The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-05

500 dances by Lillian malcolm, RuLh Hay |
ford. Myrtle Morrison, little Ruth Shot and
cute cake walk by Bessie and Willie Taylor |
completed the delightful program.
Professor Malcolm was assisted in receiv- |
ing by Miss Ethel Malcolm and Minnesota
Reed. 81
Personal md Social.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thomas are in Chicago.
Dr.. and Mrs w. D.. Myers are at the Ian
Mr. and Mrs H. D. Hasey left Saturday
night for St. Louis.
Mrs. j. F. McElroy and son are home from
a FIVE weeks visit in Texas.
Miss Bessie Lum and Burt F. Lum have
gone to California for two months
Ed J. O'Brien has returned from Cleveland
after an absence of two months.
Floral hive, No. 81, L. O. T. M, gave card
party this afternoon in Richmond halls.
Mrs Lola Clement of Faribault is visiting
Mrs. w. M. Hopkins, rs w Thirteenth street.
Archer c. Simmons left this week for
Washington, where he will engage in bust
ness -
Mrs. J. w. Moore and mother have returned
from g six months sojourn in southern Cali
fornia
Hustled have gone to Texas and Mexico for
a month.
r.. Adelsheim has gone to French Lick
Springs, Ind. He will visit the east before
nc reLuTDS. .
Mr. and Mrs G. schober and Miss Lydia
leo and California
Miss Anna Colliton has gone to Pendleton,
Oregon, to spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. George Beddow. <,
Sycamore camp r. N A. will discontinue
its afternoon card parties at Thirty fourth
street and Chicago avenue.
The Hawthorn Euchre Club met with Mrs
B. sacre of 726 Sixteenth street this after
noon instead. of Tuesday, as usual 80,
The suo Ladies' Social Club will give
| carnation party Thursday evening Macca-
bee hall, Franklin and Bloomington avenues.
The Progressive Spiritual Society will give
| a card and dancing party Thursday evening
at the home OF Asa Taicott SO Arthur avenue
versity camp, NJ W. A., will give the last
dance of the season Thursday evening in their
| hall. = . ~ ~ 9.a:t5
Union Grove, N: 5, W. c. will give card
street and Nicollet avenue, tomorrow eve
ming.
! The women Of Rawlins post will meet with
the committee on entertainment at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in the post hall, Ma
sonic Temple. a~l-- = -. ~. T..
Mrs A. j. Somerville and daughter, Miss
Evelyn tSomerVille, who came to attend the
somerville- Hunter wedding, have returned
Mrs. r.! E. Kirk left Friday evening for
Kansas City, where she will join her son,
e. A. Kirk, who has teen spending the win
ter in New Mexico.
t., Miss G. Mae Hanson. who has been with
A.. H: Gitbon and family for the past nine
months, left Wednesday morning. for Everett
Wash, where she Is to remain indefinitely
: A. E. Medin was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening at his home. q Twelfth
street S, by a group of friends. Light re-
freshments were served after an hour OF
games. .cs
. MINNEAPOLIS people at New York hotels are
as follows: Albemarie,, E s: corser Herald al
Gillette, L. S. Gillett, c. W.. Case; Navarro
! W.. E. Ford T. ~
Advance lodge, No. s, and Loyal, lodge, No
Tuesday evening, May 10, in Richmond hall
Eighth street and Eicollet avenue. Rossiter!
, First Regiment orchestra will furnish music
> The Monopol Club gave a dancing part!
! Thursday evening at the Holmes Hotel
Nearly fifty couples were present. and Pot
ter's orchestra played delightful program
Thomas Davies acted as master of ceremonies
Mrs: Donald Gray Colp and little son o
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. M:sAdams, s2s Eight
street Sc: Paul Adams, cashier OF the FRS
< National bank 5of Cold Spring, Mimi. spen
Sunday in the city. 49," 49,. ..~.
pleasantly surprised Mrs. C.. D: Brown Tues
: day afternoon at her home, 1888 jackson
+ street NE the occasion being the sixtieth an
L niversary of her birthday. Mrs. Brown wa
the first president OF the guild. .--
The May Bell Social Club will give a Ma
). party Tuesday evening, May 10, in A. Q
: u. w. hall. The members of the club ar
: Marie Cramer, Leone Gendreau, Marie Samp
b son, Myrtle Murray, Marie Richards, Mani
: Knaebele, James Sampson and Aloysius era
. mer. - --.-
= Northwestern people at New York hotel
are as follows: inneapolis-Inaperial, J: {
. | Fifeld; Herald Square, c. Cattlin; Waldorf
d ]. W. Raymond, F.. T. HeffelAnger; Holland
3 c. C. Goodrich. Redfeld. s.. D:-St. Denis
s l. P. Patch Duluth-Grand Union, A. Nor
: rison. ~. -. -... -.~. r..
A social was given Friday evening at tn
n home of Miss Lucy Houghton, 107 E TWEEN
e ty-seventh street to organize Y ". g. 7
= u Miss Houghton was chosen president
K Miss Gail A. Merrill, recording secretary
8 Miss Sadie. Brown, treasurer. The Y wa
IS named for Miss Helen Salisbury, the. organ
q izer. Meetings will be held the first Wednes
g | day in each month and Miss Houghton wi
= be the next hostess. Refreshments wer
:, served. e- III.