The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Miss Re5ecca SempIe is in st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles j. Chaplin is home from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Herrick are home from Eu-
rope.
Mrs, N. E. Jordan and Miss Natalie Jordan
are home from Europe.
The Misses Eva and Emma Huxmann left yes
terday to visit st. Louis
Mrs. Lucy Williams of Hotel Summers leaves
Wednesday to spend month in Boston.
Edgar Perera will spend the summer in the
White Mountains with group of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Owen left last evening for
st. Louis, to be absent about four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs James Drummond have arrived
from st. Louis to spend part of the summer.
Dr. John w. Bell returned Saturday from the
meeting of the American Medical association.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Revell Of Lead, s: D., are
g Guess q 'ns'f parents 410o snef'oan asS
Lorraine Social club will meet TOMORROW after s
noon with j Il. Mrs. Frank Warner. 7o1 Eighth
Miss Aimee W. Fisher Of 900 W Twenty
second street is home from Vassar college for
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Gage Of Monson Mass.
are visiting Mr.; and Mrs. Hilleary L. Murray Of
the Woonsocket.
Mrs. NJ. s. Kendrick of Claremont, N. H., is
Second avenue S.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hasey left Saturday eve
ming for ATLANTIC City to attend the eastern con-
vention Of the Steam Heating league.
Mrs. George Partridge and Miss Marion Part
ridge are home from the east. Miss Helen
Partridge will not return until July.
in Soson @ we1 or
three years, has returned to Minneapolis.
Mrs.. W. B. Goddard formerly Miss Myra
Mss ehns se ISL eet
The Young Peoples society Of ST. Johns Lu-
theran church oo will give lawn social on the
church lawn, 625 Main street NE, tomorrow.
Millspaugh of Elwood avenue after spending
| the winter in Topeka, Kan, with Bishop Mills
| paugh.
gone down on the steamer to Burlington, Iowa.
June ~. ~ - -
St. Pauls parish will be held at Minnehaha
Falls tomorrow. Cars will leave Hennepin and
Franklin avenues at 10 a. m.
Troendle, ,S Accompanied by j. W. Fieu left Sat.
grday morning to Join house party at Lake
Plantagenet, near Bemidji, Mimi, to remain
| about two months
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lembeck Of 1852 Elliot
avenue $, left Saturday evening to attend The
eellese at Dubaau ssei iowa A'0 Their dsushter
Miss Editha Lembeck, is Of the graduates.
Miss Fanny Macleod win leave this week fos
on the Aaos Of the whte STAR 1ne Mas
Macleod will, remain abroad until Sept. ID
studying at all the principal musical centers
Young Womens Christian association. returned
from short visit at Galesburg, Ill, to be
present at the opening of the summer school OF
domestic art and science to-day, In the associa
ton building, 81 Seventh street S.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are al
follows: Broadway Central, w. F. Pagel; Her
aid Square, J. P. Brown. Aberdeen, s. D.-As
tor, 9. +. Mccoy: Hill city City; s; D-Earlington
nor; Marlborough, A. F. Hopkins.
Minneapolis people. at New York hotels ar,
, as follows: Netherland J. Washburn Misses
r. Cookus B. A. O'Neill; st. Denis, Miss J
Eastman; Holland, w. c. Whitney; Darlington
/, A. E. Clerihew. Groton, S. D.-Hofman, G. B
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rand, Miss Mary G. Rand
Mr. and Mrs J. Russell Miss MaFgaret W M,h
Sidney Washburn; Mr. and Mrs -. J
Myman, Miss Abbis bic, R. Wyman n and l., Mis-
, transport line steamship Minnehaha for Londol
tomorrow.
Not cosmetic, face wash or paint
Satin-Skin beauties because it alb.
serbs and heals blemishes. csc.