The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-10
illness of her father, and will remain east all

illness of her father, and will remain east all
winter.
Minneapolis lodge. No. -, A. Q. u. W,
will give the fifth of "a series OF dancing par
ties Thursday evening In A. y. ". w. hall'
Seventh street S. |,.. ~. .'.'.t'
The Flambeau Club will give a Valentine
party Friday evening at Fourth Ward wig
wan. The club orchestra, under the direction
Of A. l.. w. Thurston, will furnish music.
Westminster Social Circle will have all
day meeting on Tuesday. There is a large
amount of work some of WHICH is for o Mrs;
Wachter the missionary to SIAM Basket
lunch will be served at o'clock rs
Golden Valley Saturday evening, with, a
dance, which was enjoyed by about twenty
Ave couples Supper was served ysd;+ The o next
and will go to st. Paul.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are:
Bartholdi, J. A. Warner; Victoria, C. o. John
son; Grand, W T: Franz; Park Avenue. Mrs.
land, w r. Morrison, H. B. swart !
An entertainment will be given Wednesday
evening. Feb. 10, by the Young Peoples So
| Close of the Nineteenth Century," and the
lecture will be The proceeds will
The ladies OF the Pahnnoraioh Euchre club
and their husbands were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs; F: W Orchard, " Thirty fourth
street, SATURDAY evening. mere were SIX
| tables of euehre The prizes were awarded
| to Messrs. Falk, Reycraft and Werring and
Mines Fulcrut, Werring and Whelan. After
| the games light refreshments were served
prised last week at the home of her sister,
Mrs l.: G. Fuller, 177S Girard, avenue S.
Present were: Misses Alice Pratt, Fannie
Miller, Pearl Ferrin, Loretta Orr, Inez Davis
! Edna Kirke, Marion Fuller, Messrs. John
Wingate, oscar Ertle, Arthur Heffner How
fla William Chandler s and William
Kirk. - T. ..@..' ....r-s-.i- =.
Division No. III, O.. R. c., installed the fol-
lowing officers Saturday evening: Chief con-
| senior conductor NJ. Burke; inside sentinel,
H. PARROT; outside sentinel, E. H. Higbe. A
bep sy Msses Nae Wss
Pfeiffer Hazel Carroll and Messrs. c.. H.
Main and Tom .Mahoney. Refreshments were
Division No. 40, st. Paul, were present.
Mrs. Eugene Gould and Mrs. NJ. J. Chaplin
entertained the Algona club of the twin cities,
1 Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
were in pink and white roses, carnations and
azaleas were the flowers used A guessing
contest was held and the score cards formed
dainty souvenirs. Mrs. Waldo gave vocal
solo, accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Chuse. Music from mandolin and guitar was
enjoyed throughout the evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served from small tables.
I The Kenilworth Club celebrated it's first
| anniversary Friday evening at the home of
| Max " Cole, 2542 Twenty-ninth avenue. A
delightful program was given and games were
! played. Later in the evening refreshments
were served. Among those present were
| Misses Mabel Riraldo, Ethel Matson, Minnie
| and Lillian VIVIAN Mabel Ulrickson, Ethel
and Bertha Weaver Helen Cole, Susan and
! Mayme Daniels: Messrs. Bror and Thorsan
! Dahlberg, Charles Stunetz, William Hanson,
Rinaldo, John Lyngaas. Raymond Green, Alex
Plummet Nelson DeKroyft, Max and Edward
Cole, Olof Wasting, Bert Gum and Theodore
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