The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-04
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

A number OF charming affairs are
being given for Miss Louise SWinchell.
Monday afternoon the Delta Gamma
girls will entertain at a parcel shower
at the fraternity house on Tenth ave-.
a bride Of November, will be hostess
in her honor Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. A. D. Bletcher of Fifth street
Sc will give a china shower to-mor-
row afternoon for Miss Eleanor Lees
of University avenue and Nineteenth
avenue Sc.
The senior class OF the East Side
high school will give a social Fri
day evening, Dec. 10, at Phoenix hall,
the proceeds to go into the class treas
ury. The reception committee con-
sists Of Miss Lillian Mcmillan, Adm
Tyler Marie Salisbury. Marguerite
Morgan and Earl Wyman. Miss Caro-
line Ransom will furnish the music
for the dancing. During the evening
there will be an auction Of posters,
which promises a great deal of sport.
1t, is anticipated that there will be a
large crowd in attendance, and that
the party will compare favorably with
the junior party recently given.
The annual reunion of the class of
'03 of the st. Anthony high school was
held last Tuesday evening at the home
Of one Of its members, Miss Mary Nc
Nulty, 420 Seventh avenue NE. The
evenings entertainment consisted OF
various progressive games, in which
prizes were won by Miss Alma Tis-
dale and Will ellis. Miss Mae Nc
Nulty. and Ray Bellew furnished mu-
steal number. Luncheon was served
during the evening. Those present
were the Misses Mary Kelley, Irene
Harrington, Annie Ryan,; Mae McNul-
ty, Mabel Lydon, Alma Tisdale, Ruth
Melchisedech, and Messrs. Will ellis
Ray Bellew, Edward O'Connor, Frank
Nulty and Edward Duffy. The mex
class party will not be given until af.
| ter the holidays.
Mrs. C. H. Grouse and Mrs. Stuar
B. Purves entertained their Sunda!
school classes Wednesday evening a
! the home Of the former in Prospec
Park. About twenty guests spent :
delightful evening playing games AM
dancing.
Alexander Potts and Rex Willis ar
ranged a pleasant dancing party which
was given in Mrs. Mobiles hall OF
Fourteenth avenue, Monday evening
4 The B. N. Social club Of Northeas
Minneapolis has reorganized and vii
| hold parties during the winter at tn
homes of the members.
The Arbutus club, prominen
Northeast social organization of las
season, will reorganize, and a. meetin
of the former members will be hel
next Tuesday evening for that pun
Ipose. The club Had about, sixtee
members last season.
The y..Humhingers,,.' a small and Sc
lect society of Southeast young pee
pie, will meet tomorrow evening.
ABOUT EAST SIDE PEOPLE.
DR.. H. B. Tillotson of 1920 Fifth street S
has returned after a twoSweeks' hunting trip
Mrs.. Catherine Hoy <efs s7os Main street N
Itis visiting her sister,4Eatfs. J. H. Cleary,
. Prior Lake.
George NJ. B. Hawley Of Southeast Minneap
lis has left Geneva, N y, where he has be-
!, staying fof some time past, to look after his {
interests In Texas.
Miss Mary Carr, teacher in the st. Clol
a bag been Wees Wth
parents at "a Seventh avenue NE, returned to
Cloud last Tuesday.
Il h. Miss Caroline Rogers, who for some time
. been the guest of Professor and Mrs. f.
4 Jones, returned Tuesday to her home In MI
! souri,. - .
Miss Sara Simpson has returned to Ne
Paynesvile after spending Thanksgiving at h
home In Minneapolis.
$ Miss Elsie Thompson is spending few da
n at the lake, the guest Of Miss Charlotte PIT
: chase.
n Mrs. John Potts Brown, who has been study
a piano in Belgium for the past five years. sail
= F, wednesday from Liverpool on the Oceanic. VIII
= she reaches Minneapolis she Will for time
q the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Stuart Purves.
I Thomas v. O'Keefe left last evening
IS Hibbing, Mimi
It Mrs. Maude Il. Chamberlain, director Of mu.
n in the state normal school at St. Cloud, return,
e Tuesday evening from her Thanksgiving vac
ton in Minneapolis.