The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-08

,holzer as the only living charter mem
Der Of the organization was given 3
society, pin of gold. A gold headed
;um brella a md iasgold headed cane were
also among the gifts. About ESQ
guests were present last evening and
dancing and social diversions occupied
the time until an elaborate supper was
served .~s.-..
DR.. and Mrs. George E. Dennis an
nounce the - engagement Of their
daughter, Helen Grace, to William AL
Miss Elsa Dorm and Ludwig Lach-
Elizabeth's church. Rev. Francis
jaeger read the service and only the
immediate friends were present. The
matron of honor was Mrs. John
Scheuchl, and Geroge Mittring was
wedding dinner was served at the
home Of George Mittring, an uncle of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Lachner will
be at home at 240S Twenty-sixth ave-
nue. S.
Mines. Ross A. Gamble and David
F. Gamble entertained informally at
cards this afternoon at their home,
|2644 Nicollet avenue. Six-hand eu-
chre was, played
The Optininaity club of Kenwood
feels that its party wednesday eve
ming lost its point from the fact that
the notice of it read "a wishing par
ty' instead of a rushing affair, and
the correction is cheerfully made in
order to set it, right:
Mr.. and MRS: J. t.. Robinson enter
ftained at their home, 2601 Pleasant
avenue, Wednesday evening IN. honor
Of their guest, Mrs. Markell of Port
land, Ore. short musical program
! was given and dainty refreshments
were served in the dining room.
Miss Moe i. West, of Ellsworth,
Wis, and Cliff G. Brush, of st. Paul,
were quietly married last evening at
| the Methodist parsonage in st. Paul.
Rev. Mr.. Langley read the service.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
! s. W. Laird has gone to Duluth.
Mrs. c. b. Wheeler of 2o55 Fourth avenue
will entertain the Souvenir Cinch CLUB tomorrow
! afternoon.
Monitor hive, No. 57,:I. 0. T. NJ. will give
it's annual dance Tomorrow evening in Rich
| mcnd's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Chaplin are home from
months visit in Chicago
Mrs. w. s. Best and Miss Lillian Best left
this week for Palm Beach, Fla. In Chicago they
| were Joined by Miss Katherine BEST, WHO mas
been visiting there since Christmas
Minnehaha Rebekah lodge, No. 10, will give q
masquerade ball in Odd Fellows hall, Central
avenue and Fourth street. Tuesday evening.
| The Philharmonic Social club will give lear
! year dancing party Wednesday evening in the
Fourth Ward hall. Al Pearson will be master OF
| ceremonies.
Philip B. Winston spent the holidays with
| his mother, Mrs. p. z. Winston.
! Mr. and Mrs. George F. Richards Of Duluth
| are visiting their sister, Mrs. Harry Birch, 40S
| w Lake street.
Mrs. ]. K Macomber Of Des Moines, Iowa,
| is visiting Mrs. J. H. Queal of Park avenue.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
| follows: Astor, G.. G. Morris; Grand Union.
P. B. Ingalstsr Imperial, G. Merrill Merrill H 7
| land G. W. Fleet; Navarro, W. c. Tubbs: Dli
luth-Gran Union, n. D. Baker; Imperial &
| A. Elder.
ETHICS OF LIGHT.
i New York Press
why is it, they asked. you prefer gas t.
! electric 1ight?'
"In the case of electric light he said, looking
/ at them in establishment, 1t usually can be
controlled by means Of button. or a spring or
| the wall within easy reach 81
/ They admitted that he spoke truly.
| .That being So he went on, III ever you
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