The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-23
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The Baptist assembly closes Its fourth
annual session at Mound, Monday, after
a most successful season from both
literary and business standpoint. The att
tendance, has been about 1900 during the
season. Sixty tents were used. The hotel
has done q good business though many
took meals at their tents. It is believed
that next year a new dining hall and
kitchen will be built. the present dining
To-morrow's program will consist Of q
morning sermon by Dean e. B. Hubert,
OF Chicago, fterneon song service, led by
Professor Stout, and an evening eyangel-
istic service" .>~'''. E
MRS: r.. B. ,Langdon will give a dinner
at the, Lafayette. club house tonight in
honor OF her granddaughter, Miss Helen
Truesdale:f --'e.: '-
Mrs j. F. Stevens, of Minnetonka
Beach, gave lncheon at the club house
Wednesday. The guests were Miss Ethel
Haynie, Miss Shirley Morgan, Miss Ethel
Haten, St. Paul: Miss Jessie Holloway
Merriam Park.
The Authors Study club will picnic
with Mrs F. r. Salisbury, on Thursday
next, at her summer home on Big Island.
Mrs: A. M. Rogertson, Of Howard's
Point, gave a small luncheon party yes
terday, her guests being from town. The
luncheon table was handsomely adorned
with sweet peas. The afternoon was spent
in boating.
Palestine Chapter. o. E: S. was enter
tanned to-day by Mrs. W. S. Merriam, OF
Sunrise Point, Tonka Bay.
The Stewart society of Simpson Meth
odist church spent Thursday with Mrs.
H, W. Emerson, of Meadville Park. There
were twenty guests and boating and bath
ing was enjoyed.
The Meadville Thimble Bee was enter
tained yesterday by Mines. Jackson, Cur
rter and Waterman.
A marshmallow roast was one of the
social functions of a. party of young peo
pie at the Baptist assembly grounds
Wednesday evening. Mrs. T. R. Newton
chaperoned the party which included were
Misses Florence Smith, Eta and Eva
Dynes, Of Owatonna; Cora Moracon,
,Messrs. Hubert and Walter Newton and
Ed Hughes.
The bows at the Y. M. G. A. camp near
Interlachen, are enjoying life. On Thurs
day they had a. -hayrack ride and last
night had corn roast on the beach.
At Maplewood Inn a masquerade was
given on Wednesday evening, participated
in by fifty Of the guests and their friends.
The prize for the best woman's costume
was awarded to Mrs. Thomas W. Russell,
who represented Chinese, and the man S
first prize went to L. Metzger, represent
ing a Dutchman and wearing wooden
shoes. Mrs. ]. B. Moffett received prize
for guessing the identity Of the largest
number Of maskers: An Informal hop
followed the unmasking, and refresh
ments were served.
| Hope Chapel Sunday school scholars
and teachers to the number of $50, pic
nicked at. Spring Park yesterday. The
day was spent in boating and bathing
with a picnic dinner at noon and pro-
gram of sports in the afternoon. The
| party was managed by the superinten-
! dent. James Paige, Rev. Patterson, the
assistant pastor Of Westminster church'
! and Fred L. Foss.
The annual outing and parish summer
reunion of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception will be held Labor Day at
Tonka Bay.
! The Puritaps charters for the near fu-
ture are the St. Paul EpWorth League
this evenings Sunday. the Ancient. order
of. Hibernians, division No. 7, Mlnneapo-
lis. Tuesday, the delegates attending the
national convention of veterinary sur
eeons, held in St. Paul; Monday, Sept: L,
! the Norwegian Lutheran Betnlehem sun
day school. "