The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-19


matte club, will open at the Lyceum thea
ter box office tomorrow at a. m.
win Lecture on lreland-Rev. Roderick
], Mooney will deliver his lecture on
..Tre,and" at Century hall at s o'clock
this evening under the auspices of the
F,lks The eighty lantern slides to be
used were made from photographs taken
bv Mr. Mooney on q recent tour OF Ire
land.
Minstrel Show and Dance.-An up-to-
date minstrel performance will be given
at Century hall next Sunday evening by
the DR.. Graetz lodge. o. B. A. The first
part will be enlivened by popular and de-
scriptive songs and the olio is composed Of
some of the best of local talent The cur
tain rises promptly at S:15. a dance Will
follow the performance.
Luncheon to Hobson-Captain Hobson
was entertained this noon at luncheon N
the Commercial club by the public affairs
committee. Those present We're President
A. c. Paul. Mayor J. c. Haynes, James
Cray, Secretary W. G.. Nye, Henry
Deutsch DR.. c. A. McCollom +. H. Sails
bury and A. B. Chamberlin.
Found a Babe In the Woodshed-A 81
weeks old babe was left in the woodshed
at the residence of John Brecnel, 3201
The child was wrapped in an old quilt and
nothing was found by which it could be
Identified. The child was turned over to
Mrs. Schaeffer. matron at the central po-
lice station who took it to a local orphans
home.
Ex.shattuck Cadets to Banquet-The
fourth annual banquet of the Shattuck
club of the northwest will be held at the
Commercial Club. Minneapolis. Saturday
evening March 7. at o'clock. The at
fair Is informal and all -Shads are in
vited to be present. They will please
communicate with the secretary, William
r. Sweat. 4o6 Phoenix building, Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Chance for Salors.-Young men with a
naval bent will have the opportunity next
week and the week following to interview
Lieutenant John Paul j. Ryan Of the reg
ular navy. He will establish recruiting
station OH the fourth floor OF the federal
building. Lieutenant Ryan Will be attend
ed by full force of surgeons. hospita
stewards and landsnen. This is the sec
cnd trip Lieutenant Ryan has made tc
Minneapolis. III the fall he got a fail
bunch Of men here and expects on this
second trip to engage all even better class
In Memory Of S. M. Davls-A memoria
service in honor of Sherman M. Davis
participated in last evening by members
of Cecilian council, Royal Arcanum, il
their new hall on Nicolet avenue anc
Seventh street. Past Grand Regent Rob
ert McKinny of Cecilian council presided
Mr.. Davis was high in the counsels O
the order having been the first delegate
to the supreme council from Minnesota
and also from Illinois. He was the foun
der of Cecilian and many other coun
ellis in this state.
Failed to Bring Change.--A woman re
siding in South Minneapolis reports tina
she was recently swindled out of IS by
man who called at her door and offered t
sell her number of block from a nearb
building which was being erected. H
said that the block would make excellen
firewood and demanded cash i'll advance
She gave him IS bill which he took to
nearby store to get changed, but failed t
return. She says she waited in vain fo
him to return and then turned to he
stove and poked out a. few rocks whic
had ben sold her at IS a ton for Pocahon
tas coal.
Surprise for Rev. G, l.. MorrIlI-Mor
than fifty of the members of the Chicag
Avenue Baptist church surprised the
pastor. Rev. G. L. Morrill,, last night b
taking sudden possession of his residenc
at 1898 Stevens avenue. delightful soci;
time was spent. Music was rendered b
the Misses Giles and Elliott, G. l.. an
.. w. Morrill,. Miss Pier gave sever
dramatic readings. Charles Green in be
half Of the friends, made a, happy speecl
presenting Mrs. Morrill, dozen solid ST
Yer spoons and Mr.. Morrill, an order {
a local tailor for the best overcol
the house could make. Mrs. Lee followe
with. an original poem, and Mr.. Morr
made suitable respVlse, thanking h
friends for their kindness. Refreshmen
were served sG1