The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-11
Gibbs and Lodges

The women of the Ladies' Aid society
Of Holy Trinity Episcopal church are
pleased with the financial results, of the
entertainment in the form of g Moth
er Goose Party" given a short time
ago. The proceeds Of the party were
most $50 in the treasury after all ex-
penses had been paid: Much of the
success was due to the clever musical
arrangements made by Mrs. A. p.
Themes. While many of the verses had
their tn musical accomplishments Mrs.
Th9 q added at'e1 great number Of addi IL
her own composition. Mrs. Thomes
church.. and her faculties and mus
ical gifts have made her very popular
as contributor for the various affairs
the women have been giving.
Hennepin Encampment will give an
other card party and dance to-
night at the hall, Twenty-second and
Central avenues NE.
The young people of the Olivet Bap-
fist church were entertained at an APP
Of Rev. F. H. Cooper, 1911 Fourth street
/ SE.a ssasa,% - =.
Miss Matte Hyland will entertain
! the Navajo Social club at the next
meeting, Thursday, Nov. II.
The Royal Ladies of Itasca Court
were entertained yesterday afternoon at
/ the home of Mrs. P. G. Deming, $500
Central avenue.
The women who are arranging the
Foresters card party to be given in Odd
/ Fellow hall, corner Fourth street and
l-{t1ntr9i Of
"a: have purchased seven handsome
prizes. consisting mostly Of fancy china
and silverware. The special prize is a
pretty mahagony iardiniere stand.
Rev. E. J. siostrand of Chicago will
preach Sunday morning at Elm Swed,
ish Baptist church. W
i The Benevolent Society Of the First
Congregational church will meet at an
all-day meeting in the church parlors
Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Mrs. Cyrus Northrop entertained the
Woman g union at thimble bee Wednes
day afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at hel
home, on Tenth avenue Sc. Mrs. w
I s. Pattee, president Of the union, was
in charge of the informal program
which was made specially attractive by
an interesting talk on cart" which
wi % IHooooio 1AAoppoh gave. Nilo
Knappen spoke on number of artists
of Italy, Germany and England, point
: ing out special characteristics of great
interest to her listeners.
The reports Of the different societies
showing the work of the past months
were given by the presidents of the
! Home and Foreign Missionary socie
ties, the Benevolent society, the Junior
league and the Unity club. A church
supper and fair has been planned fol
| Dec. in the church parlors.
Tuesday afternoon the A. r. Palmer
union, w. G. r. u, held a mass meet
;. ing at the home of Mrs. Bessie l.. Fer
, guson, 922 Twenty second avenue NE
! The women gathered in large groups
and divisioned off to attend business a.
the polls. On the return, coffee an(
r. doughnuts were served and socia
hour followed.
Walter Copper Of the East Side higl
, school is conducting an interesting
class in Andrew Sunday school. TIL,
3 class has a membership of twenty -fv,
young people and the work is lecture
work on the regular Sunday school les
! sons.
: The luncheon which was to have BEEF
t given by the Ladies Benevolent socie
G ty, and all-day working meeting Tues
4 day, Nov. Is, has been changed s.
4 Wednesday, and will be given at tn
!. parlors Of the First Congregations
Y church. A change of date was neces
!. sary owing to the meeting at Oak Par]
e church TraSdav