The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-10

Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Ward were
guests Of honor last evening at a fare
we'll reception given by the people of
Shiloh Presbyterian church at the
nome OF Mrs. Emma Hofoss, 1853 Gen.
trail avenue. Ferns and carnations
were arranged thru the rooms With
autumn foliage. A program of music
and readings was given and refresh
ments were served. Mr.. Ward was
presented with handsome gold watch
by Ira M. Morrill, in behalf of his peo-
pie and Miss Effie McDaniels made the
presentatlon OF dozen solid silver
spoons and a dozen silver knives and
forks and other tokens to Mrs. Ward.
About ZOO guests were present. Mr..
and Mrs Ward will leave next week
| for Riverside, Cal. Mr.. Ward has been
pastor of Shiloh church for seven
years. He will hold his first service
in Riverside Oct. IS. '1e0
The people of futile church gave q
pleasant reception last evening FOR
Kew. and Mrs. A. r. Till1nghast. The
cnurch was made beautiful with
PAINS, terms and carnations. Palms
nanked the altar and vines traiIed over
the platform. Mr.. and Mrs. Ttlling-
hast We're assisted in receiving 3,
Mines: H: H. Kimball, J. e. Woodfor9
and b. H. Scofeld. A musical ~.
gram was given by Mrs. S. D. Rim :.
nan, MRS. l.. A. Payne, James Wicks
=: M. Countryman, Mr.. Lincoln, Mis-,
Ethel Payne and little Grace Country
man. Refreshments were served !,
the. dining-room, where pink Heu M ~
Mnlte carnations and ferns were ~
the table. The young women !,
charge were Misses Mccormick p,,I
lock, Clara Garrish, Florence Len
nan, Mabel Moore, Grace Ricbards
~ M Gualman' Mariann Mcclure AM
Mrs. Charles e. Harkins and Mrs r
Z. Pond entertained yesterday afta1
| ~ MON at the nome Of Mrs. Harkins q,
Ih1rd avenue S in honor of Miss ~
nan Mattlce of the King Dodo" com
? 9 9a me rooms were prettil
N M,,scaI IN roses and carnations
Y D. M: Weishoon, Mrs. George Mc1a el
ana Miss Mattice. A daintv ,,1noboo
s was served in the dining-roon. wher
: ene decorations We're in pink an
e green. The following ladies wer Yer
e R Percn e 70 MN Mines; George McLeoe
henderson. Albert Massolt, G. II E
Peterson' J: S. .Crevier, L. Arctande
l.. MI. Welshoon. L. H. Caswell, Rock
wood, Motley, H. M. Smith. sh;n' In
Mattlce OF Chicago, J. E. Doughari
OF Park River, N. d.; Misses T,ilIia
A'Ae'1'ioe anu hlttle HarkinS.
The Misses Louise and E.,x
y Irocke of 213 Beacon street sE ga1
=, an interesting luncheon yesterda1
q honor of the birthday anniversary
,, Miss Carrie Stratton. Miss Strait :
= IS the treasurer Of the Territorial d.
neer Woman's club and the twent,
IS four guests included a group Of tt
: club members who had been schon
): mates in the, early days Of MINI
= apolis. Garden flowers formed :
i charming decoration on the tahl,
h and thru the rooms. Miss Marir
IS Fuller and Miss Carrie Crossms
d served frappe in the afternoon.
; number of anecdotes were told of +,
E. time when Minneapolis was a villa,
: and the afternoon was spent in r
Miss Carrie Y. stratton, Mines. Ha
" riet E. Reeves, Ella G. Donaldson. q
e s. King, William Kirk, Eugene Hu
" bell, Julia Hill, /. r. Gordon, IL.
n Trocke, Frank O'Brien, Leslie FIlle
I. A. Crosman, Lester j. Fuller. Je
n ME Fuller, Frank Iurd, M. 10. NJ
= Cleary, Fred w. Bell, Alice 6Sebin
. John Castle and the Misses Carr
: Crossman, Marion Fuller and Ilvd
Castle.
Mrs. Whitman. who is visiting Mi
IF neapolis friends. was the guest
q honor at a luncheon Of ten cove
which was given yesterday by Mrs.