The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-27
Personal and Social.

T. H. Weld is home from New York. 7-s:es
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Thomas have returned
from an eastern trip. r. ~. 49, -.
The Ideal Euehre Club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Hubbell at her
home, 1888 Oakland avenue. -..-.z: 49, sczz>t
Miss. Blanche Wells. who is student at
Wellesley, is spending her Easter, vacation
with relatives in New Hampshire. jar
Miss Katherine Boyce Of Duluth. is the
guest OF Miss May Lenox, 2l2o Glrard avenue
S, and will remain about three weeks.
lola Rebekah lodge, No. IS, I. o. Q. F., will
give a dance Monday evening next, at the
hall, Twenty second and Central avenues.
Mrs. James Rhoades and Miss Estelle
Rhoades, Of Brainerd, will return home Mon,
day after a visit of a week with Mr.. and
Mrs John Edgar Rhoades. II. --
The Woman's Club of the First Unitarian
church will hold its regular monthly social
and supper in the CHURCH basement. Eighth
street and Mary PLACE tto-morroW evening at
6 O'Clock. - .,',. .. H..
The Redotta Club was entertained by Mrs.
Smith Monday afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mines Cation, L. Funk and A. d. Bletcher.
Mrs. P. Kelly, of S93 Hastings avenue, st.
Paul, will be hostess ON Monday. - s.-.sb.:
Mrs F.. T! Smith has returned from Water
town, S. D., where she spent Sunday with
her husband who is manager of the Philhar-
monte Lady Quartet of Chicago. Mrs. Smith
city.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Roenisch were pleas
antly surprised Monday evening at their home
on Bryant avenue s, the occasion being Mrs.
Roenisch's birthday anniversary. The Bat
tenburg Club and its friends presented her
with handsome cut glass dish. Elaborate
refreshments were served.
The Chatter Box Social Club met at the
home of Mrs. Shaffer, Tuesday evening. A
! musical program was given by Misses Rosa
Shaffer and Emma Aubrecht. A large bou-
quet Of red carnations formed a pretty CEN
terpiece on the dining table, where refresh
ments were served. Miss Schultz will enter
tain the club Tuesday evening. =
Miss Helen Towle, of bloomington avenue,
was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening
by group of friends. Musical selections
Among those present were Misses Minnie and
Marie Nicholson, Perdita Wilson, Mabel
Mathews Mae Cook, Messrs. Carl Jones,
James Torrance, Hubert Newton, Bert Thomp
son, Howard Hartshorn and Ira Towle
Northwestern people at New York hotels
are follows: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. l. Lewis; Normandie, H: A: Smith, Miss
| A. NJ. Smith: Holland, Mrs. C. M. Harrington,
! Miss n. A. Smith. j. r. Macmillan. R. G.
| Bagley, w. G. Hudson, Mrs. J. D. Macmillan,
Mrs J. shull; Cadillac, L. A. Gardner; Fifth
Heffelinger.. Duluth-Fifth Avenue; j.. Sell
wood; Cadillac. W. l.. Sanford Argyle MINI
| -Navarre, A. Olson. e -,@r-=. = -
| The serniannual. election of officers Of the
| Pansy Social Club took place Tuesday at the
home of Miss Anna George. IS Seventeenth
elected president: Misses Lulu M. Conklin
vice president: Adelaide Conklin. secretary
Emma IL. Plant treasurer. Miss George
served pretty informal luncheon, after the
transaction. of business. The club adjourned
until April g.. when it will meet with Miss
party April at the home of Miss Josephine
McDermott 202 Western avenue.