The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-13
honor of Miss Levertng and Winthrop
Lawrence. There will be handkerchief;
shower for the bride and dancing. <~@-4s ]

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This evening Miss Verna Golden will
entertain a company of musical friends
for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt OF Newark,
N. j., and Carlyle Scott Mrs. Hunt, who
Is a singer of note, will be heard and
there will be other musical numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will leave for the
east on Friday
Among other affairs given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt was re-
ception last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hadden, of 2627 Harriet avenue:
The guests included number of Mrs.
Hunts Minneapolis friends. She sang
several numbers that were greatly ap-
preciated by the guests. Mr.. Hunt con-
tribut ed several amusing readings. Mrs.
Hawkins gave vocal numbers and Mrs.
Henry Fillmore rendered piano solo. l.,
Mrs. Harry l.. Keilu and Mrs. Elmer
R. Ryan, of Crookston, Minn., entertained
at cards this afternoon and will enter
tain tomorrow, and at games in honor
Of Mrs. Charles o.. Johnson and Mrs.
George E. Chant, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harriet E. Reeves is at home on
Monday at 1927 Tenth avenue S. On
Monday she entertained Mrs. NJ. Nc
Cleary, Mrs. E. Wurts, St. Paul, and Miss
Carrie V. Stratton, Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. French have returned
from the Pacific coast.
Miss Ann Smith Of the Normandie has gone
to Duluth for few days.
Alexis Fournier Is spending the week in
Chicago on a. business trip.
Dr.. Mark B. Smith and family. have re-
turned from an eastern trip.
Mrs. Charles Dean and son Henry are
guests of friends in Baraboo, Wis.
10 in Ha re-
turn to Minneapolis about Sept. 1.
Misses Faye and Gail Farmer are spending
! a few weeks with friends at Lake Virginia.
Charles H. Lee of Duluth is spending q
few days in the city visiting relatives and
friends. = -.
Kelly Of Phoenix, Ariz., have returned from
Lake City.
Mrs. William ]. Filbert, New York City. is
the guest Of her father, Christian Filbert-
Mrs. Filbert will remain two weeks.
Grenoble, F: b. Young; St.. Denis, G. R
Curran; Grand, K G La Crane; Holland. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E: Mehan will leave
tonight for Mechanicsville, IN. Y, where
| they will visit with the parents and relatives
| Of Mr.. Mehan. E."l.
| The young ladies of St. Anthony parish will
| give a lawn sociable this evening on the
| church grounds. julius Heinrich will give s
The children who are to take part in th'
| "Masque Of Pandora will meet at the home
| Of Mrs. Child, 1924 Portland avenue, Thurs
day at 4 o'clock for their first rehearsal.
| The Misses Beth and Belle Warner Of 170
Second avenue S, with their friend, Miss Let
tie Brandt of Des Moines, Iowa, have returned
from the lake. Miss Brandt will remain IL
| the city another week:
An ice cream social will be given bv tn
gentlemen of the Bloomington Avenue Moth
odst church this evening on the lawn Of tn
church. Should the weather remain inclem
ent the social will take place in tho par
! lors Of the church. =
The lawn fete announced by Appomatt O.
| corps for last evening was postponed becaus
Of the rain. 1t will be held Friday evenin
at Bloomington avenue and Twenty frs
street, If the weather is fair, otherwise at tn
hall, 1427 E Franklin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Chamberlain Kan
sas City, Mo-, who have been visiting thei
mother, Mrs. F. A. Chamberlain, 1924 Sew
enth street S, for the past two weeks, lef
Monday evening for visit in New York an
other coast cities before returning to Kansa
City.