The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13

archery furnished amusements and
light refreshments were served from.
tables decked with red tulips, carna-
lions and hearts. :ss
Mrs. w. F. Smith of Dupont av-
enue, entertained a group Of children
yesterday for her daughter Louise.
Festoons of red hearts made the rooms
gay and games were played. Supper
was served from a table decked in red.
Mrs. Alice r. Rogers and Mrs. Julia
A. Cooper left last evening Thursday
for New Orleans for the remainder of
the winter. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. James Carleton Young, Mrs
Cooper's granddaughter, gave lunch
con Of eight covers for the travellers.
Miss Kathryn Wayman sarwell and
John, Gustav Patterson were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
bride on Sheriden avenue S. Owing
to the recent death of the brides
father only the immediate relatives
were present at the service which was
read by Rev. Charles Maxwell. The
bride wore her travelling gown Of
brown broadcloth with a white blouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson will be at
home after March 1, at 3SO6 Sheridan
avenue S..
have valentine masquerade Tuesday
afternoon in johnson nall: Mines. A.
B. Gates, H. r. Legg and f. A. Man.
men will chaperone the children.
DR.. and Mrs. Knute Hoegh an
nounce the engagement :. of their
daughter Alma to Frederick Murray
Ayres, Of Indianapolis.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Garfield is very Ill in St.
Barnabas hospital.
tain the Oak Park cinch club Thursday.
The Enterprise social club will meet with Mrs.
NJ. A. Wise, I'll Eleventh street s, Thursday
The Liberty Cinch club will meet Monday eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan, 244s Thir-
tenth avenue S.
Kansas City Wednesday for Long Beach, Cal.
| where she will remain until May. 80 ST.,
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland House for the
Mrs Thomas Lowry A. W. Morrison and C.
Griffith.
woodbine camp 81, R: n: A.; VIII give a
leap year ball Tuesday evening In Maccabee hall,
Bloomington and Franklin avenues. Potter's Or
| chestra will play.
| Division No. 8, Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. r..
viii s fee II tns hall"
| orchestra will play. a..
es ruax and Cyrus R PSttfr
thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Potter
No. IS won the prize in the rattle.
Mrs. Eihler of .31s Sixth avenue N gave a
same guests will be entertained Thursday by
Mrs. A. r. Hesik, 1924 Eleventh avenue N. IT.
| The Met .opolitan Cinch club was entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Maeknn9n Prizes were
The club will meet with Mrs. Green. so14
Thenty eighth avenue S. Thursday.
! The men of the Fifth Avenue Congregations
! chi pjve
entertainment Tuesday evening: Rev. j. S. Mont
vi" and S e spe M Sing
; day evening in Mrs Mobiles hail, which was
decorated with strings of hearts. There were
and painted by member of the club and eac1
Of the young women also received copy Of :'Th'
Colonode March," ~
Mrs. M. E. Wallace has gone to New York.
Mrs. Lowell e. JeDson and daughters, Kath
ari1e. Lydia and Charlotte, have gone to south
be at Long. Beach, one Of the most beautiful am
family. .... -. -.-.; d.. .|...@.
Misses Evelyn and Mabel McA1urray Mani
Mcintosh, Florence Fly and Lizzie Pratt en-
valentine party last evening at the home Of tn
Misses McA[urray, 1906 Harriet avenue. Heart
and bows DO and arrows were used In the decoratio
and the Lights were shaded In red. There wer
40 guests. $780,
The Ladies' Guild and st. Hilda's guild of 81
Marks Procathedral, have been obliged t
change the birthday party planned for shroy
Tuesday to Monday evening, when it will tax
place In the parish house. A musical program
will be q pleasant feature and the parish hous
will be decorated in unique fashion.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are q
| follows. Wellington, Mrs. NJ. Z. Clarke; Unto
Square, J. W: Kerr, Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong, Mis-
T. Coyne, W. Small; Victoria, Miss Haines
Navarro, NJ. L. Rosenbaum, J. NJ. Talbot; Hot
man., H. o. Hankins; Herald Square, j. {
Daunt; Normandie A: E. Wallace. Duluth
Albert, J. j. Moe; darlington, G. M. TalIant.
= tanned the Wesley Epworth league and II
, friends at their home Bryant avenue
: Wednesday evening. The 100 guests enjoyed til
program, which included plano solo by Nil
, Edna Dunn; readings, Mines. Cooke and Wan
bold, Misses Siegelbaum and Cooke; vocal solo
l Guy Wilson, and whistling solo with piano al
compartment, by Miss E. Wambold. A daint