The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-27
Personal and Social.

MRS. Ernest WEIGH of Henderson, Mum,
is visiting Mrs. Herbert l.. Hankinson.
Mrs. Elinor Rowland is home from New
York state, where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Asbrand of Boston is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Edwin James Of Ninth street s.
Miss o. A. Evers, principal Of Stanley Hall,
has returned from Dayton, Fla, after an
absence of ten weeks.
The Ideal Euchre Club will be entertained
Tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Terwilliger at
hor home, 1902 Garfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Wilcox and Mr.. and
Mrs l.. S: Gillette have gone to Mexico and
southern California for en- extended trip.
Mrs. Fred Clayton, who has been the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. H. O.. Braman of Portland
avenue, has returned to her home in Staples,
Mimi. >
The Henley Club will give large dancing
party in Masonic Temple this evening. George
H: Hemperiy will act as master Of cere-
MONIES -
Mrs. D. R. Munson and grandson, Loren,
left last evening to spend few weeks at
Grand Rapids, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. O. Munson.
The. Whatsoever class, OF Wesley NJ E.
church. will be entertained at the home Of
Miss Katharine j.. Todd, 790 E Eighteenth
street, Friday evening. March 7.
The. Woman's Club of the First Unitarian
church will serve it's monthly dinner in
the church tomorrow evening. The dinner
will be followed by a social hour.
p QauK1L9r
Myrtle have been visiting in Excelsior. Mrs
Bramar has returned home, but Mr. Braman
and his daughter will remain for longer
visit.
for two weeks visit. Mr.. outram viii
study the large weather map in use in
Philadelphia for suggestions for the new
Chamber Of Commerce building. -
There vii be "a concert ~ given by the Nor
church, corner Ninth street and Thirteenth
avenue S. Friday evening, Feb e. The
proceeds will go to the needy poor.
TIL, young people of Richf1eld will enter
guests will be met at the end of the Wash
burn car line with carriages and driven to the
church, where a musical program will be
given. -.re
amore camp, r. ". A., gave their first first
card party on Monday evening at the hall
on ThirtY-four street and Chicago avenue.
Bates, Fred Grouse and Walter Ringer.
Northwestern people at New York ho;els
re as follows: Minneapolis-F1fth Avenue,
F. J. Carmody, E: c.. Washburn; Manhattan,
s r Thayer, NJ D Purdy, w B. Chandler
Valley City. N. D.-Astor, DR.. E. A. Pray.
Rochester, Mimi Cosmopolitan, w. J. Eaton
The third entertainment in the course Of
Minneapolis will be given tomorrow eve
ming by the Temple quartet and the Apollo
mandolin orchestra. The entertainment viii
tie given in tile Open Do u Congregational
church, Thirteenth avenue and Jefferson
street NE, ana will begin a. SIS o'clock.
Golden hive, No. 3, L. O.. T. NJ, gave a
masked ball in Masonic Temple last evening.
Mrs. Blossom White, as Martha Washington.
won the first prize, and Miss Edith White
the award for the most original costume.
Joseph Nuttner, as a Mexican, and G. o.
Ellsworth We're the men who received prizes.
DR.. Collier and Judge Laybourn were the
judges. About $50 guests were present
Mrs w. E. Wheeler Of 900 Third avenue s
gave birthday party last evening. for her
husband Progressive euchre played by
six tables and the prizes, silk flags, were won
by Mrs J. j. Dobbin and w. E. Wheeler: The
decorations and appointments were all in red,
white and blue, flags and candles being used.
Supper was served at the card tables. The
men found their partners to begin the games
with by seeking the women whose ribbons
| ST owed characteristic vents connected with
the lives Of the men named on their ribboas.