The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29
Mr.. Woodwork and his friends will
attend the Symphony concert.

MT. WOOQWOrCn ana MS ITle1luS Will
attend the Symphony concert.
The, Sigma Psi sorority Of Stanley
Hall will give an informal dancing
party tomorrow evening at the
school.
Miss Bloodgood. of Milwaukee, who
is the guest of her sister Mrs. William
Passmore, was the guest of honor at
an informal tea which was given yes
terday afternoon by the Misses Helen
and Lucy Hart at their home on Will
low street. A promise of spring was
found in the decorations and tulips
there. The guests included group
OF the younger women who called
from until o'clock. The assisting
women were Mines. John Crosby, Wal
ter Harris, Frank D. Blakeley, Will
lam Passmore, H. P. Watson, w: H.
man, Miss Crosby, Of Topeka, Kan;
Misses Florence and Margaret
Welles Miss Beatrice Ireys and Miss
Janet Gilhllan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Winter gave
dinner to ten guests last evening at
their home on Sixteenth avenue S for
their cousin, H. Guy woodward, who
is in the city with the Under Two
Flags" company. Two flags were
draped over the table and the place
cards were appropriately embellished
with flags.
In the afternoon Mrs. c. L. Hopkins
and Miss Hazel Hopkins gave a lunch
con for Mr.. woodward, and a group OF
Minneapolis friends, at their home in
Hopkins. ..
Wednesday evening Miss Mollie
Sayer gave a pit party at her home on
Twentieth avenue N. The decorations
light refreshments were served. Pres
ent were Misses Edna Anderson, Sadie
Barrett, Marguerite Gallagher, Bessie
Clendiner, Belle Hoffedahl. Amanda
Zachman, Josephine Kranz, Mrs. Gar
chic Scott, Ed Weber, George Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Stowell Of 2434
Colfax avenue S, will give dinner of
eight covers Wednesday night, fol-
lowed cards. .
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
John Stevens has returned to his home in
Nashua, Mont, after visit with Minneapolis
friends.
Sweet Glover hive, No. 4, I, Q; 7; NJ; VII
R street t n: with mrs. eooof'' 10 'e0'n
Mrs. G. W. ,Gegenheimer entertained Leal Sew
ing circle Wednesday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served. '
Miss Jennie T. Congdon, 221s Fremont avenue
| s. is making tour OF the Pacific coast, fnclud
| ing Oregon and California
The Nightingale Euchre club met Wednesday
| at the home of Miss Greene. Prizes were WoI
| by Mrs. Moran and Miss Galbraith.
Miss Pansy King of 31OS Stevens avenue vii
give thinble bee for the Queen Esther circle
! of Wesley church tomorrow afternoon.
! W. J. G. Taylor, prominent business mar
of Medford Oregon, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Joseph Congdon, 2213 Fremont avenue s. 3
Miss Degmar Erickson entertained the Just
for Fun Cinch club at her home, s15 Twenty
first street, last evening. Miss Martha Bjorhus
will be the next hostess.
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald Of Sault Ste. Marie II
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Wood
al Of r IN 'ne
a card social tomorrow evening at the home O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James McMullen, Fourth stree
and Sixth avenue Sc, from to ii o'clock.
Companion court Free and Equal, I. 0. F..
the hall! Thirtyfonrth street and Chicago ave
day afternoon in the hall.
Misses Katie Hartman and Clara Murphy gav
a jolly sleighing party to thirty-two young people
Of St. Elizabeth and Holy Rosary parishes las
s eGsr at the
followed.
Minneapolis people, at New York hotels arr
Donald; Navarro, G. Il. Daugherty; Murray Hill
DR.. F. E. Westbrook; Fifth Avenue, G. D.. Ly
seDougail; Criterion, 9. v: Ericsson SON. l'D' :
| Minneapolis lodge, No. 102, Brotherhood O
Railroad trainmen, had its annual ball las
evening in Masonic Temple About $50 couple
enjoyed the program Of twenty numbers and tn
dance cards were adorned with the lodge emblem
P. J. Kennedy was master Of ceremonies and tn
committees were as follows: Arrangements--B
": Roberts. J. s: Pope, q. NJ Mason, R F
Benjamin and Bert Hatton. Reception--J. q
Mccarthy, George costigan,. D. W. Sleeper, E
Getchell, w. w. Doran, George Bradley, 10
Goethe and Harry Lufkin. Floor-Frank Hui
bert, w. w. Hall, I'D Hamblet. @. B. Willard
Harry Knowles and Walter Grout. Door
Joseph Pope, B. G. Hatton Bert Roberts.