The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-15
VS. OF THE WEEK FROM THE BUSY EAST SIDE
CLUBS And LODGES

A most delightful evening was enjoyed
last Friday evening by the st. Anthony
lodge, No 40, I. o. o. f., and the Mime
haha Rebekah lodge No. 10, at their hall
on Fourth street and Central avenue NE.
A program of music and Rotations was
given. followed by banquet Dancing and
cards were amusements for the latter part
of the evening.
Northern Light lodge, I. O. o. F., will
give dance at the hall, Twenty-second
and Central avenues NE, this evening.
prize two-step being one Of the features.
The ladies of Fraternity hive, No. IS,
will have a card party and dance Tues
day evening, April 70.
The Oliver Wendell Holmes club will
meet with Mrs. Warren, 2716 Eleventh
avenue NE, Tuesday afternoon at 2
| o'clock.
| The Boys Cadet society Of st. Anthony
parish will give a card party in the parish
| hall, Second street and Eighth avenue
| NE. next Tuesday evening.
| The Arbutus club will give its dancing
party Monday evening In the Odd Fellows
hall Fourth street and Central avenue.
| The members of Fraternity hive No 49,
L. o. II. M. surprised their musician, Lot
tie F'riedlund last Tuesday evening, and
presented her with a beautiful vase, after
which refreshments were served in the
| dining room.
Harmony chapter, No. S, o. E. s., will
I give card party and dance this evening
In Masonic hall, 20 University avenue Sc.
/ All members Of 'Itasca court and their
friends were entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. B. J. Mortified,
| 2514 Polk street NE.
The C. I. A. to the B. of L. e. will give
| a card party and drawing of handsome
sofa pillow at B. of L. e. hall on Tuesday
| evening, April 26. Each ticket entities the
| holder to one chance on the. pillow. Good
prizes will be given and refreshments will
be served.
The card party and rattle given by the
| Idola Rebekah degree staff at the home of
Mrs. L. Miller, 1902 Buchanan street NE,
| Thursday evening, was well attended.
Progressive cinch was played, after which
refreshments were served.
| The East Side Viking club was organ
! lied Wednesday evening, March 3d. 1t is
a political organization. Peter Sather was
elected president; Sam Peterson vice pres
ident; Hans Holey, secretary; Ed Helset
| treasurer A committee was appointed
to look up suitable meeting place. A
large crowd was in attendance
! Minneola council, No. IL, Degree of Poca-
hontas, will initiate large class Of candi-
dates Wednesday evening, April 20, at Ma
sonic hall, corner Twenty third and Cen
trail avenues. Lelawala council No. 8
is invited to do the initiating, and a grand
} time is expected.
A card party and drawing will be giver
by the ladies' auxiliary to B. L. E., No
4 494, at B. L. e. hall, corner Twenty fifth
and Central avenues, Tuesday evening
}, April rs. Handsome prizes will be giver
the lucky ones in the card playing, ant
all holders Of tickets will have a chance
on the fine sofa pillow which will be
drawn for that evening.
Silver Leaf lodge D. Of H., gave a caro-
party at Sodergren's hall last Tuesday
evening
e Anchor chapter, Royal Arch Masons
had a fine time Thursday evening, Marcel
81. A large number were present from
! different parts of the city and from st
:. Paul. After nice supper the evening wa
e spent in social manner with speeches
9 and music and all that goes to make lif
pleasant.
! Itasca council No. 1906, Royal Arcanum
5 at it's meeting last Tuesday evening, in
itiated large class of new members.
81 The Nature club met Wednesday after
n noon with Mrs. L, D. Brown, 400 Gal
:. street Sc.
The Enthusiastically of St. Anthony par
e ish will give a social at the home of Mrs
e Kisner, 412 Eighth avenue NE, mex
k Thursday evening.
Itasca court No. 4. Royal Ladies, had
{. social gathering at the home of Mrs Bow
t yer, ]. Mortified, 2514 Polk street NE
> yesterday afternoon. About twenty-fiv
: ladies were present. Among the pastime
. were an advertisement guessing contest
9 and an animal contest. Mrs. Mortified
! was assisted by Mines. l.. M. Sage, H. Il
+ Ransom, A. c. McLane, w. 3. Hammond
e and w. r. Hench. Refreshments Wer
e served.