The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-19
Personal and Social.

Miss Maude Orth is visiting in Chicago. :.
Miss Lillian Best is home from Chicago.
G. R.. Lyman and Miss Lyman have gone
to southern California. .
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Hahn left last eve
ming for Maitland, Fla
Miss Sadie Donaldson, of Clinton avenue,
has gone to Willmar for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Joseph Girard, of Duluth, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Denny at their home, BIO
Bloomington avenue.
days with her sister,, Mrs. R. A. Donaldson,
Of Clinton avenue, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Wyman sailed from
New York yesterday morning on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse for Europe.
Mrs. W. E. Richmond will entertain the
sewing circle at a card party Friday, instead
of tomorrow, in Richmond hall.
Mrs. H. F. Douglas and the Misses Douglas
have Joined the group of Minneapolis people
who are spending the winter in Cairo Egypt.
second benefit cinch party Friday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. j. F. Hart, HOP
Twenty-fourth street,
The woman's auxiliary of St. Barnabas hos
pital will serve lunches Thursdays during
Lent in st. Marks parish house, Sixth
| street, between Hennepin and Nicollet ave-
nues. They will serve the nrst one to-mor-
row.
A New England supper will be served in
the hall, Thirty fourth street and Chicago
avenue, this evening, from $3.50 to o'clock,
church. A chorus, sung by ''ye olde foike'
and other members, will be given as pro-
gram. ...--.
The Brownie Oinch Club met last evening
Fifth street N. Prizes were won by Mines
Ingby, Cody, Peterson, Messrs. Pierce and
Gates, Supper was served after the games.
Mrs. Peterson, Of Fremont avenue N.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the Open
Door Congregational church gave a valen-
Miss Kittybelle Mason, 1851 Adams O Street i.
About fifty young people were present. Games
were the amusement and short program
men found their partners for supper by
matching hearts. The dining-room was pref
tily decorated Strings Of hearts were fes-
| TONED from the chandelier to the ceiling and
hearts with pink tapers were used in clusters
on the table.
The Minnewasea Club will give a dancing
party Friday evening in Richmond hall.
Rooms orchestra will play and Charles F.
Hitler will be master Of ceremonies.
Flour City council, Royal Arcanum, and
Royal Ladies will give a card party in Mason
ic Temple tomorrow evening.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
Tucker, G. B. Gilbert, L. f. Wells; Holland. a.
J: J. seshof: St Denis. Mrs. J. NJ. Arm
lis Lake, N. D.-Plaza, D. e. Morgan. Du-
luth-Morton, J. J. Friel; Continental. c. H,
COnnOr.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Dean. nee Robertson,
have returned to the city and are at home at
131 E Fourteenth street
The S. S. Euchre Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Eugene w. Sprague, 10Y
Spruce place.
Ivy Relief circle will give card party and
quilt rattle this evening.
Franklin camp No 1884 NJ w. A.. will
give card party and dance tomorrow eve
ming In the hall, Franklin and Bloomington
avenues.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pilgrim Congre-
gational church held an open meeting this
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs. George A.
will be served from $3.50 to 8 o clock this eve
ming.
Lincoln camp, sa65s, NJ w A.;swill give a
card party and dance tomorrow evening in
| the hall, Sixth and Lyndale avenues N.
Leotta camp, 112, r. n A., will give a card
party at the home OF Mrs H. r. Lewis. 1851
Sixteenth avenue Sc, Friday evening.
The Manhattan Social Club will give an
entertainment Friday evening in the Eighth
Ward Republican hall, Lake street and Ntco1-
let avenue. The program will be given by
| ny, r. L. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Weishoon,
| Fred Foss. Miss Nellie Greman, votalists;
| Herbert Anderson. cello soloist; Messrs.
trio Misses Kate and Ida Weber, Anna Hen
messy, Teresa Baker, pianists; August Hale
reader; Archie tombstone and Miss Russell
| Scotch dancers and singers.
MEMORIAL MUSIC. FOR NINE. URso.
I Yesterday afternoon Carl v. Lachmund gave
"a Lenten program in New York with his
Womens String Orchestra Society. The pro-
| gram included a threnody composed by Mr.
Lachmund in honor of Camille Urso, who was
| honorary president of the society and deeply
| interested in it's development s.