The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-05

- Bishop and Mrs. s. G. Edsall were honOred
guests at a reception last evening given by
the vestrymen Of st. Pauls church. st. Paul,
in the new clubhouse. About 800 members
of the congregation were present to greet
Bishop and Mrs. sEdsall. &ss -
Last evening Miss jacob of the Colonnade
entertained informally fer Miss Maude Web.
ster of Red Wing. a.. =
Z Mrs. Orrn Kipp of ST. Paul entertained last
evening for Mrs. Emma Lyons and H. Burton
Strait of Minneapolis, whose marriage takes
place to-morrow,gs Cards were! played and
supper was served. @E In the afternoon Mrs.
T. F. Mccormick gave a luncheon for Mrs.
Lyons. ~ ~ AZ ~ 81
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little of 2504 Thir-
tenth avenue S entertained last evening IN
honor OF their silver wedding anniversary
The rooms were Alright with a .profusion Of
flowers and greens. Games and music were
the diversions, and REFRESHMENTS were served:
About 100 guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs III. G. Johnson celebrated the
first anniversary of their marriage last eve
ming at their home, 2420 E Twenty fifth street.
The parlors We're decorated. with roses. and
in the dining room a floral bell hung over
the table. Fl. Johnson gave selections or" the
cornetz and other musical numbers were
given. Supper was served and covers We're
laid for thirty-six. Present were Messrs. and
Mines Huffman, Bum, Crandall, P. ]. John
son, Haley, Parker, Betz, Mrs. Sherry. Mrs.
Hogan, Misses Alma Johnson, Sadie Walsh,
Ella Meadows, Olga Juelberg. Jennie Cook,
Marie Magnuson, Messrs. SAMMY, Wesley and
Ally Parker.
The Elks entertained last evening in their
hall. A delightful program of music and rec
titations was given by A. M. Shuey. r. c.
Bowman, Leila Elmandorf, Mrs. Alice Adrian
Pratt, Norman H. Bartlett. C. Ellis Fisher,
W. w. Ellis, Mrs Alma Westin Smith, w. 1.
Nolan, Miss Mabel Runge, Alvin Davies, Mrs.
Maude A. Waterman, Mrs John Harris Chick
and Messrs. Beath, Marshall and Forbes. The
guests were the women friends of the mem7
bers. ".E+c y ~ =
One of the most delightful affairs of Satur-
Cay evening was the supper given by MISS
Eta Rue at her home on Seventh street 5,
in honor Of the anniversary OF her plrtnday
Miss Rue was assisted in receiving by he1
sisters Misses Glare and Marie Rue. y An
enjoyable musical and literary program was
presented by Misses Rue, Lavine, Miller
Beck, Anderson and Dahl. and Miss Croker
gave some interesting palm readings Mrs
G. Rue presided in the dining-room, where
the lights were shaded in green and the color
SCQCulS Was green anu WAALos
~ Personal and Social.
The senior class of the South high schoo
has chosen the following officers: FRANK
Lyon, reelected president; vice president
Miss Mary Presley; secretary; Miss 'fannle
Segelman: treasurer, Charles sloane:
Mrs George A. Kersten left last evening
to attend the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
where she will be the guest of Mrs. A. NJ
Odendahl for a month. On her return sht
will stop at Chicago and Milwaukee
are ca as follows: Minneapolis D. Cohen.
G.. Purseli; Holland, Mrs. A. II. Boyd; Hoff
H9 e. raTgo n Hs
Albert, A. L. Moody; Rossmore, j. A. Berger
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Swan of 10 Fifteenth
street q left this morning for California By
swans sister. Later they will spend,a month
in Los Angeles. .
Minneapolis lodge, NO. 80, Switchmen',
Union of North America, will give It's thlrt
annual ball tomorrow evening in Masonic
Temple
Mrs Jay w. Phillips is home from :
months visit, at Hot Springs, Mo.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society O.
Stewart Memorial church will present "Aun
Jerusha' s Quilting Party in the church Fri
day evening.
The S. s., Euchre Club will meet with Mrs
Rollins, 40 Seventh street Sc, Friday.
Mrs Lester Winslow OF Battle Lake is thu
guest of Mrs Wambold OF East Franklin
avenue. rS
The Moonshiners will give a sleighride tt
Edna Mills Friday evening. Supper will be
served and there will be informal dancing
l.. Martinson and R.. p. Thompson have
charge Of the arrangements.
Fowderhorn camp, No. 1859. NJ. W. A.
gave ball and supper Tuesday night in it:
hall, Thirty fourth street and Chicago ave
nue.. The attendance was very large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McKibben of St. Pau
sailed ON the steamer st. Louis for Southamp
ton to-day
Z Franklin camp, No. 1854, M. w. A., viii
! give a card party and dance tomorrow eve
ming in the hall, Franklin and Bloomington
avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Church are, a
the Hampshire Arms for the remainder of thu
winter. si
v. o. Whitcomb and w. Bartholf hav,
taken apartments in the Harvard chambers
w. d. Lowry is moving into his new HON,
on Emerson avenue S. s
G.. N. 4Peake is recovering from an illness
of some weeks. i.E
Gethsemane chapter, Daughters Of the King
!, will give q reception to-morroW evening a
the home OF Mr.. Sawyer. 80 Thirteenth
The Unity Club of the First Congregations
Echurch will give an entertainment and 1cand!
sale Friday evening at s o'clock at the church
The Multi Secundus Crokinole Club me
I1ast Saturday evening with Miss Dunn. TIL,
prizes were won BY Mr.. McGregor and Mr.