The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-17
MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. Ralph Eastman left last week for Seat
tie.
Miss Bertha Cunningham is visiting in Chi
cagO
Bert Downs Is home from short visit in
Warren, Ohio.
+. E. Thayer has returned from an extended
Mrs. Sims of st. Cloud is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. s. c. Cobb
Mrs. Thomas Bowman entertained at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brink Of st. Louis have
moved to Merriam Park. $ 90"
Rev. G.. Fl. Ten Brceck has returned from a
short visit in Faribault. 81: -:
Mrs. Mason of New York has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ID. l.. k1ngsbury.
Mrs. G. +. Humason of Wilder avenue Is
spending some days in Chicago .~.,.- ..."!
i.ev. j.. G. Craig returned Saturday; from a.
trip through the northwest territories.
Mrs. NJ. j. Johnson and children left last
| week to spend the winter in the south.
| Mrs. Frank futile of Carroll street is in
Chicago for a months visit with friends.
Mrs A. Il. Bell LETT Thursday for Los Ange-
les Cal. where she will spend the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burlngame of Winona have been
| guests of Mrs Richardson of Iglehart street.
| Misses Gertrude Grant, Grace Simmons and
| Villa Bordwell have returned from saltwater.
| Mrs, Ricketts, of Fairmount avenue enter
tanned the Twentieth Century Club Friday eve
| ming. 49,.
! The Young Married Peoples Card club was en-
| tertained by Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Beckley Satur-
| day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps Of Cooperstown N. D.,
| spent some days last week with DR.. and Mrs.
! f. J.. Berkley.
| Mrs. L. A. Simpson. who has been the guest
Of Miss Ethel Curre, has returned to her home
| in Dickinson. N. D.
Mrs. Allen Ter Bush will entertain Saturday
| ,,spn silva orfu In hn0N HF
Miss Mabel Cowles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE, who have been recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell, have
| returned to Duluth
| DR.. L. A. Bereman of st. Paul has purchased
| the Thomas FitZgibbon residence Iglehart
street, and will make his home in the park.
The adies' AID Society of Trinity Methodist
church will hold n bazaar Thursday, Friday and
Saturday for the sale Of Christmas articles.
Mrs Harry Crandall will give parcel shower
Tomorrow afternoon for Miss Mabel. Cowles
whose marriage will take place early in Janu
airy.
Mrs. William T.. Cavanaugh, after spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
Currie, has returned to her home In Seattle
Wash.
Mrs. Frederick Green and for Mrs. Ralph East
man. who has gone to Seattle to reside. Ferns
and carna tons used about the rooms. Th.
hostess was assisted by Mrs. G. H. Green ant
Miss Laura Shepherd of Merriam Park, Mrs. NJ
Mcdonald and Miss McNlasters of st. Paul.
At the annual meeting of Olvet Congrega
tonal church Wednesday evening the election
resulted It's follows President, G. ]. Hunt
vice president, W. S. Stokes: treasurer, Z. D
Parker: clerk, H. e. Miller trustees for tire
years. c. G. Irvine and D. 4. Matthews: trus
tees to serve two years, II. W. Childs and E.
Parker: ushers, D. r. Edder and A. c. Anderson
music committee, NJ. S. Stokes, Mrs. D. A
:, Matthews and Miss May Clark.
Merriam Park council No. S906. Royal Arca
MIN. elected the following officers Thursday eve
; ming: Regent. Henry NJ. Norton: vice regent
Charles D. Waters: orator. Roger W. Cooley
l past regent. James Craig: secretary. o. e. Wood
. collector, II. S. Summer treasurer, Charles n
Moore: chaplain, Il. Z. Clark; guide, Frank II
futile; warden, George H. Smith; sentry, job
: Ludwig: trustees, E. D. Parker and H.. w
Childs: representative for Ramsey County Hosp
ral BED Fund Association, George H. Ten Broec
and +. NJ. Catlin. special meeting will b
, held Thursday evening, when the grand regen
and grand officers will be guests Of honor. Mu
e sic will be furnished by the Senegambian guar
tet from New Orleans and a banquet Will b
= served. .' ..a. .-a-- F.