The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-19

George Wright Peavey's new home on
Park avenue. Mrs. Richards is a very
clever and interesting reader and the
afternoon promises to be particularly
pleasant pleas !. Among Aa,en the List 3 Of Batfon tEan
George G. Bagley, Samuel II. Bownan,
Franklin M. Crosby, William Donald
son, L. Forman Day., Walter Heffel-
finger, Morris =; Hallowell P. L. Howe,
Louis X. Hull, H. G. Harrison, Charles
NJ. Harrington, Martin B. Koon,
Howard eKlly, Chauncey R. Lamb,
Alonzo H. Linton. John H. Mcmillan,
Charles S. Pillsbury, Alfred r. Pills,
bury, George H. Partridge, George w.
Peavey, E. J. Phelps, George w. Porter
Marion D. Shutter, Francis Bailey Sem
pie, Frank G. Todd, Frederick B. Wells,
Willis j., Walker, 0. C. Wyman and
Miss O. "A. Evers. -
| The women of the Northwestern
| Hospital board cleared in the neigh
| borhood of $4,000 by the bazaar which
they recently held at Nthe West hotel,
Ism It that splendid! The women held
a meeting yesterday morning and after
the reports were read everybody con-
graduated everybody else on the result.
There were some articles left over so
there will be second sale at the art
! L.. d..
| Tuesday, Dec. l2, from 10 am, to 6
pm. when some more money will be
raised for the building fund for the
| hospital addition. IN, . 49,
Captain and Mrs. Henry Greene Cole
will leave tomorrow for New York to
spend several weeks before going to
Washington, D. c., for the winter. Cap
i tain Cole returned Thursday from a
| h11rr tYIn FriI
and Mrs. William F.. Brooks gave an
informal dinner for. Captain and Mrs.
Coles and last evening Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Crosby gave a dinner at their
home. on Park avenue. Tonight MI;
and Mrs. Chauncey Lamb will have a
supper. They are all most informal af.
fairs at which just a few of Mrs. Cole =
special friends have been invited. Lor
en- Fletcher will leave Monday with
Captain and Mrs. Cole for the east
They will all be in Washington. for the
wedding of Miss Snow and Francis J
Carmody early in December. ..<..... =:
It is with regret that the people o1
the Church of the Redemmer have hearl
Of the resignation of Rev. E. Dean Ell
lenwood, the assistant pastor. Mr.. Ell
lenwood has made hosts of friends no
only in the church, but thru the city
and he will be sadly missed. He vii
leave a week from tomorrow for At
lanta, Ga, where he will become pas
tor of the Universa]ist church in tina
city. The people of the church will
give a farewell reception for MI Ellen
wood Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening Mrs. W. W. East
man gave 4prettily appointed Dime
at her home on. the island for Mr.. Ell
: lenwood. Covers were placed for four
teen and pink roses and tapers decke
the table.
, The charity ball of the Dovre SO
cietv will be the event Of the yea
,, in Norwegian circles. Every winte
!, for nine years the society has give
!. large dance and every year the al
, tendance has increased until this yea
!, it was deemed best to have it in Nj
I sonic Temple. The officers Of the clu
: are Mrs. L.. P. Foster, president; Mr.
) M. P. Donnelley, vice president; Mr.
: E. j.. LELAND, treasurer: Mrs. o: F
3 Brecke, secretary, and Miss Camill
$ Gu1brandson, corresponding secretary
The club has membership Of twenty
/ nine prominent Norwegian women an
e was formed for charitable and phila1
E : thropic work: / East Jsssaar JNsssar over $50
a was expended III relieving cases Of dir
: tress. q There is a II visiting, comlnitte
/ which investigates all cases and whic
+ changes it's personnel every six month