The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
WOMEN MAY BOWL TO ~ -
THEIR HEARTS CONTENT
THE L0NG-CovETED OPPORTUNITY SPORT AMPLY
PROVIDED FOR THIS FALL IN ALLEYS AND CLUBS
WHERE WOMEN WELCOMED INSTEAD
MERELY TOLERATED. -. -.

which in inc cases out Of ten is within
oneself rather than in. outward circum-
stances. The man or woman shut up in
an office or the house all day 7shrinks from
too vigorous and prolonged exertion in
frosty air, but bowling is such fun in
itself, altogether apart from it's benefits,
that once tried it seems to fit such cases
to nicely.
The clubs at Stuart's are becoming so
numerous that the evening are quite gen
orally occupied with them. The Girard
club bowls every Wednesday night and it's
members include F. M. Rutten, president;
Mrs. Rutten, Messrs. and Mines. Charles
Morse NJ. F. Lenox, A. w. Hobart, F. "
Hobart Van Slyke. F. P. Hopwood G. A.
Dearborn, George NJ. Space, Franklin
Lewis, Mines. Minnie Owen and w. M.
Crosse, Messrs. c., r. Cooley and S, Glad
ing.
The Islesdale Bowling club is crowded
full with all that can be accommodated.
with other friends clamoring for admis-
sion. 1t is made up entirely Of members
of the Isledale Dancing club and w, P.
Shattuck is president. The club bowls
fortnightly on Mondays. The club mem
bership includes Messrs. and Mines. C.. F,
Beaver, w. P. Shattuck, J. r. Chute, c. H.
Fleming, j. l.. Tourney, F. L. Gowan, #.
w. Hall, G. P. Hunter, w. c. Liferman L..
K" Lovejoy, j. r. Martin, s. J. Nicholson,
H. n,
Dickey, j. e. Stair, H. D. McCord, w. l..
Fisher, L. o. lie Barron, S. Fulcret and s.
Glading.
Thursday night the Ramona club of
boWlers was ushered into existence and
will merrily roll the balls on Thursday
evenings Its membership includes Messrs.
and Mines. c. w. Goodnow, John M. War
mock. Arthur w. Warnock, Merrill Bart
lett. HI. S. Woodruff, e. P. Browning, w.
Fl. Grant, Jr., Fred Washburn, James A.
Mcleod, George A. Henry, Misses Fannie
M Mcleod and Mabel Runge and John
Ravenscroft :
group of young people had an en-
Joyable bowling party last night under
the tentative name of the Pickwicl club
which will probably become permanent
Organization. Those present were Misses
Annie Keating,. Elizabeth Powers, Anna
Roach Edna Wheeler. Minnie Martrit
| Louise Pinska, Julia Heating, Marquette
Magee and Bede, McPhail; Messrs. P. God.
frey, A. Pinska, ]. Armatage, R. Baker
F. Pinska, G. Dougher and P. Andrews
Besides the clubs that charter allev.
| regularly, there are numerous special par
ties at the Stuart alleys and there art
small groups that come at definite time.
! and have an alley reserved for them
Among these regular patrons are Geore,
Peavey, Frank Heffelfger and F. B. Wells
! G. E. Hasey; F. r. Mason, F. E. Barrow
! y. A. Davies, H. p. George, Messfs. ant
Mines F. c.. Nickels, H. JONES' w. J
HELD, Arthur J.. Dean, A. E. Peck, S. ]
Hewson, L. c: Pryor, H. F. Curtfss, A. Y
Bayne, G. G. Shroyer, Frank. Haywood, ]
| w. @Fleu. A. j. Dugan, F. E. Stewart
Mines. Frank L. Burnett, Sc Noble; P
Cook; Misses Maud; Johnson, J. .Dahlbere
M. Wallerius, Mae Abram, J. Doore, n
Burkholder. M. A. Woodbury. A. E. Val
Vie. =, {. - 49, 3, e .,z..g - -
| At Andrew Presbvferian ch,,rcb tho.
are two bowling alleys in connection witt
the gymnasium and these are in constan
use all day and evening The first allie,
was built last spring and the demand upol
it was so great that another was put IL
| August. There are no regular clubs Their
for bowling but there are many Jolly littl
parties that use the alleys. +.