The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

Miss Loretta Mccarthy is home from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bruchholz have gone SOUTH
Miss Edna A. Baltic will leave this week for
the Pacific coast. i.
Fred II. Gilman will leave shortly for wcs-
tern business trip. E
visit with Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Adams OF Duluth.
Levi Butler Sewing Society will meet to-mor-
row with Mrs. Ellen Smith 1920 Sixth street n.
The New Century Club will meet with Mr.. and
evening. a.. +, ..s.... c.
Miss Harriet Lenox leaves tonight for Texas,
to spend the remainder of the winter with her
sister, Mrs. c. F. Boyce. :. "
W. r. Decker left for Washington last evening
He will sail from New York Saturday morning
for three months trip abroad.
Miss Josephine Mosher. who has been spending
the winter at zu,nbra Heights Minnetonka is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stout, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Pope Vose left last evening
for southern California to be absent three
months. They VIII return by way of Portland.
Messrs. Greene. Landcrs. Klein, MacGregor
and Rawson will give shirt waist dance Satur-
friends.
The employees OF the Bemis Brothers Bag
company will give their. eighth annual ball on
Thursday evening i'll 4. Q. u. W. hall, 10 Sew
enth street S. -.'-
Nickels' parents in Washington. d. c. Mrs.
w. J.. HELD is with them. and they will remain
III w washington ABOUT Il week.
-, Mr.. and Mrs r J. Pl9mley have returned from
their wedding trip to New York. Philadelphia,
Washington and Niagara Falls They are living
at 72i E TWENTY fourth street. -.
W. j. Hall returned this morning from Albert
Lea where they gave successful concert last
evening in the new Broadway theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Wilson were pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening at their home
32l1 Fourth avenue S. Mrs e. Britigan, in be.
half of the guests, presented them with hand
some gift
Mrs. J. G. Beck of Elliot avenue was pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening: the occasion
being etags the anniversary of her birthday, The
Tetzloff, A. Hllman and E. Rubbert
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grau and daughter Miss
EllzaDeth Grau. have returned from a three
weeks trip to Baltimore. Md. where they have
Deen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grau's parents. Upon
their return they spent Il few days in Chicago
~. Miss Anna Ravicz entertained twenty of her
girl friends Sunday afternoon at her home, 1921
third avenue 5. Games and music furnished the
entertainment for the afternoon and light re-
1reShments We're served. There family
gathering in the evening.
AS follows: Minneapo lis-Criterion W. D.. Mac
ready, F. Hatcher; Holland, w. T. Walker, A
Brooks: Broadway Central H. E StG1as Ross
more, c: q. Laybonrn. Fargo, n. D.-Navarre
II. l.. Blont.
Lizzie Rice Circle. l.. of G. A. r.. was enter
tanned last week at a nut social at the home Of
Mrs. Fl. G.. Rickett. The weekly afternoon tea
will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs Bar
mum. llo2 Seventh street S. The circle will give
card party Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Mortimer. Eleventh street n
p. W. Schck was pleasantly surprised last
evening at his home. 3O1O Sixteenth avenue S,
the occasion being his ffty-ninth birthday ami.
Versary. Mr.. Fraiken, in behalf of the guests,
presented Mr.. Schick with a handsome leather
rocking chair. kilograms of congratulation were
received from idaho and Iowa, from Mr.. Schick' 5
sons Mines. Jennie Townsend and William
Wailng assisted Mrs. Schick and Miss Mildred
Schlck served frapDe.
Miss Leah Ilebo of .22 Fourth street enter
ra1ned group of young people last week Games
and music were. followed by refreshments Pres.
ent were Misses Esther Swiller, Rose Silesky.
FANNIE krohn, Dora SAKE, Dena Silber Rebecca
Epstein. Eta Morris, Inez Wickham. Bessie
l,inch Jennie Weinberg. Florence Rose. Clara
trudelfeld, Messrs. Jake Feinberg, Max wager
Albert Bank, Louis Frudenfeld and Ray Wick
ham. ' " 1
The people Of Lake Calhoun had an old-time
spell1ng bee last evening at the home of Mr. anG
Mrs F. II. Forbes. 31:}3 Calhoun boulevard The
guests We're all in costumes the men in oyerolls
ana the girls in Bingham dresses and aprons snG
with braided hair. E. G. Gray won the prize 3
TIN wagon load of anthracite coal The class
included Messrs. and Mines. J. f. George vii
liam Chapman. Philip Woerner J. D. Hatcher
j. w. Penberthy; Mines. Fred Mcfarland IA S
Kay, A Moohr. G. p. Cross. S. II. Clasin Ged
ney, +. d. Gray; Mr.. A. E. Gage. Misses Cliss,
Cray. Lille Woerner and Harriet Forbes. Al
puritan maids, served refreshments.