The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs S. F. Agnew entertained at an
anniversary dinner Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Cannif, whose birthday it was.
Mrs. George Huffnail entertained at dinner
Saturday evening for A. A. Nelson.
A masquerade party was held at the home of
Susie McLane by the Little Workers of Shiloh
church, Wednesday evening Of last week. Those
Misses Kathryn Mellon SHse
Talbert, Erma White, Bernice Irvine, Flosse
Phelps, Stella Malthouse and Susie McLane.
The members of the, S. p. club were enter
tanned last Friday evening by Mrs. F. E. Hobbs,
at her home on Polk street NE. The evening
ing the first prize as reward for remaining at
the head table the entire evening. Mr.. Hanley
was caused by the matching of the score cards,
on which were written clever solutions Of the
the hostess and, even tho some one the out
side did get more of the ice cream than they
were entitled to, there was such bountiful sup
ply OF other good things that every one got
enough and all voted it of the clubs most
delightful evenings
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huffnail have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Carrie Eliza
beth, to John McClintock Shaw. The marriage
is to take place April 90, at the brides home,
1913 TWenty-hfth avenue NE.
Reggie Hanlon entertained few Of his friends
at his home, 10 Second street NE, at cards
last Tuesday evening.
MISS Elsie Maude Thompson will be hostess
at her home, 420 Oak street Sc, next Friday
afternoon. for Miss Charlotte Purchase, bride
of this month.
Yesterday afternoon the wedding of Miss Lot
tie Griggs and Frank Ludwig was quietly cele-
brated at the home Of the officiating clergyman,
Father Reilly.
Mrs. S. T. Ferguson will entertain at cards this
evening, at her home, 1902 Fourth street Sc.
Euchre will be played.
The last Of the faculty dances will be held
avenue Sc: These bimonthly dances have been
most popular this year, and the club expects to
continue the affairs next year.
Mrs. L. W. Campbell has partially recovered
| from severe attack Of illness.
Mrs. C. r. Daley of Sioux City. S. D., is
the guest of Mrs. ]. W. Cook of $50 Eleventh
! avenue Sc.
Mrs. G. A. Moore of III Sixth street Sc has
| returned from visit in Zumbrota.
Will Frisbee has been i'll for few days.
| E. B. Pierce and Jane Mckay have been ap.
pointed assistants in the registrars office at the
! Z, for June and July.
John 2. DeVaney, the debater has been seri-
| ously i'll, but is slowly recovering.
Mrs. F. C. Barrows is home from California,
and will leave this week to attend the D. A. r.
national congress at Washington, D. G.
Mrs. L. B. Kattenberg and children have been
visiting in Alabama. Wis.
Mrs. G.. A. Hanaford of Monticello, Mimi,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Craig. at 2545 Pierce street.
| oICO tLuuuqulSC OF Z1tS P1erce street NE, VINO
met with severe fall four weeks ago. is now
able to be out.
| Miss Tina Nerwick Of 1926 Taylor street is
| i'll. .e- 49,.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Olson of Saltwater were
| the guests Of Mrs. William Perkins last week
| ]. II. Kelsey of Aurora. S. D., has moved
to 1856 Polk street, where he will reside.
r. P. Shumway has been appointed instructor
in mathematics at the "U.'
lothian Bonnell of Northeast Minnea polls ha!
| recently from Angeles
was the guest of Mrs. Anna DUNCAN Smiley
formerly teacher in Marcy school, and he
mother. Miss Lizzie DUNCAN is teaching few
miles from Los Angeles r.
| F. l.. Palmer has returned from visit t,
Mankato, where large class initiated b.
Mankato council last Tuesday evening. ban
quet was served after the initiation by tn
ladies of the council.
Miss Charlotte Cook Of Eleventh avenue CAV
"a successful concert last Friday evening il
New Paynesville, MINI. Miss Cook Is a playe
of much insight and musical feeling. entirel
deserving the enthusiastic reception given he
in her last concert Next week Miss Cook leave
to appear in concert in Iowa.