The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-17
Personal and SOciaI-

ness trip. :
S. A. Eddy left Saturday evening for Al
louez Bay, Wis. III.
Miss Kate Wagner will leave shortly for
Palm Beach, Fla. -
Miss Julia Scarp of Litchf1eld is visiting
Minneapolis friends. :
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Ankeny have returned
from Hot Springs, Ark. -, .,-,-l.
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson and Harriet Pills.
bury are in New York ,'-..-0
Mrs. Blanchard and Miss Clara L. Blanch.
ara nave returned from Iowa.
George X. Belden will go to New York
next week for a fortnights visit.
Miss Helen Kenney is home from visit
IN New York and at Old Point Comfort
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Kitchener left last eve
nlng to spend several weeks in the east
The Union Card Club will meet with Mrs.
Scott, 900 Second street NE, tomorrow
Miss Carrie NJ. Hamline Is home from South
Dakota' where she has been teaching school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R. Lamb will re-
turn next week from extended eastern
visit.
Misses Mamie and Catherine Fewer of Bird
Island are visiting Mrs. Nestor of Second ave-
nue. S. -.
Charles j. Hedwell has gone to West Ba-
| returns.
Dr. and Mrs. Waldemar Schultz. who have
been living at Hotel Window; are now at 2l2
Third avenue SE - W.T. 'h - - -
j. Carver Strong, who has been the guest
Of his brother, H. A. Strong of Fourth street
Sc, has gone to Chicago. ---"
Olympia hive, l.. o. T. NJ, will give cfnch
party in Richmond hall Wednesday evening
Refreshments will be served.
cn Mr. and Mrs. H., j. F. Moore of 1900 Mount
Fla. to spend several weeks. 49, .-...,
Golden hive, L.. o. r. NJ will give card
party Wednesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Crawford, S27 First avenue N.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf H. sielken sail to-mor-
row from New York for Europe in the st cam
| er Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse -
| The Rosewood Social Club will give dance
| at the Windsor Hotel, Washington and First
avenues n, Wednesday evening -
| Mrs. ". E. Richmond will entertain the
Sewing circle with a public card party Thurs
| day afternoon in Richmond hall >
! Mrs. William T. Duffy has returned to
| Shakopee after visit with Mrs. Charles Fl.
Rankin Of 5000 Fourth avenue S.
St. Anthony tent e1' No: s., will glye musical
hail. Fourth street and Central avenue.
| Crescent Tent Social Club will give card
party tomorrow evening. IN the new lodge
hail. Franklin and Bloomington avenues.
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Hall and child and
John Martin and John NJ. Watts are Mime
eapolis people at Park Hotel, Hot Springs,
Ark
Miss Josephine Long and Miss Dolly Per-
k XII of lie Mars, Iowa, are eoi guests of Mrs.
! nue. s.
| Nine. Lillian Blauvelt and her husband,
William Pendleton, will be the guests of
| Fraulein Schoen-Rene while they are in Min
neapolis. -
The Cipher Card Club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mines. Petersen and
Guiwitz at the home of Mrs Peterson. 2424
| Grand avenue. ..-.
Mrs. ]. J. Weideman of Fargo, N. D., who
| has been the guest of her mother Mrs Will
liam Weir, has gone to California for a
visit Of four mouths
Bridal Veil lodge, No. 165, l. o. o. F., and
University camp, No; 40, M. W. A., will give
I a card party Thursday evening in their hall,
| $40 Fourteenth avenue Sc. .
Mr.: and Mrs. Edgar R. Bradley of Fargo,
N. D., who were married Wednesday in
| Brookngs, S. D., spent Thursday and Friday
in the. city, on their way to Florida.
| Dudley P. Chase post and corps will give
a card party and dance to morrow evening in
! the post hall, Fifth street and First avenue
Sc for the benefit of some needy families.
Anchor Camp, NJ. W. A., degree team, will
Washington birthday, in the Fourth Ward
/ Republican hall, Western avenue and Ninth
| street.
An entertainment and dance will be given
by CALHOUN he camp nior WI ~ O. W. and Union
Shibley, tomorrow evening, in Morgan post
hall. Third street and Nicollet avenue.
! The Intermediate c.. E. Society of the Chi
cago Avenue Baptist church pleasantly sur
! prised it's superintendent, E. T. Stone, at hif
home $3.50 Columbus avenue, Friday eve
ming and presented him with unabridged
| dictionary.
| The jewelry workers of Minneapolis will
| give dance Friday evening in A. o. u. w
hall II Seventh street S. w. H. Chapman
master of ceremonies, will be assisted by w
FIeck, Oscar Holmes, E. Larson, Peter OF.
Icto1 I'm
and II. Doremus.
| Miss Susie Darum was delightfully."- sur
prised at her home, S34 Fourteenth avenue S
by thirty five friends Thursday. The eve
ming was spent in dancing and playing game:
and refreshments were served at late hour
Miss Warum was presented with a very beau
tful ring in honor of her birthday
Master James Craigie was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by the o. A.. M. Club
! Games were played and refreshments were
served. Music was furnished by Masters Ha
yerstock and Berzanson. Present were Misses
Low, Thompson, Bezanson, Johnston Ha
4 verstock, Masters Haverstock, HARRISON Low
Bezanson and Wolfe.
| Minneapolis people at New York hotels ar,
as follows: Waldorf, w. II. Dunwoody, Mrs
/ Heffelfnger; Continental, G. w. Parker; &c
rard j. Everson; Kensington,> Dr.. E. F. Stor
| ke Broadway Central, 8. NJ. Hanley; Impe
rial, J. Mcintosh; Normandie, Miss E. B
haitian, Miss n Holland; Holland, A. G. Lor
ing, Miss l. Buell.. A. Reardon: Navarro E
| Langan.
Queen & Crescent Route and South
ern Railway.
Through service, three trains day Chi
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