The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-26

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About thirty of the young people
will go to Fort Smelling tomorrow
evening to attend the ball which the
officers of the Twenty-first infantry
will give in honor of General and
Mrs. Jacob Klein. General Klein; has
recently been placed on the retired
list, and the ball is a farewell cour-
tesy from his former officers. For
the convenience Of the Minneapolis
guests a chartered car will run on
the following schedules: Leave Lowry
Hill, p. M. West Hotel, 1907; Tenth
avenue and Fourth street Sc, 1920;
arrive Fort Smelling, $3.50, and leave
Fort Smelling for the return home at
1890. The car will go by the way
of St.. Paul, and BUSES will meet the
guests at the Fort Smelling bridge.
Tomorrow Mrs. c.. W. Lawrence
will give a luncheon at her home on
University avenue Sc, for Miss Emma
Miss Florence Kiehle Of Portland ave-
nue. will be hostess at thimble bee.
The bridal dinner for Miss Carpenter
and Mr.. Nettleton will be given next
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren M. Horner and will be fol-
lowed by a dancing party at the Beta
Theta ri chapter house. Mrs. Horner
will be her sisters maid of honor and
Morris Stratton will act as best man.
Mrs. George w. Barwise will give a
large card party Wednesday after
noon, Feb. 8, at her home on Port
land avenue. ..- ....- ..... D.,
A dancing party will be given
Thursday evening at the Hotel Clin-
ton. '' Y ~ '
The marriage Of Mrs. Ella A. Phelps
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jonathan s. Grimes, and Fred Eustls,
was quietly solemnized this afternoon
at 4 O'clock at the home of the bride,
34OO First avenue S. Rev. John p.
! Bushnell read the service, in the pres
ence of thirty guests. The bride wore
hen travelling gown Of brown cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis will leave this
evening for short trip and they will
| be at home after Feb. Is, at S4OO
First avenue S. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett E. Grimes
of Northfield, DR.. and Mrs. Warren
Eustis Of Owatonna and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Eustis of Forest Lake. -,
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Miss Florence. Blenkhorn gave g
keepsake shower this afternoon fo1
Mrs. Robert Mckay, who leaves short
ly to make her home in Fargo, This
! decorations and appointments were II
pink. There were fifteen guests AMI
they embroidered their names on rib
bons which will be made into a pillow
cover. Mrs. P. H. Olson, of st. Paul
will give a, luncheon Thursday TO-
: The Isledale club had leap yea
cotillion last evening in Johnson hal
and about forty members were pres
ent. The cotillion was led by Mr.:
S. C. Noble, and the favors were yer
/: amusing. The men received fans an
. other feminine trifes, and the wome
were presented with pipes, cigars an
, tobacco. Supper was served by tn
!, five bachelor members of the clul
E.. o. Fellows, w. I. Fisher, Samut
Bladding, George Hunter and G. T
: Carpenter, who donned white apron
: and caps.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Perley M. Thompso
J. were pleasantly surprised last evenir
at their home, 701 Fifteenth avenl
Sc, by score Of relatives and friend
who gathered to aid ins celebratir
+. their wedding anniversary. There. W.
music, pit was played and a supp
was served by. the guests. Ferns al
violets made a charming decoratio
+ Miss Madeline Lggett of st. A
.. thony Park gave a dinner of twel
covers last evening for Mr.. and Nj
e e Claxton Wilstach, who are in the CT
III for a short visit. Flowers and fer
e made an attractive table decoratio
he Those at table We're Messrs. and NM
IS Wilstach, Colonel and Mrs. Ligge
n Il Mr.. and Mrs. Albert West, st. Pal
u Mrs. N. ". Rodger, Miss Stantc
~. Miss Barbara Hecker, Walter.
er Thorp,sD. Richard O'Brien, and Ro
:. ert Liggett.
y Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Gleason ente
I tanned a group Of guests Saturd
g. evening at their home, $500 FL
:" avenue S. Songs were given
lie Messrs. Bowser and Dobbyn and lit
:" Katherine Gleason. f. A. Redfe
y. contributed several piano humble
- Supper was served, and covers we
!. laid for. twelve. The guests were
~ A. Long, mayor of Erskine, Kin
Messrs. and Mines. ]. r. Marion,
Dobbyn, Miss Bradley, Messrs Re
i field, Christensen and Bowser.
ty -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Saettre gave
of lutefesk dinner Friday evening
on their home on Fourteenth avenue s
~. Covers were laid for twelve. and af
nd. dinner pit and finch were play
gr. Among the guests were Frank
!. Graham OF Rochester and John.
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