The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
Personal and Social.

| Mrs. w. l. Carpenter and Mrs. Arthur HI.
/ Barnard are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Eaton, in Des Moines, Iowa.
Clyde Eastman was the guest Of William
]! Hambln yesterday, on his way home to South
! Dakota from college in Dixon, Ill.
| The New Woman Club will give card
/ party at the home of Mrs. r. H. Wilson,
| 1882 Fourteenth avenue S, tomorrow eve
ming.
The Shamrock Social Club will give its
! third dancing party of the season Monday,
at Foresters' hall, 201l Washington avenue
| N. Music will be furnished by an orchestra
under the personal direction of Frank Potter.
Mrs. NJ Taylor, of Spring Valley, Mimi,
| is visiting her sister, and Miss Lulu L. Tru-
man, of Auburn, Ohio, is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. w. w. Williams, at l05 w TWEEN
| ty-ninth street.
! Powderhorn camp, No. 9269, M. w. A., and
| Sycamore camp, No 1868, R. N of A., gave
their second card party Monday evening,
J. A. Wisnour, Mrs. J. D. Kelley, John Hooks,
Fred Prouse and Alderman McLaskey.
/ The Nellie G. Burger Y. w. G. T. U. will
give St. Patrcks aos social ia. |. at the home OF
Monday evening. Elaborate preparations are
| being made. s
| The Mule Secundus Progressive Crokinole
! Club was entertained Saturday evening by
We're awarded to Miss Marion Dunn and Leslie
Tullar.
zuhr "a: Patrol. A: A. O. n: M. s., will give
a Dall IN Masonic Iemple, w eQneSQay evening.
! The affair is in charge Of Asa Paine, G. L. ia
| CODY, G. F. E. Peterson, F. NJ. Falconer H. F.
Fankhausen, c. T. Oman, James F. Ellis and
4 W. A. Elliott.
Presbyterian church, was pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening, at his home, by some of
the members OF his church. Games and re-
freshments contributed, to the enjoyment OF
the gathering, the spirit of which showed
plainly the esteem and appreciation that the
l young people Of Mr.. Williams church feel
for him on account OF MS deep personal IN
terest in their welfare.
Gettysburg Command u. V. u, No. 8, will
give benefit dance Thursday evening at
Fourth ward wigwam, Western avenue and
Ninth street.
Roosevelt Hive, No. 6. L. o. T. NJ, and Pal
estine Tent, No. 49, X. o. T. M, will give a
card party and dance at A. O. U. w. hall. IL
! Seventh street S, Wednesday evening Dam
cling in hall No. and cards in hall No. 3.
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Rogers leave this eve
ming for Chicago and st. Louis for visit.
| The Bachelor Maids club was organized at
the home Of Miss Kerr on Washington street
NE, Wednesday evening. The members elect
ed officers, chose colors and took the bachelor
button for the club flower. The next meet
ing win be with Miss Babcock.
Glass club, No. 6. of the Forest Heights
M. E. Sunday school held a very enjoyable
| social meeting at the home Of e. Carney
Wednesday evening. Games were played and
music was furnished by Miss Bertha c. Can
iney and the clubs orchestra. The members
present were Robert AIartinson, Ferdinand
iMartnson, Eugene Olmstead, Herbert Hatch
s. Frank Shonlway, Fred Hatch, Ray Furlong
Ernest Hutchins, Ben Hansen, Earl DegeeI
and Earl Carney. The club will meet at the
home of E. NJ. Olmstead Friday March 49,
when visitors are invited. ,..s.,.,....
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Nye leave this eve
ming for Jacksonville, Fla, where Mrs. Nye's
mother has been spending the year. She will
come home with them and they will visit
Ithaca, N. Y, where the family of the late
Edgar w. Nye resides. They also expect to
be in Washington day or two. q
! Mrs. A. E. Clarke 22O2 Bryant avenue, is
entertaining Miss Yeakle, physical director
of the West Superior normal school, while
she is in the city attending the basket ball
game between the normal girls and the uni
, Yersity co-eds.
l. Minneapolis arrivals at the Holland house
New York, for the week were: Mrs. a.. H
Boyd, A. Campbell, l.. p. Hubbard, c.. b.
| Fisher. -.. --
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: Minneapolis-New Amsterdam
2 Miss L. Morrissey; Broadway Central E. c.
Hollidge; Herald Square, A. w. Hoppock
Owatonna,5 Minn.-Barthold, j. F. Dean.
P. F. Campbell of Park River, n. D., is
visiting in the city for few days
Mrs. Frederick Kent Of Chicago is the guest
of. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shattuck Of
Third avenue S.