The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
Personal and Social

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ing in st. Cloud "' last eyen-
MIS- MIS-: p. 9. Garrigues is home from an ex-
tenoeo visit IN St. Louis and New Orleans.
Dr L. ". Denton left this morning for ma
tives. Sp'Do :" Anoneo with rela-
!, Joseph b. Farr of Madison Wis, Is visit
n ing ms brother. DR.. R. E. Farr of Fourth
~ Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Carey of Blue Earth
City are guests Of Miss lillian Hanson on ~ ~
Grand avenue. ...t - 1on W
,ro Wllliam =. Lothamer and Ted Smoltk have
s gone to Wetaskiwin, Alberta, ". W. r.. to
engage IN sheep ranching. ' "
=: q Eustis returned Monday from Pensa
cola, Fla, where he has been sneni1ing the
past SIX weeks with his mother and sister -
eo Inc Garland Card club will be entertained
SMnsei1 NY evening, March 49, at the home of
MISS NINA Wilkins, 2548 Grand street NE.
The Garland Literary club will hold its next
meetng Saturday, evening at the home }nf
MISS Ella Johnson, BOIL California street NE.
rankin an camp, No. 2254, NJ. w. A., will give
d caro- party and dance in the hall, Blooming
ing. - '.'~~' ''-inoiio" even
Nj Mr.: and u, Mrs. VIM. Hall entertained, the
at fbsir I b ctnch club Saturday evening
awarded to Pauline McCabe, Charles McCahe
Mabel Robinson and Charles Gardinier.
ars as g follows: Minneapolis Union,
x. A,
T. Williams; Navarro, F. P, Hopgood Aher.
deem s. D-arand Union. E. A. Hatch. 1>'''t
Luncheon will lie served in st. Marks par
ish house tomorrow from II 80 to 1;s0 CLOCK
| for the benefit Of ST. Barnabas hospifal Mis-
NyDerg mas charge of the affair which ia Ona
OF series to be. served Thursdays in Lent.
| concert will be given in the Bloomington
Avenue Methodist church Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. Tower Concert company The
e eTdefo attraction will be the singing Of
soprano. .-,~, : :. ene
IN MI and Mrs. Hawkins Taylor will sail
Tor Europe the last of March. Mr.. .Taylor
was 81 secretary to the late Senator Davis and
Crluler OF the st. Louis exposition. He goes
abroad with Mr.. Cridler. s'O
Nora company, No. -, Uniform Rank.
a KRght Sc. Of Pythas; win glxe hop in Mac.
nues, Thursday evening, March Is. The
Knights will attend il fat que dress, and viii III
give an exhibitor drill under the command of
me women Of Kenwood raised the piano
tund ITO $3.50 by means Of the pound social
which WI r was held Monday evening. Carl Wal
lace lace presided over the affair, and J. P. Thorn
son was Cne auct1oneer, whose sales netted
500. w. l.. Harris Jr., gave violin solo
with Mrs. Harris as accompanist.
Miss Miss Bertha Doeltz gave a delightful in
The program was from Chopin and Schubert
Llsze and as final number Miss Doeltz
Hmer f ehe St rS from
OF Leipzig, which were dedicated to Miss
Doeltz., A pleasant feature of the program
we're the violin numbers by Anton Lewis of
| Boston. .... ~
| Crescent tent No. 80. K. O. T. NJ, gave a
musical and literary entertainment Monday
evening In its new hail. Franklin and Bloom
1pngto ,l avenues; Numbers We're given by the
W. Ensign, Mr.. Conroy A sketch. "Ths
Christian and the Jew" was given by Walter
Lowe and George Schocentacher. George D.
Craig made the opening remarks There was
| a large attendance. "N0
! musical and literary entertainment will
pc given by the Whatsoever class of Wesley
J. Todd, 730 Eighteenth street, Friday even.
Ing. The program will consist OF piano duet
by the Misses Swanberg: violin solo, Miss
Aubrey Barnes; vocal solos, Mrs T. M
Park and J. A. Williams: piano solos. Miss
Leila Potter. Miss Katharine J. Todd; mando-
I'm solo, Miss Engartha SSharpsteen; readings,
Miss Blanche Taylor, T. E. Primrose