The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-16


ant surprise Friday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lee in honor Of the
twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage. Dancing and music were the.
diversions and supper was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee were presented with
many handsome pieces Of china
Present were Messrs. and Mines. w.
Munger, o.. L. Smith, George Kelly,
Thomas Kelly, w. Reynolds Robert
Buffers, Mines. M. c.. Kelly, G. Hitch
cock, Misses Blanche Kelly, Nine.
Hitchcock, A. M Hertel, Claude
Hertel Maud and Minnie Reynolds,
Kelson, Ruth. and Gladys Lee.
| 81 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. E. N. Fairchild and Miss Helen Kenney
| are in Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Sargent are at the Berkeley
1hOtel for the winter.
Mrs. John Elliott Shaw is in Washington, D.
| c.. the guest of her parents.
Mrs. L. NJ. Ankeny and Mrs. Frank L. Thresher
! are home from eastern trip
Miss Archibald Of Northfeld was a guest Of
Mrs. L. B. Newell last week..
| Lorraine chapter, o. E. s., will have card
| party Saturday afternoon in Masonic Temple.
| Mrs. II. R, Ensign anG Master Hazelton Ensign
have returned from a months visit In Winnipeg
The Dedotta Card club will meet with Mrs.
| afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Arnold and Miss Rose Miller will
spend the winter in the south and left last eve
| ming. -
] Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stevenson of Portland
avenue.
Magnolia club will meet at the home of Mrs
Julia +. LObdell. 2S0S Thirty-second avenue S.
tomorrow afternoon.
Norris D. Folsom, assisted by Miss Helen r.
Gibbs, will giyee.a recital Thursday evening in
! Mrs. Elias Anderson and sister. Miss Alice
Swanson, left Thursday to spend the winter in
Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Minnesota circle, P. H. c.. will have card
party this evening at the home of Mrs. G. e.
Byrnes, 819 Third avenue N.
Mrs. Lafayette Lamb, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene J. Carpenter returned
to-day to her home in Clinton Iowa.
/ J. C. Barringer and family left Thursday to
make their home in Spokane. Wash. Mr.. Bar
ringer is old resident in Minneapolis
Ses eh IN he esb gd
r. Burfeid will be master of ceremonies. s
Levi Butler post and corps will entertain the
Of evening at their
Mrs. Jean Mitchell Lawrence is home from the
east and will resume her informal at homes Sat
nrday afternoons at her studio in the Medical
block.
Court NicCllet. No. 81, U. o. F. will give
Its first hop of the season tomorrow evening
Temple.
Mrs. Lillian Hamnons Wakefield, Miss Con-
stance Osborn and Miss Mabel Augustine are
nome from SUCCESSFUL tour thru Minnesota
and will leave shortly to fill other engagements
The Ladies' improvement society of Stewart
Memorial Presbyterian church will serve a New
England supper In the church parlors Wednesday
evening: The proceeds will be used for new
| carpet for the church. Es.sss
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Grand Union, S. E. Finley: Vendome
R. A.: Strong; Broadway Central, b. o'Connor,
| Jr; Albert. c. A.: Herrick; Park Avenue, C. J.
Glass; Murray Hill. A. II. Gibbons; Manhattan
| S. w. Wells. --S--e~'Ss
Union Grove. No. 5. Woodmen circle will
| give ball at Morgan Post hall Tomorrow even
ing: The uniform rank. Woodmen of the World
VIII act as reception committee. The music
will be served. .-s'-9-- -
Miss Frances l.: Wood entertained the IRE
sistibe. irresponsible. lncomprehensible Satur-
day evening at supper. Covers were laid for
eleven The dning.room charmingly decor
ated with old-fashioned chrysanthemulns. The
| guests were Misses Cora Schultz Cathryne
Owens, Jennie Coleman. Olive Hughston and
Messrs. Henry B. Tickner, Percy Rice and Bryan
Bell of California, Newton D. Lee and lin
Irwin. Mrs Henry E. Wood was the chaperone.