The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Mabelle Polhamus has returned from
Fargo where she spent month.
Mrs. d. G. Peck Of Los Angeles, Cal, is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. J. +. Harvey.
Misses Susanna Fletcher and Kate Mcdsctte
are spending few days IN Chicago.
Mrs. John G. Butler of Chicago is the guest
OF Mrs. L. IL. Shevlin for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Newton occupying an
apartment In the Hampton on Basdell avenue
Mrs. Victor f. Gnadinger of Montreal is visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Weston
Miss Maggie Steffes has returned to her home
In Delano after u visit with Mrs. James Hurley.
DIR. and Mrs. II. Mel. Morton have sailed from
Liverpool for New York after summer trip in
Europe
The women of Park Avenue NJ. E. church will
hold a rummage sale Friday at 1906 Washing
ton av s.
Mrs. Il. p. Henderson of Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Mrs. Nj. {. Palmer Of Virginia. Mimi. are
guests of Mrs G. w. Steen. 1920 Harmon place.
Mrs. Bentson's third informal dancing party
Will be given in her dancing academy, II Seventh
street $, Monday evening. Miss Fowler will fur
nish music.
Mrs. J. j. weideman of Fargo, N. D.. is the
guest guest Of her mother Mrs. William Weir, 7os
home from San Francisco.
A musical and literary program will be given
at the social of the young women of St. Anthony
parish at the home Of John Walsh. 81 Univer-
sity avenue NE, Wednesday evening. Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hewson have returned
from pleasure trip In northern Wisconsin,
serious illness of the latter's father, r. G. Bur-
dick Of st. Paul
DR.. and Mrs. P, A; Cool leave Monday for a
two weeks visit in New York. DR.. Cool will
assist in the series of ten days meetings in
Bedford Park Congregational church, Of which
his son Is pastor.
The Holly cinch Club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs Hoag, 1+25 Washington avenue s. The
club was entertained this week by Mrs. Ella
Jones. 620 Seventh avenue s. Prizes were won
by Mines Stevens, Libby. Hoge and Smith.
('ir,Io ~, Sre&
Of II series in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening.
Prizes were won by Miss Ruth Melchisedech, E.
Donald played and Mrs. James Hurley was mis-
tress of ceremonies. The next party will be
given Oct. %.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
ton NJ. Groner: Victoria. ]. Z. Thomson; Astor,
T. W. Forbes; Park Avenue N. S. Roulette. D.
kinson w. b. ensS Ff E' ayenUe Mrs. T.
Gibbs; Cadillac l.. A. Gardner.
Miss Ella Larson entertained Thursday eve
ping ming at her home III Twentieth avenue $. in
Light refreshments We're served Those present
We're: Minnie Ziu'nermnnn, Rose Shaffer. Byrdie
ma Alontayne, Eva Ashworth, Belle Plumb. Jen-
ME I.indqutst. Maude johnson, Nellie Hagberg,
Minnie Ella and Lillian Larson.
Mrs. Charles L. Cove of Sixteenth street
entertained fifteen little people yesterday as a
surprise for Harold Sill, the occasion being his
tenth birthday anniversary: Games were played
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was DECORATED in pink and green A birthday
cake was in the center of the table, and pink
and green box Of bonbons at each
The Wabasco Club held it's annual meeting
this week and elected the following officers j.
j. IIuss, president; George M. Blocker. vice
president; II. G. West, secretary and treasurer;
executive committee. c. n. Robinson, J. j.
Heinrich,' Arthur Stremel, G. E. Sanborn. Harry
McNaughton, Charles Lampe and Dr.. P, NJ. Hall.
The club will give its first dance Thursday eve
ming In the club rooms, 404 Twentieth avenue
n, which have been refurnished. ALERT and
Perry will furnish music.
The Javas will give their first dancing party
Tuesday evening in A. o. L. W. hall, Is Seventh
street $. John I, West will be master of .cere
monies and viii Be assisted BY James T: Fryer
William T. Coleman, Jesse W. Betlach, william
l.. Shepard, Thomas H. Whalen. Daniel NJ. VII
llams, LOWS A. Reuben, James c. Hart, Edward
E. Plant Harold Q. Olsen, Earl A. Vincent, Mat
thew Il. Barry; Arthur E. Sherer, Gene J.
Reilly. John n. Mcdonald. Henry H. Hennig
Leroy f. Dubax, and Samuel II. Grodnick.
The Misses Rose and Grayce Ronbeck gave q
party at their home on Stevens avenue Thursday
evening for the Nforopol Club and its friends
Music, dancing and games the amusements
The rooms were decorated in purple and white
the Monopol Club colors. A delicious lunch was
served. Among those present We're Misses Hat
tie Harris. Pearl Lee, Myrtle Lee, Maud Lee
May OKiefe, Jennie Conway, Hulda Peterson
Ethel Faxon. EIelma Mellgren; Messrs. George
Wood, Paul Bates, Mello Butler, Roy Jennings
Harry Long, Carl Mellgren, Charles Mousse and
Mo or IyIrni