The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
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The much talked OF club vaudeyille at |
the Lafayette club viii be given this even
ing under the direction OF Phil R. Brooks
and Scott WoodWorth. The musical and
dramatic program will be furnished by
talent chilled from +he cInh 4ynembership
M, = -. ,.so- -, 10y 80 ''. - !, Si,, ~
he fa1loe,ed gu ~, "a dano,aa pa c ~ rrnr, a.ao N -
=, a,,,,a,s &c, D1s atta.,a u,;+ha,,t
tha+ sor,,alI+,, = n,ta,a ,s 10 ~ ! tra y,
into the civ which VIII accommodate
those WISHING +o rat,,r,, 4. The regular hon
will he given ftn.morrovp night
To-morrow ef+arY1oon tho a favette cl,,h
vii, NAV tha Minik.hdo n,en m tho Ia
fayette links Tbesa two. snecia ! attrec-
tions in addition to Ideal weather nsures a
big week end at the club.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Tenant Of
Wildhurst gave a delightful dancing party
last night to their neiEhbors ne of whom there
We're hfty present. The large rooms ana
veranda were cleared for dancing which
was directed by Mrs. II. S. Noble. Music
was provided by Miss Ransom Golden rod
filed the freplaces and bowls Of golden
glow were arranged about the room. The
boa thouse was used for receiving and was
beautifed with rugs and easy chairs and
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served on one of the yerandas
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Mrs. Freeman P. Lane gave an all day
party yesterday, to celebrate the birthday
Inc twenty young people made the trip
from the lower lake to Zumbra Heights on
the tn Mayfiower and returned for their train
w., sI,.a y. -. ,.. oaes Da'iA'"e CIV ooos
mo INV" Oil el'o' "o'o u"'' . .a.*g. o
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49, titI 80 a,.sN. 1s'
W. p S 1, ~ 10 -.
49, ,neii anu oaohsoil a. 'ne lioite "
Mrs' Currler. Apout seventy guests were
won the prize. a conv ~ "E5earts Conra pc
ous." for guessing tha largest number Of
titles. Light refreshments were served 4.
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bostess r. A,,tH, S+;as Es a1.l aHr'a "as ;.s
ontine ,es+ardo,, trha 49,: ,a. uae' ~ o ~
tha 20 ,Ino,, stot,,x ~, r - We" S,iish,,r
,arap nS Wy stltiot Wy Ile oalsouiy
ou,n o,d hootina ,a hoth,,.s ,,o,.o ~,
io,,aa ~ osSa,.1oo aao e'.ntS ~, I.,t.. .
was the insnection Of a mo,ina AnestSSs neart
from u,hiob q ske,aton mas recentIv ex.
Brant, Fred Salisbury, H, L. Hoskinson.
| c.. l.. Easton, W. 8. Jones. Guy Nelson.
H. w. Meade, N Nyberg. A. L. Brough-
| ton, A. M. Hunter, H. A. Baltif, y. s.
Shruick and Palmes Shurick and Martin
Nyberg
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| A party of twelve ,,o,,,,.r x,,,,,a,, .,,,,,-os
an oIdfo shionad h,s,oot 1,onhnae eh'oyep ISitS
NJ, wv NSom"da ~ rIntat. 80
vesterdav rha ,st "uu a. da ' 30 80 No t,s
10 wn 90 ''A0
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Mr. ana MIS-: +. l.. Morett gave corn
Ioast oh Wednesday nlgnt IN honor or
0nanhe guests MI ana Mrs. Mark Bohrer of
oiii"ii"'
Mrs. John snort and family, who have
@ peen the guests OF Mr.. ana MRS. j. +.
W1coA' nave returned 10 their nome IN
Sullalo: several social gatherings have
oeen gwen IN their honor: On Monday
| evening Mrs. George M. Gillette and Mrs.
lette cottage near Wayzata. There were
| seventy guests.
| Fof lhe young people, Beatrice wilcox
VI huciie ana EVerett' Snort Dancing
wa" 'iio oiiiuoeileht' .. .a
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! A jolly and unique party was given
Wednesday evening by Roy Thompson,
Fred Richter and Frank Myers at the
| Thompson summer home, Chetolah, Lin
on the barge Priscilla, moored near the
| dock. Japanese lanterns and green
boughs decorated the barge and a man
were seVenty-hve guests and frappe and
Ices were served on the lawn.
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At the Y. M. G. A. camp tomorrow will
be the annual field day and tennis tourna-
rate, as the party had boating party last
night and a corn husking bee on Tues
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Mrs. Mark Bohrer Is spending A. few
! weeks with Mr. and Mrs F. T. Moffett a +
Boscobel. Orono. Mrs. G.. Z, F,aston and
family. who ahave snent the season with
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett will re+1irn to ~
i '.
| Mrs r Olson en+er+ainod +ho-1,d,o,
of Orono at uncheon at her co++.sa
at Orono last Friday
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The Pasha grocervR store at tMarkvi,,e
Fred Gerboth of Minneanoljs to tra,,s,
I fer taking place and Mr.. Gerhoth talrin,
possession. on the 1ath inst Mr.. .nS
Mrs. Pasha will return to the citv naxt
Monday
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