The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-06
Jews OF THE WEEK FROM THE BUSY EAST SIDE
SOCIAL MATTERS

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Mrs. Jonathan White of 1916 Fifth street
Sc was happily surprised last week Fri
day evening by many Of the ladies of All
Souls church. the affair having been ar
ranged by Miss May White. Mrs. White
was the recipient Of handsome piece Of
plate as a token of the love and good,
will Of her friends, the guests Of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Kerrick gave
a dinner of eleven covers Friday evening
and Mrs. f. B. Kerrick. Carnations and
ferns were used as decoration. Mrs. r.
B. McGrath of Excelsior was one Of the
guests.
Miss Gertrude Wilcox. a May bride,
was rendered a parcel shower by Miss
Effie McDaniels Friday evening at her
laid for fourteen. and red carnations with
roses tied with blue and white ribbons
at the brides place We're the decorations.
Miss Edith Knowlton entertained about
twenty Of the younger set last Friday
evening at her home, 1908 Fifth street Sc.
Dancing was the amusement of the eve
ming, and some old-fashioned quadrilles
and the Virginia reel added to the fun.
Frappe was served.
Last Friday and Saturday Lee Roberts
entertained number of the East high
boys at launch party down the Missis-
sippi and up the Minnesota rivers. Among
those in the party were John Snyder Lyall
Decker, Hugh Pye, Jay Bassett. Rem Will
| liams and Will Thomas.
Miss Miriam Clark entertained 8 small
party at dinner last Monday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis IIalvorson were sur
prised at Norden hall last Sunday after
noon by the members of the Norden So
ciety. About 500 were present. The
guests presented Mr.. Halvorson with a
| handsome leather chair.
| The engagement of Miss Esther Hoy
Of Main street NE to James M. Lennon
| Of st. Paul has been announced by Mrs
| Catherine Hoy. Mr.. Lennon is connected
with the George e. Lennon company Of
ST. Paul. Miss Hoy is one Of the most
beautiful and attractive of the East Side
young women.
! A river-bank picnic has been plannet
for next Monday by the Boys Magazine
board for the girls board.
Tomorrow evening the Delta Gamma
sorority will entertain all the sororitie
at its lodge on Tenth avenue Sc. Grea
interest is exhibited in this, the frs
"Pan- Hellenic" affair."
DR.. and Mrs. Eddy, who entertajne,
last Saturday evening, for. the senior en-
glneers, will be at home tomorrow eve
ming to the juniors of that department
number OF young women prominent i
university circles will assist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M Osborne wer
very pleasantly surprised at their home
1907 Seventh street SE Monday evening
in honor Of the anniversary Of Mrs. Os
borne's birthday. The affair was in tn
nature of a family reunion and f1ftee
relatives were present. Mrs. Osborne wa
the recipient Of several beautiful gifts
The evening was pleasantly passed wit
games and music and refreshments wer
served in the diningroom.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of TIL
First Congregational church, will hold thei
Hast th1mble bee Of the season with Mrs
4 Stahl, 1887, Thirteenth avenue Sc, o
Thursday, May -, at 2:3O p. M. An inter
esting program has been planned, includ
ing singing, reading and instrumental mu
sic. All the ladies Of the church are COZ
daily invited.
The Junior pupils Of Mrs. A. P. Thome
will give piano recital at the residence
? Professor w. R. Appleby, Oil Fifth stree
! Sc, May 13, at o'clock. Those takin
part in the program are the Misses Mario
Hoy, Barbara Healey, Florence Bluc1tacl
Louise Pearce, Helen Hoag, Kate Tuppe
Margaret Towle and Elsa Hunke Mas
: tiers Walter Byrnes, Curtiss Applied,
t Lawrence Burnett and Stanleigh SERVE
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