The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-03
MERRIAM PARK

Miss Kelly is at Prior Lake.
Mrs. Bishop is visiting in. Iowa.
MIS- Follansbee is in Pennington
MISS Staumn Is visiting in the east.
= Mrs. Q. D. Thompson has returned to Du-
luth.
\, Mrs. Bowman has returned from Tower,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell are in northern Min
nesota .. -
6 Miss 9. Blackman is visiting. friends in
Virginia. ss5 ssf5sssS IS s
:, Mrs: g. A. coykendall has, returned from
Mrs Burton is entertaining Miss Ives, Of
st. Louis.
Mrs. I. H. Bishop has returned from Chip
pewa Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Baker have returned
from Chicago. MY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason have returned
from Rochester. @-s5i
Mr.; and Mrs. Lansing are spending the
week in Chicago
Miss Margaret Reyner has returned from a
visit in Chicago. Es-3s
Miss Helen ostrom has gone east by way
of the great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood are spending month
at Yellowstone Park "a
Mr.. and Mrs.@D. L. Kingsbury are spending
| a month at Mile Laos.
Mrs. William Strader spent part of the
week at Lake Mnnetonka.
MIS-. burIon ana family are spending
| month at White Bear lake.
Mrs A. A. Van Praag and daughters have
| returned from Durand, Wis.
George Phipps and family with G. A. Mag
nuson and family, are at Duluth.
Miss Dorothy. Du Shane will spend August
with relatives in Davenport, Iowa. I
| Mrs. e. H. Murray is entertaining Mrs. H.
| Goodrich and daughter, of Chicago.
| Miss Elizabeth Doak returned Sunday from
| a months visit at Seattle and Portland.
| Mrs. Andrew Henderson and daughter Ma
jorie, leave to-day for Gault and Montreal
Miss Laura Payne and Miss Madge Adam
son spent part of the week in Pennington.
Miss Harriet Bishop and Miss Fifeld are
taking an extended trip on the Pacific coast.
= Mrs. ]. D. Du Shane and Miss Margery
Du Shane have returned from Davenport,
Iowa.
Miss Elinor Vandersloot, of Pennington,
ILL.,, has been recent guest of Mrs. H. Coy
kendall. .-s...s 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crandall with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Holloway, spent last Saturday at
Hudson. q
Mrs. Harry Muckle and son are spending
Langdon. fsgs=s =
Miss Poodle Ross sails for Antwerp in Au-
) gust, and will sing in grand opera at Berlin
next winter. &
tario, have been recent guests of Mrs An
drew Henderson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar, of Minneapolis,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
hanson, Monday. ~ At
Miss Ida Stevenson, of Bloomington, Ill.
| will be the guest of Miss Bessie Coyken-
dali next week.
Mrs. R. H. Cory and Miss Jean Cory, OF
Huron, Oak, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodson, of Carroll street. =
Mrs. Davis has been spending week with
Mrs. Howard, of Cottage Grove, and Mrs.
John sLaranny, sof St. Paul Park. =
Mrs. J. D. Du Shane entertained company
of young people Wednesday evening in honor
of her daughter Majorie's birthday. y
Mrs. j. J. Corcoran and daughter Kathar.
inc, who have visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. "
, Boyer have returned to Yonkers, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs: B. A. Holloway, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crandall
: return tomorrow to their home in Chicago.
D The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega
tional church, has a special meeting mex
y Friday afternoon, at tho home of Mrs. S
G. Cobb W Il
h Mr. and Mrs Harry Crandall entertain
. the Cribbage club this evening in honor o
!, their guests, Mr.. and3EMrs. Holloway, o
! Chicago. nTst z
IL Douglass Adamson, gho has been tn.
: Adamson. has gone to Nicaragua by way 0
= New. York 49, i1tA Ba Z
e Mr.. and Mrs. Graham fTorrance and daugh
ter Dorothy, spent last Sunday at Mapl
e Ell Torrance. ~. *3i2J FT3 al
The Woman's club was entertained a
Y luncheon and a steamers ride down the Miss
l. issippi river, Monday BY Mrs. John Donahue
of Selby avenue. 49,.
e Miss Helen Simerman, of St. Anthony av
% enue, is entertaining Miss Marjory Savag
and Miss Ethel Burnham, of La Crosse, wit
g Miss Bessie Bristol, of! Savannah, III. -
D. Mrs. Andrew Henderson, of Marshall av
F. enue, entertained nine ladies at the Tow
i and Country club, Tuesday, at luncheon, i
$, honor of Mrs. Sheldon, of Gault, Can
Rev. and Mrs G. H. Ten Brock and th
10 choir Of St. Mary's Episcopal church, hay
Green lake. There were nearly thirty in th
N party. "
. The Merriam Park Woman's club has issue
- programs for next winter S work. The wor
- will be led by Mrs. Martha G. Wells, {
u Minneapolis. The officers are Mrs JUL
Ray, president; Mrs. Emily Bishop, vic
e president; Mrs. Mandigo, secretary; Mrs
E Eastman, treasurer. The entire winter Wi
u be devoted to study $of France, the frs
meeting being on Oct. l. The club has
Is membership of more than sixty.
d The Cosmopolitan club has issued it's pro
CRANE for next winters work. Mrs. Gin
= ton j. Backus will lead it's work. The of
y ficers are president Mrs. G. A. McDoL gall
~ n vice president, Mrs. G. G.. Waller; secretary
= Mrs. William MacKean; treasurer, Mrs. 7
A. Bowman. The work will be the histori
~ plays of SHAKESPEARE, as showing the declin
"a and fall of the house of Planta gent The frs
~ meeting will be Sept. 16 at the home of tn
president, Mrs. McDougall. /.