card party and dance Saturday evening, Feb.
10, at 800 Nicollet avenue.
Mrs Thomas Lyons, Of 1921 Fourth avenue
S, has returned from New York. where she
has been spending the past six weeks.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter left last evening
for Boston, Mass, where he is to lecture on
Monday night before the University Club.
Minneapolis chapter, No. 9, o. E. s., will
give card party tomorrow afternoon, at
2:3O, on the second floor OF Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Frank Murphy will entertain the
Charity. Club and its friends at progressive
cinch this evening, at her home, 2404 Cedar
avenue. sE.t'
Mr. and Mrs James Quirk are in Texas
and will spend some time on their return at
Hot Springs, Ark, where Miss Quirk will
join them. 5xxz
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. q; Wyman and Miss Kath-5
Wilhelm der Crosse Feb. 49, for an absence
OF several months.
St. Anthony Court, G. o. F., will hold it's
final card party Of the present series Monday
teenth avenue NE. E~
Bridal Veil camp, NO. 47s4. N: W. A., will
Jan at home, at which the principal features
will be cards and dancing.
Mrs; H. e. Ladd, who spent several months
with her mother during her last illness, has
been kept in the east by the sudden illness
of brother in Lawrence. Mass.
Normanna lodge, No S91, l. o. G. T., will
give basket social Wednesday evening, in
ThOmSOn'S First Washing
ton avenues S. "A program of music, recita-
tons and speeches. will be given.
The Monopole Club will give a sleighride
the first series. After the dance, lunch will
be served. The sleighs will leave voegeli's
corner at $3.50 sharp.
The family of John Edlund, who are quite
destitute from the expense of much illness
| and lack of employment for the father, will
be the benefciaries Of an oyster supper at
teenth street N, near Hennepin avenue, to-
morrow evening, from to 3 o'clock.
The Lyndale Cinch club was entertained
last evening by Mr.; and Mrs; D. A. Kyle at
their home n W Twenty fifth street Four
Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Pratt. Those present
were Messrs and MINES. G. 81. Sessions, Wal
ling, " NJ Adrian. 4. 3. Pratt, Mr.. Horton,
the Misses Adrian, Jacobs, Arneson and Sa-
Their. Light refreshments were served.
The Garland Literary Society celebrated it's
first anniversary Saturday evening at the
home Of Miss Clara Knowles; A program was
Johnson, Cathy and Janet De Haven, Della
Knowles, Bertha Beltzer, Messrs. John B.
Bolton, Austin H. Wilkins, John A. Showers
and refreshments served. The next meeting
will be this evening with Miss Wilkins.
| The American Beauty Cinch club was en-
tertained YESTERDAY afternoon by Mrs. 4.
I Burns of 1406 10 Twenty-seventh street. Amer
lean Beauty roses were on each Of the four
tables. Prizes We're won by MINES F. James
M An
Crowley, N. Crowley, Lezsky, Walls. Crane.
James Leonard, o'Connel, Burns, McGrath
and Geray. Mrs. Leonard will entertain the
club next week.
as follows: Minneapolis netherlands, ].
| Donaldson; Normandie, Miss NJ. A. Creedon
! Navarro, A; G.. Johnson. F. 3; Tucker, p.
Stevenson, the Misses Pillsbury; Bartholdi,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Moore, Miss E. Moore;
Holland, A. l.. Belknap, Miss Oswald. J. 0.
Johnson = Faribaultost. Denis, ". H. White. e.
Grand Forks, N. D.-Raleigh, P. S. Hough-
| ton. Duluth Manhattan, J. H. Barnes.
William Lunquist Of 141s Adams street NE,
smilax, roses and carnations decked the
rooms. Miss RIGA Norlland, Messrs. Oberg
and gave OF music and
short talks. Mr.. Lunquist was presented
with a birthday souvenir. Present were Misses
Ericsson. Asplund. Norell, Mason, Rhode.
| Skogsberg, johnson, Bruce, Messrs Bruce,
Anderson, Oberg, Anderson, johnson, Norell,
/ Morgan, Wagner, Edblom, Frykman, SVEN
| son, Lunquist and Thompson.
| Minneapolis lodge, No. 80, Switchmen s
| Union Of North America, gave it's third an
nual ball last evening in Masonic Temple
ballroom. The hall was deliberately decorated
i,with flags and bunting. The 600 guests were
!, received by Messrs. and Mines George Tin
dali, William Casey, J. A. Buckley and j. H.
| Quinn, R. j. Martin led the grand march,
4 which opened the dancing program of TWEEN
/ ira. The committee in charge Of the affair
| included A. 3. Parker, Henry Swark, F. A.
/ Woodruff, H. Williams and H. M. Sullivan.
/ Albert Ashbaw, Leo Graham, H. O'Neill, Jr.,
D. Bruno. ]. p Flaherty, ]. A. Buckley, J.
| S. Cores.