The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
LATE Personal AND SOCIAL

The Quo Vsdis Social Club was entertained
last evening by Miss Mile Shockency at her
home in honor of her birthday anniversary.
The table was arranged for six and the CEN
terpiece was Of carnations. The parlors were
decorated in the club colors, blue and white.
Each guest presented the hostess Win ohnco
chocolate cup and later in the evening choco-
late was served from the cups.
Miss Milicent McColom has returned after
winter spent in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Eastman returned this
week from Florida, where they have been
during the winter.
Chicago and Indianapolis to spend two weeks
Mrs H. r. Hicks has returned from two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Agnes Claypocl entertained group OF
young girls, members of her Sunday SCHOOL
class, Tuesday from 4 to 7 o'clock. Their
teacher. Miss Rose Buffers, and Miss Ger
rude Claypool assisted in the games ana
music. Those present were Misses Myrtle
Uzerle Morrison, Minnie Rae Florance Nicn-
pls, Mabel lllingworth, Florance Lawer, Alice
Rohau, Leta Finkrock, Louise Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs George stetzer. OF 1880 Cali
evening. An elaborate supper was followed
by dancing. Present were Messrs and Mines
Rudy Durbin, Stecher, Mrs. Philbrook, Mrs.
Marie Chalk Miss Blanche Mckloid, Duluth;
Misses Emma Wcnzel, Clara Anderson, Anna
Baker. Rose Nagel, Emma Anderson, Lizzie
Nagel Barbara Baker. Florence Phibrook,
Minnie Ebert. Helen Hame I'M; Messrs' s John
+. Philbrook. NJ. Coomer, Lawrence schnei-
der, II. Herman and Edward Domnick ..
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Baker, of 1920 Knox
avenue S. are home from California.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Doherty of liz Tenth
,treet y, were pleasantly surprised Thursday
evening. Cinch was played at seven tables
and prizes were won by Messrs, and Mines,
Daley siyerling Mrs. swirts and r MI Can Can
small tables. Mr.. Johnston gave guitar
solo after the games.
Mrs Max oBurkenward and son., of Omaha.
Neb.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Well
1909 Ninth avenue s.
The Entire Nous club will give extra
party Monday evening, April g. in Johnson
hall. AS 1t will be the closing one of a series
elaborate preparations are being made.
Frank c. Scott Of Cedar Lake. who had his
hand BADLY mashed some two weeks ago al
the street railway shops on Thirty first street
Is out Of the hospital.
Miss Bernadine OHara and Miss Peterson
Of GIT Seventh avenue S, entertained grouE
OF friends last evening.
Mrs. Charles Clarke Bridgman, who has
teen visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
j. Black, 1911 Second avenue 9. has returned
to her home in New York city.
The Presidents association Of the Ladies
Of the e. A. r. will meet Monday at 2:30 p. N
at l012 Ncollet avenue. After the bushes:
session the drawing for the lady's gold watch
will take place.
Mrs. John w. See has returned from al
extended southern trip.
Mrs A. NJ. Parker and Mrs. E. c. Weave
returned this morning from California. :
Class club No. 6, of the Forest Heights M
II. Sunday school, had social gathering las
evening at the home of Chester Bland. Game
were played and Miss Ella Brown and tn
club orchestra furnished music. Present wer
CHARLES Emerich G. M. Olmstead, Rob Mar
tinson, F. Martinson. E. Carney, Fl. Hatch
F. Hatch, F. Stoker, O. Gahr, Robert Bland
Eddie Bland, H. Ptman, Ray Furlong, Ev
Chase, Ella Brown, Mrs. Chase and Mrs
Bland. ...-