The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

The junior class of the East high
school will give it's first party this
evening in the Phoenix club rooms on
Hennepin Avenue: Those who will !, re- r..
trude Hull, Messrs. Clyde Dickerson,
Earl Maui and Richard Hoag. Miss
Mary E. Evans and George Northrop,
who will represent the faculty, will
also receive with the members OF the
class. Dancing and games will be
features of the evening and the But1n-
sky quartet will sing several numbers.
The second Of series of entertain
ments given by the Minneapolis Bust
ness college in College hall, 305 Cen
trail avenue, takes place next Tuesday
|evening, Nov. Ia An exceptionally
fine program has been arranged, con-
sisting Of music by the college orches-
ira, college quartet, song by the Won
derful boy soprano, humorous read
ings, a. fine address by Rev. G. l.. Nor
rill and social enjoyment. Friends of
1.-THE, Minneapolis Business college are
cordially invited to be present.
! Monday evening the members of the
ton in honor of their pastor and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Parsons.
formerly of Anoka. The reception
rooms were handsomely decorated in
red and green, roses being used IN
jprofusion to carry out the color
scheme. In the line receiving with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons were Mr.. and
Mrs, j. w. Hare. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
| Lane and Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nelson.
tDuring the evening Mrs. D.. NJ. Weis-
khoon sang several delightful numbers.
Mrs. Bert Rose and Mrs. Fred Sails
! bury presided at the tables. when re
freshments were served.
| The members zoff All Souls church
. will celebrate the twentieth annivers-
airy of the founding Of the Church next
Friday evening with a banquet and
reception. The guest Of honor will be
Rev. l.. D. Boynton, Who was pastor al
the time of the dedication. He will
make an address and a number OF
the we'll known members Of the church
will speak. A program Of music has
been arranged for the pleasure of the
| guests during the evening.
! ON the twentieth the Boys club Of
the First Congregational church will
give a banquet in the church. Mrs.
I; J. M. Anderson and Mrs. E. w. Shurt-
Herrick will be guest Of honor. Mr..
I Herrick, Rev. E. W. Shurtleff and j.
| M. Anderson will Speak.
Miss Nellie Bohan entertained a
sewing club at her home at 222
Union street Sc, Tuesday evening. Miss
Anna Smith gave a number of pleasing
ments were served late in the evening.
Among the guests were the Misses
! Harrington, Misses Quinn, Kate Gillis,
Annie Norton, Mamie ellis, ,Nallie
4 ellis, Mrs. Smith, Mr.and Mrs. Ken
! nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. xMeNulty and Rob
\ ert Dillon. - t;s,
! An enjoyable evening was spent al
! Craig, Lunde & Craig's East Side de
/ partment store, 305-311 Central ave.
! nue., Wednesday. Immediately after
| business hours the firm gave a, suppe,
furnished by Kletenberg's bakery anc
/ restaurant. After supper one aisle ir
the furniture department was cleared
4 and the employees eajoyed "a concer
the floor was Cleared . for 6 dan
8 cling, which continued until lat,
hour, closing with q glove. contest b!
4 N: y. Lunde, the Junior member o
4 the firm. and r. D. Brown, the windov
1 trimmer. The contest was declared ;
/ draw. AS a, finale all sang Home
Sweet Home
A number of the pioneers of tina
}. section, Northeast Minneapolis, know
as New Boston, met at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Sage, 2511 Taylo
street, last Wednesday evening am
organized an association to be know
as the New Boston Pioneers. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Ancien
; grand patriarch. T. .. Tolman; vic
grand patriarch, =. John Hollender
ancient scribe, L. M. Sage: ancien
! money holder, l.. j. Rutherford; ex
i ecutive committee, w. A. Gulick, G. I
Dngman, George w. Morey, A. C. NC
Lane, H. e. Brown.
; Another meeting is to be held t
complete the organization. Any VIII
were residents Of New Boston previou
to Jan. /, 1886, are eligible for mem
bership and are requested to be pres
ent at the next meeting, which will b
held in B. L. 3. hall, Twenty fifth an
{ Central avenues, Friday evening
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