The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-21

been the guest OF Mrs. E. J. Stone. has gone
to Lake Getty.
Mrs. Adaline It. Sweet of San Francisco,
Cal. Is the guest of Mrs. G. McCutchlns, lilo
Hawthorn avenue.
Mrs. Neal Farnham and Master Ward Farm
ham of Chicago are guests Of Mrs. A. II. Lin
ton of Park avenue '.' &- i;
The members of Woodbine camp, r, N. Of
A., and their families will picnic at Mime
haha Falls Thursday.
Mrs Mary l.. Cassell and Miss Elsie Cassell
of Texas are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j..
Cassell of Linden avenue. s...e,. s
Mr., and Mrs. Gebhart Of 2ot5 Portland 1l ave- w
nue., Miss .Leonie Gebhart and Miss Mamie
Walsh are home from sFaribault
Mr.. and Mrs. John W.. See have gone to the
Pacific coast. They will spend six or eight
weeks in Washington and Oregon. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Keith and Mr.. and
Mrs, Marshall H. Coolidge Will leave to-mor-
row to take the lake trip to Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Heffelfnger, Miss Louise
Heffelflnger and Nina Wilson are home from
a lake trip ON the steamer George w. Peavey.
Mrs. N. B. Weymouth and Mrs. Velma B.
Wheeler and children are with Mr.. and Mrs
Gale Of Galestown, Redwood county. for a
month. p = ....
Misses Lima and Anna Christianson. Mrs
j. Murray Thompson and Mrs l.. S. Cham
pine sailed from New York on the Rotterdam
for Paris. '.'' -., r.
The music committee of the Carpenters
Wednesday evening, at the home of J. Palmer,
912 E Thirty sixth street. '-" .t =. 80 {:
Miss Klary Hicks of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss
Emily Boyd of. Fountain. MINI, and Miss
May Brown of Wichita, Kan, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. Il. Stevens of Park avenue.
Mrs. ID. r. Munson has gone to Calais, Me-,
to visit her old home for the first time in
twenty years. She will stop in Boston and
Dr.. and Mrs. F. H. Welcome Misses Laura
and Clara Taylor and Flora u. Arnold left
this morning over the 500 Pacific for the
coast. They will sail Saturday on the spo-
kane for Alaska. :
Mr.. and Mrs J. R., Gordon, Mrs Helen G:
Allard and Fred Gordon left Friday over the
soo-Pacific for the coast. They will make
visits In the mountains and at Seattle and
Tacoma, and return by way of the Yellow
stone Park. :
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
Union. Mr.: Finneger; Victoria, Miss NJ. S.
Hill, G. H: Miller; Herald Square, ]. H.
Daunt; Manhattan, W. |. Gray; Broadway
Central, H. Rosenberg, H. Edelman;. Albert.
J; w. Leayitt. F. Fayram; Holland, j.. L.,
Mrs. ]. A. Brant returned last evening
from an extended western trip. Mrs. Brant
went to California as delegate to the gen.
eral federation Of woman's clubs, and she was
the different places which she visited. While
In Topeka, Kan, the president of the Kansas
tederatlon gave a reception for Mrs. Brant
that she might meet the Topeka club women.
Miss Mamie Bartholomew entertained the
Select Social Club Thursday evening, at her
home 1905 Second avenue S. The rooms were
prettily decorated with roses and sweet peas,
and light refreshments were served Games
and dancing were the amusements. Those
present were: Misses N. Gillis, N. Harring-
ton, l.. Vaughn, R. Long, N. Bohan, NJ.
O'Connor, N. Bacon, L. Harrington, N.
Vaughn, c. Bauman, NJ. Kelly, c. Gillian,
Messrs. ]. McNulty, J. Lydon, Ed O'Connor,
McNulty, T: O'Keefe, H. levitt, L, Kelliher,
F. Wilson, G. Smith, L. Manton, G. Hicks and
V. Everett.