The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-18
Personal and Social.

Miss Minnie T. Hoeft has gone east on a
business trip
MT. and Mrs Z. S. Woodwork are home
from California.
Miss Alice Redfeld is home from visit in
Little Falls. MINI.
Mrs H. F. Balch of 2001 Second avenue >
IS home from St. Louis.
Mrs. r. A. Foque and little daughter nave
returned from visit in Illinois,
Mrs. r. H Battey will leave shortly for
northern Minnesota and Dakota to spend TWO
weeks.
Mrs. O. A Taylor entertained the Union ion
Gard Club this afternoon at hef nome' soV
Second street NE.
Mrs. G. D. Thompson and son Fred Of
Chicago are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Dea-
con, Se4S Nicellet avenue. - - 49,
Mrs. NJ D. Hardin left last week for
bloomington, ILL.,, to spend several weeks
with her father. Adlai stevenson. VINO came
up for a brief visit
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E.
church will give sack social tomorrow
evening at the home Of Mrs. Fred Salisbury,
419 Third avenue Sc.
Golden Link lodge, I. O. o. F., and Uni
vcrsity camp, M. w. A., will give a card
Jarty and dance Thursday evening at $40
Fourteenth avenue Sc.
Miss Bessie McKiniay, a successful teacher
of Stanley, Wis, is spending weeks vaca--
ton with Misses I4ottie and Bessie Catlin of
2606 Dupont avenue S.
John A. Harrington of Jacksonville, Fla,
who has been the guest Of his brother, Rob-
ert H. Harrington, left yesterday morning to
make his home in Seattle.
Banner lodge, No. %, D. of H.. will give a
card party and dance Thursday evening at
the hall, 10 and II Seventh street S. Six
handsome prizes donated by James Amor, will
be played for.
An attractive program has been arranged
for concert to be given Friday evening in
IJ,&1cl ,xyka nn11 In, a.
of the Sunday school. The orchestra and
Masonic quartet will take part.
The Henley Club gave a st. Patrick's dance
in Masonic Temple last evening. The decora-
composed Of Irish melodies The dance cards
were enlbellished with snamrocks.
Miss Nell Bracket will sail April 5 for
Europe with a group Of six young women
from Des Moines, Iowa, chaDeroned BY Miss
j. A. McComber. Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket will
meet Miss Bracket in New York on their
way home from Palm Beach, Fla.
Andrew E. Blixt was surprised Saturday
evening at the home e Of his parents. Mr. and
Misses Emma Blixt. Sidney Young, Esther
Nelson, Annie Hughes, Messrs. Carl Blixt and
Charles gave musical program. Games
were played and refreshments served.
Northwestern people at New 1y, York hotels
Parker, W.. 2. shattuck, A.. n. Smith: Em-
perial, j. De Laittre; Manhattan. N. M
Scott, w. j. Held; Cadillac. L. A. Gardner;
Morton, w. "A. NJ. Martin. Chaska, Mimi
Imperial, C. A. Du Toit Austin-HeraId
Square, G. "A. Horwell.- Duluth-Holland, M.
j. Forbes. u
Mr.. and Mrs J. Sinclair Frost arrived from
Denver Saturday morning and are the guests
Of their sister. Mrs. j. B. Ellis, -1711 Sixth
avenue N. :Afr. and Mrs. Frost will leave for
England in May to witness the coronation
and be present at the division Of the estate
Of Mr.. F'rost's father, who was a wealthy and
prominent member of the London Exchange
Mr.. Frost is extensively interested in Grips
pie Greek mines. q 5s $500
The Kenilworth club was delightfully."- enter
tanned last Friday evening by Miss Ethel
Matson at her home, 2O19 Fifth avenue S.
Musical selections We're given by Miss Alice
Swanburg and Max Cole, and a reading by
Miss Nell Horrigan. The Misses Lillian and
Edna Matson assisted in serving refresh
,nents. Among those present were the Misses
Gussie and Clara Cool. Sue Daniels. Nell
Horrigan. Alice swanburg, Minnie and Lille
Vivian and Edith Wynn, Messrs. Max Cole,
Russell Churchill. Nelson De Kroyft Bert
Gum, NJ. sLingen, George McWaters, Charles
stanchfeld. Charles steimetz and Fritz Valid
man.