The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

:. d.. Catherine E. Putnam has returned from
New York city.
Mrs. II: MCGEE is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William I.eary. ~'
DR.. J. A. Bauman has returned from his trip
to the Pacific coast
w. r. Venables left last week to spend six
weeks travelling thru the west.
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong of III Central avenue
| leaves for. New York this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Lawrence will return home
from California the latter part of the week.
Miss Laura Hall. of Third avenue Sc, is en-.
PERTAINING Miss Edith Cassaday, of Rochester.
Miss Ann E. Smith has returned from Cum.
berland, Md, where she has spent two months.
Miss Evelyn Williamson returned Saturday
from Chicago, where she has been studying
| music. -, ...
Clarence Cowles, a prominent lawyer Of New
Golden.
Lawrence c. Worrall. who has spent several
weeks In Minneapolis, has returned to Washing
ton D. G..
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Kerr, Miss Coyn Messrs.
Small and Huthnance, left Saturday evening for
New York.
Miss Clara Creton and Miss Flora Creton re-
been visiting.
Miss Elizabeth Webster of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Is visiting Miss Jennie Congdon Of Ere
mont avenue S.
Alice Louise left Saturday evening for Macka-
tawa Beach, Mich.
Miss Inez E. Champine, Of Fargo N. D., ar
Sy rs Saturday morning Pn the guest of her aunt
Miss Edith Todd, of Fifth street Sc, has re-
turned from South Dakota, where she has been
| spending the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Weston entertaining
| Mrs. .. G. Croll Martin Crol and Mrs. L, D.
Peters, of Philadelphia. .. :
/ Jessie, Baker Scotch dancer with the Jabour
! circus, has been the guest of her cousin at her
home, 2714 Nicollet avenue ' ''''' ~ A''
Miss Kat Buchanan and Miss Margaret Ken
bricks left last evening for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will spend a month.
Mr.: and Mrs Herman s. johnson, of Beacon
| street Sc, have returned from absence of six
weeks spent on the Pacific coast.
Miss Margaret Stovel arrived yesterday from
RetFoit to spend :, with M: ana Mrs. W.
Mrs. Harold P. G. Coates of st. Louis, is the
guest of Mrs. Fl. Mel. Morton She viii re-
turn to st. Louis the first Of September.
DR.: Clara Gerrish and daughter Miss Grace
| Gerr1sh, have returned from a trip on the Great
! Lakes and a visit in Cleveland and Buffalo.
Mrs. William Rhodes and Miss Maud Rhodes,
Of Fort Dodge, Kan, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Philomathean hive, l.. o. T.. NJ. will hold its
regular review tomorrow evening in the A. o.
U. w. hall, Fifteenth and Seventeenth street $.
- The regular meeting of the Lucy Hayes W. &.
Mrs Westfall, on Fifth avenue S and Eighteenth
street. --, EE.II~I - = 80
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Broat and their daughter
move being necessitated by Mr.. Broats iIl
health. i :
Mr.. and Mrs. "A M. Woodward, 215 Clifton
where the children have been at school for the
past year. .,ae w -
Miss Jess Carlisle Whited has returned from
cation. Miss Charlotte Whited is the guest Of
friends at Lake independence.
Mrs George II. Warren, of Irving avenue s.
is entertaining Mrs. F. A. Perkins and daughter
| kins of oil ID
Perkins will remain in the city to study.
kev. and Mrs. H: 3. French, who have beer
4 ST. Louis road for Chicago and Boston
Mrs. G. N Watts and son, Harold G. Watts
Of 6lS Fourth street Sc, and Miss Alice Weber
ming for the coast, where they will spend twt
months.
The Minneapolis Outing Association thank
fully acknowledges the receipt of $12 as tn
proceeds from an Ice cream social given by tn
Glover Leaf Rebekah lodge July 29 on Emerso
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth ave
nues.
Mr.: and Mrs: Fred L. Smith and their daugh
ter Mrs P. c.. Rompage, will soon leave 70
Smith. of Spokane, brother Of Mr.. Smith, an nj
Mrs. Baynton, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Smith
sister.
Mrs. J. L. X. 0laison gave house party a
her summer home at Medicine lake for the Sun
shine chapter Of the First Baptist church.
hayraek net them n, at the station and they spen
e.
returned to the city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs i. H. Norwood entertained a
dinner Thursday evening for Mr.. and Airs. Fran
Cook OF Milwaukee, The dinner was followed b
a theater party at the Lyceum. In the part
besides the hosts and guests of honor were VI
n. Kerrick and Mr. and Mrs. G.. +. Thompson
Metropolis lodge, No. 1N, Columbian Knights
gave one OF the most pleasant entertainment
Of tho season Thursday evening feature o
the. evening was the addres sof the suprem
president, b. =. Foster, who spoke Of tn
benefits Of the organization. A program o
music made delightful evening for the guests
Light refreshments were served.
Northwestern arrivals at New York hotels are
Observation-Disclosures F. E. Moody
Grenoble, 9. ]. Gutgesell Broadway Central, s
Resler; Criterion, II. Brenon; Marlborough.
C.. Haynes; Herald Square, J. II. Demet; Impe
rial, J. A. Whetten; Murray HILL ]. W. Thomas
Jr.; Holland, L. P. Hubbard; st. Denis, Mrs
B. Swenson, r. Small Mrs. II. Small. Duluth-
Herald Square, g. T. Miller, Mrs. A: Currie.
Another jolly crowd of young people are cam,
ing at Cedar lake. The camp bears the nam
Mount Ararat. This appears on a large sign
front Of the camp and on the band worn aroun
the camp hats. Mr.. and Mrs. Eye are chan
roning the party, which includes Misses Clai
May Pierce, Neomt Crab. Mary Pierce. Mir
Shaetzel, Florence Kreger Of Winona, Franc,
Carlton. and Messrs. George Crab. Harry Wa
ner. Grove Gable, Jake Shaetzel Edward Pier.
and Glenn Wilson.