The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-15
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A jolly program Of sports was the
feature at the Baptist assembly at
| Mound Saturday. The events and win
ners were as follows: 81
/ Morning--Fifty-yard dash, boys ID to
10, Harry Johnson first, Roy McChesney
second. Frank Dimmit third; hoop
race, girls under 49, Mildred Griswold,
race, boys under Is, Roy McChesney,
Frank Dimmit, Hills Smith; bIindfold
race, girls under Is, Myrtle Seifarth,
Margaret Buckbee, Dorothy Dimmit;
ffty-yard dash, girls under IL, Myrtle
fveyard dash, boys 10 to Is, Milo Whit
ney, Harry johnson, Ronald Fairfield;
thirty-fve-yard dash, girls under 10,
Martha Moorhead, Mary Young, Marie
/ Gamarch.
The baseball game between teams
captained by Milo Whitney and Sterling
and his men with a score of q to 10.
! Afternoon-Ladies hoop race, Cora
Huestis, Florence Whitney; mems race,
men over 40, Rev. F. G.. Whitney, Pro-
ffessor J. L. Ingraham, S. J. Fairfield;
hop, 1 step !; and jump, men, G: B. Bacon,
ladies, Florence whitney, Bessie Ode,
kirk, Ruth Tallant; l00-yard dash, men,
NJ. Jones, G. A. Youngquist, e. E.
Johnson; 220-yard dash, men, NJ. Jones,
G.. A. Youngquist, G.. E. Johnson; 40
; yard dash, men, G. A.: Youngquist, M.
Clark; relay race, E. Fagenstrom, 2.
; Hughes, H. Cady, II. G. Prior.
Professor lngraham acted as starter;
Rev; +: D.: R. Miller, S. J. Fairfield,
Fred Smith and Boston w. Smith,
!. Judges; H. G. Prior, clerk Of course;
A. G. Gram, referee.
The tennis tournament on Friday be-
! ! tween the city and the country was won
DR.. Walter Huestis. The country team
,, was formed by DR.. M. G. Evans and
l Rev. F. E; R. Miller. The score was
Rev. c.. H. Rust conducted the boys
and girls meeting at the Baptist as
sembly grounds this morning and spoke
on " The Two Gates.'' DR.. M. G. Ev-
:. ans led the Bible study class and Rev.
J: Pengelly. was in charge of the devo-
tlonal services. An address was given
by Rev. R. NJ. West on "The History
o of the Bible" and "The New Testa-
L address on tfThru Christ to God. ;,
f This afternoon an indoor baseball game
|, was played by two Of the girl teams.
e For the evening, the weather permit
ting, Chinese lantern procession In
the bay has been planned.
y includes addresses by Rev. G. NJ. Ev.
e ans on t'The Gospel of Mark; by
l. Rev. R. NJ. West on "The Mission of
" the Baptist People,; by Rev. W. B.
Riley, tt'The Baptism Of the Spirit -;
= devotional services conducted by Rev
J. NJ. PengellY, and boys and girls
meeting led by Rev. G. M. Rust.
An entertainment contest has been
announced for the evening. fs
ii Mrs. Albert J. Bisbee will be hostess
at the monthly meeting of the Birth
day club Friday at the Sampson house
Mrs. Bisbee will entertain the mem
, bers at thimble bee. al ~s.F
. Mrs. R. Gill, the Misses X. Gill and
Elizabeth Gill have arrived from st
! the month Of August. Miss Florenct
, rived Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R
Atwood, Miss Bessie Waterman, Mis-
= Alvina Spetman, Omaha; W. E. Bach
man. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. W. S
; Swain, Aberdeen, S: D.; Mr.: and Mrs
P. s. Q'Connor, Miss Nellie Power
and Miss Katherine c. O'Donnell O.
st. Paul were among the yesterday
!. arrivals at the Sampson house.
The White House has among it
guests number of musical people, an
e during the rainy weather imprompt
+ the hours. Miss Mabel Quinn of ST
. Louis, Mrs. Wheeler of st. Paul, Mrs
! J. Il. Sherry Of Omaha and Mrs. Harr,
I Rubey of Macon, Mo-, are quartz
!, of delightful musicians; Miss Quinn j
. an accomplished pianist, Mrs. Wheele
plays and sings, Mrs. Sherry is tn
8 possessor of a beautiful voice and Mrs
+ P,,hn ic oil ohal c,,,
: The Misses Lilli Schaefer and Char
!. lotte Bischoff of St. Louis also posses
! charming voices. . 5s
;. The river boats brought quite
host of visitors to the lake the pas
! week, and among the arrivals at th
i White House were Mrs. J. H. Comfor
l Colonel c. D. Comfort Joined them yes
t terday and will remain with his famil
d until they return early in September
e Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson of Prince
e ton, N. j., arrived yesterday to spen
s "a few days with the Comforts.
j Mrs. Gustaf Bishof and family al
T Ty last week EEK s snd will IL be ioaine
) lily will return to st. Louis abou
= Sept. !.
$ The Mis:H schaefer of st. Loui
T will be at the White House until tn
end of August. Mr.. Schaefer will ioi
his daughters for the remainder of tn
&. season Thursday.
Major Crop has entertained at tn
| White House Mr.. and Mrs. s. Griswol
and Miss Mayme Watson of Whitehall
ILL.,, who were on their way to the Pa
y cifc coast. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Hellenbeck o
e Chicago and family, Mr.. and Mrs. +
$ L. Tur1rer, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Drill
i MI. and Mrs. Joe Holman, Miss Haze
. Hit, Reynolds B. Hit, Mr.. and Mr.!
c S. S. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. H. {
}, Hirshy, were guests at the White Hous
Is over Sunday.
H. Blackwell and P. Kelly were tn
guests Of George Madden, and w. Z
N Newgard spent Sunday with friend
at the White House.
Opportunities in the Northwest.
nj Not only the farmers, but all classe
e of working men find wonderful oppo