The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-28

is to refuse. don't know. which is
the most unfortunate for those who
accept all Invitations have Nto send
belated regrets and those who always
;murmur something about a half en-
gagement, which YOU know will grow
into a whole II the promised enter
fractions, are continually apologizing.
I know one woman who absentmind-
eddy accepted three telephone invita-
tions for as many informal luncheons.
for one afternoon last week and then
she drew cuts to. see which hostesses
he<would offend, for she couldn't go
to more than one In one day."
Mrs. III. d. Cushman entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at her home,
lit E Fifteenth street, for Rev. and
Mrs. j. S. Montgomery. The dining
room was made pretty with red tulips
and tapers and covers We're laid for
eight.
A mound of vegetables in the cen
ter of the table and a stein at each
cover were the novel appointments Of
the dutch supper which Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver E. Beltz gave Saturday evening
at their home on Stevens avenue for
Mrs. Horace Spice Of Detroit. There
We're twelve guests and cards We're
played. ~
E. A. Mills gave a. pleasant surprise
party last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George, p. Sjpblon on Eff
tenth avenue Sc for =. G. Stalley;
who leaves shortly for the west. A
feature of the evenings entertainment
and an appropriate verse was written
on each parcel. Games and music,
readings by Mrs. j.. Ellen Caskey and
vocal solos by Frank Gangelhoff and
Miss Ida Georgina Sjolblom were
other diversions. ,=IS ...
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs S. A. Harris Is in the east.
Miss Helen Wood is >in Chicago.
Mr.. and MIS-. W. L. Bassett are home from
Chicago
Miss Hattie A. Wolf has removed to 1915
Hawthorn avenue. rS-SaE. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sheylin will return from
the Hot Springs this week.
Miss Norma Denling came home from Duluth
| Saturday for the holidays. 50
Miss Claudia Caldwell of Sioux City is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Elmendorf
The Hawthorn club will meet tomorrow with
Mrs: J. B.. Secombe, 1919 Stevens avenue.
Mrs. w. Wallace Of milwaukee is the guest
Of Mrs. J. b. Wilson Of. Eighth avenue Sc.
Miss Loretta Dellone will leave the last of the
Miss Hattie Giles. formerly of Minneapolis is
row acting as postmistress at Kimberly, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T.. :Hankinson will leave
this evening for Pass Christian and New Orleans
evening e at til the home S Of Mrs wyatt, 1914 =
Franklin avenue. *a- = - "a
Miss Ethel Simmons. who has been spending
the winter with friends in Boston. New York and
Philadelphia, will return home about April !.
D.. Fannie Allel Anderson seft for Washington,
D. c.. last evening: where she was called by
the serious Illness of her uncle, General Thomas
The Ladies: Aid society of Simpson NJ. E.
church will have Its Easter sale Wednesday
afternoon and evening in the church parlors and
viii be soiE s BY YIN Miss Eda shuii they viii
% tho The 4 IS a. sendo IN NeT
as follows: New Amsterdam, I. L. Dodge; Albert
Grand Union, j. N. sterce." B
! Minneapolis people at New York hotels; are g
m rooM M attan T. E. Byrnes; Holland, 4
" MorriS9n Navarro W Cohen H G i%'gn
e r. e Rove, 9 e: eopp, A. Bede; Gadillas
W o. Pealer, r. Pealer; Holland, W. White
Jr., Mrs W. White.
The railway postal clerks and their wifes an y
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A: Hall, 27l6 UNI
Esasg ST. fe the
and the men to cut elephants from slips OF
paper. Prizes were won by Mines: J. o. Rosen
| aufst, W. NJ Lawrence, Messrs. McBrady ant
banaherl Elaborate refreshments We're served.
The J. l.. D, girls held a business meeting an I
election of officers Saturday afternoon at ,the
| home Of Miss Keidel, and Miss Bess Beryl Blail
Twas elected secretary and Miss Meta Jane Ar
| reporter Miss Ketde1 entertained the girls al
! luncheang The dining room was decorated in tn
club colors with Chinese lilies and yellow tulips
Roses and carpations were used In init, the othe
rooms and bouquet Of yellow ana Wn Ee. no"er'
was given each guest. Il
\ Mr. ,ad Mrs. F.. II. Waterman have removed
I from the Hampshire Arms to POI Ninth street s
Miss Mildred Pearson Of 516 Colfax. avenue \
! entertained a number of little friends Monda!
afternoon in honor Of her ninth birthday ami
yersary The guests We're Misses Belle Ia Plant liant
Inc Hayes Bessie ohrisman Helen Bailey R sni
olive Painter, Jennie Christie, Myrtle and Grac,
Tson M1yte Fols Maud essg MafteT
Kistler, Eugene Farrell, John Eaton, J1mm1
Handlin Glen Bailey, Kenneth Christie, }Harolt
Emmger, Raymond Foltz. So