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

nue. after Dec. 15. 49,
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Lillian Best left last evening for Chi
cago. ~
Harry Fl. Stuart will leave tomorrow evening
for Seattle, Wash. ..:5J
Miss Jessie Davidson leaves tonight for Gal
weston, Texas, to spend the winter.
North Star temple, No. 1O,s R, S.. will give a
cinch party Friday Afternoon IN Masonic tenn
pie. J. - >.
The New Century Club will meet with Mrs.
F. B. Clark, 113 Fourth street Sc, tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. A: A. Wood, of Farbury. Neb.. is visit,
Ing her sister, Mrs C. H, Taylor 9o6 Fifteenth
clam chowder surpcr=will be served. from 6
toe O'Clock this evening in the Thirteenth Ave
nue. NJ E. church.N 49, 90.
i Mrs Hugh Wallace has''returned to her home
at Red ed Deer, T.: Alberta After visit with hei
The Y. p. s. of Trinity Lutheran church will
be entertained le tomorrow evening by Miss Emma
Miller of Elliot avenue So =:
Mrs. William Kampff 2Fwill entertain Glover
Leaf Rebekah lodge at cards Tomorrow afternoon
at her home. .22o4o Marshall street NE. -
l. Mrs. II: ". Writers hds returned from, a
nsns 1enas he SsH Ycr Rs as Ses
Philadelphia and LANCASTER.
. The people of All Saints church will have a
parish social evening in nj, the parish
| and refreshments will befsegved. i. =: 49,.
The Cipher Card Club, will be entertained
fhgrT Td afternoon BY Mines r. e. Van Nest
tieth street and Garfield avenue. '~--,>
Marian lodge, %. of H., will hold a fair to-
morrow afternoon and evening in l. o. o.. F. hail,
Camden Place. The lodge, will have card party
i'll the same place Thursday evening.
fEliawatha Royal: League. Auxiliary No. l., will
give dance in Morgan Post hall Thursday eve
n MINI Charles =. Piper OF off,, Chicago and Mr..
ROintree, supreme ora tor. Will be present., .
|, The Ladies' Aid Society of Open Door Congre-
gational church will hold its annual sale to-
morrow afternoon and evening Music will be an
Will assist IN a program. 49,.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: Minnea polis-Normandie, NJ. J. sinlp-
son; Holland, w.. G. Leach, A. w. Warnock: Tn-
luth-A1arlborough, w. II, Singer; Victoria, N.
H.: Alworth. Fargo-Herald Square. T. W. Wenn,
H. J. Watt. -,
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. Prizes We're
won by Mines Gilman and Nelson, Messrs Wal
lace and Foster; The next meeting will be with
cago avenue. -. +.-.-~-.
Miss Florence Kclvie of 1908 Sixth avenue n
was pleasantly surprised Saturday afternoon.
Light refreshments We're served. Present were
Ruth Anderson, Edith Kelvie, Olga Olson, Pearl
Anderson, Agnes Thysall'. Lena Ferguson, Bar
hara and. .Manda 'Grennlng.
Miss Harriet Leekley entertained Saturday eve
ming at her home. on f Sixteenth street for the
Multi Secundus club The prizes were won by
Mabel McGregor and Jessie Stearns Whitlaw.
the games. Present were Misses Klein, Gleason,
Prouse, MaeGregor, Whitlaw, White, Leekley,
Messrs., Craig, Rawson, Davis. MacGregor, San
dcrs, Green and Raymond Greene. Miss Klein
will entertain the club next at her home. 3343
Elliott avenue S.
! Miss A. Lissak entertained group Of friends
| at her home. 021 Eleventh avenue n, Saturday
evening. in honor of her eighteenth birthday an
Universally. . The evening was spent in dancing
! and games, and light refreshments We're served.
Present were: Messrs. J. 'Schlichting. NJ. Krantz.
- -Schacklc: A. Steffes. "A: Bloom Q. sTaubert,
=: Stoskop; Emil Lissak; Misses Ida Miller, An
Mamie Peters. Mamie Faber. Adelfne Rink. Eve:
lyn Smitl, and Laura Hargat. Emil Lissak gave
a program Of songs. y " . ;
Eurs and Fur Garments. ,.
Best at. The Plymouth Clothing House. !