The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-24
Carleton Pillsbury, John Pillsbury and
ghaT Is $, Plllsbury, David Tenney, Wal
Charming and Practical Styles.
Women g Floor at The Plymouth.
PERsoNAI, AND soc1AI.

FEhSONALt AND SOCIAL.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry osa Aldrich have gone
Seattle to make their ho ameenes nave gone %
,,, Inc Union 1 Gard club will meet with Mrs
Aalllar, go East Fourteenth, tomorrow.
David Willard OF New York and his mother
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Drew. =
The Miss Mathews of Fremont avenue s have
gone gone, TO chicago to attend the Sacred Heart
The Enterprise Social club will be entertained
by Mrs. Leslie, 1866 Portland avenue. Thursday
afternoon. zsS- :. 81 s - - = -
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas q. Forbes Of 514 East
fourteenth street will leave for Los Angeles.
CAL, NoV.t2 sl : -. >
Miss Edith Coombs has gone to Oregon, where
sne VIII spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
James NJ Florer b. Er ! ~ -
ty-hrst avenue N. sGs'fr = i. -
Mr. and na Mrs F. C. Gerhard have closed their
avenue s. for the winter. - -: Np>'A'
NAE Lew BntleI W r. c. sewing social will
19ol Lyndale avenue N. ,IEs> 4.
Lorraine Social club O. g. S.. will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Charles Mathews, SO Thirteenth
street ), tomorrow afternoon. ~ s.. ,@ssl%.,
d ni9IE CITY court Royal Ladies, will hold its
avenue, tomorrow afternoon =
The young women of the Smart Set will en-
Terrain halloween at a progressive dinner party.
William Morris of the '.Whos Brown, COM
toney 17s Hum6ol ct a avs seS's s. MRS. l.
=, The sale Of homemade dainties planned by
been postponed until Nov IS and 10.
Star of the East hive. No 50, L. o. T. NJ,
VII have a social at the home Of Mrs. G. E..
PETERSON 2o4O Cedar avenue tomorrow.
Lelawala council, No g. Degree of Pocahon-
tas. |. Q: R; NJ, will give dance Wednesday
evening in the wigwam, 2o27 Washington ave-
nue. NJ. ...-. .-
Mrs. Bert Munson of James avenue S enter
tanned sixteen children Saturday afternoon in
honor of the sixth birthday anniversary Of her
little son Loren.
church has arranged an entertainment, THE Old
Maids Convention which will be given in the
church this evening.
Miss Bertha Doeltz and Miss Ellen Brooks
of Boston appeared as soloists at musical
given Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Hill, st. Paul.
give card party and New England supper
Wednesday evening in Masonic hall. Bloomington
avenue and Lake street.
Mrs. G. H. Burt of Bryant avenue S has as
her guests her sister, Mrs. Charles Harris, with
samuel T. Thompson Of Lewiston e IDAHO l.'' anu
=, The Ladies, union of the Fremont Avenue
land supper in the church tomorrow from 5 80
to O'Clock. The supper will be followed by
program.
follows: Imperial. G.. E. Davis; Broadway Cen
trail F. GreneF Astor s. B. yomer Ho
w. B. Congdon. -.rt,
Miss Alice Maude Moore gave program
of dramatic readings Friday evening at the
give a series of recitals in the city and thru
the state this winter .ENl@...
- The d, dancing party that was to have been
na n 6e 10 wa on
count of the. weather until Wednesday evening.
for that date. g 3.
The Drifters will give their second dancing
party tomorrow evening in Mrs. Mobiles hall,
315 Fourteenth avenue Sc. Miss Cecilia Nc
Clelland will take Miss Voss' place as mistress
of ceremonies, as Miss Voss left for Chicago
Friday evening.
The Minneapolis postoffice clerks will give
Temple Wednesday, Nov :! This is the only
occasion when the two hundred or more clerks
and officials gather for social time large
tend and the decorations will be elaborate. M.
J. Harkins will be master Of ceremonies.
A silver shower was given Friday afternoon
and evening for the benefit of Grace Presbyte-
rian church, by Mines. Charles o. Johnson Carl
Miller, J. G. johnson, Emil Roenisch, Herber
Puffer, Douglas and Parsons, at the home of
Mrs. Miller, 1903 w Twenty sixth street. Palms
and cut flowers decorated the parlor and living
rooms. White and green were the gcolors used
in the diningroom where refreshments were
served from a table q bright with roses and
tapers. Miss Helen Riheldaffer, assisted by
Misses Irene Johnson, Bessie and Florence Muir
ray, Anna Puffer, Greta Monroe and Ruth
Barber, served the guests. Mrs. William Gard
ner assisted the hostess in receiving and Misses
Irene Kellie and Marion Johnson held the baskets
for the offerings .--s - .