The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-20
Social Afgirs

Mrs. G.. A. Rose gave luncheon and
thimble bee today at her home. GIT
Ninth avenue Sc, the six guests being
turn at entertaining each other every |
month.
Next Friday evening Mr.. and MRS.
Rose will entertain the Friday Evening
club. The twenty-four members Of the
club will play cards.
One of the successful affairs Of the
week was the annual supper given by
the Ladies Aid Of the First Methodist
church, Wednesday evening. in the
church parlors. Oven 900 Of the mem
bers and their friends were served and
afterwards all gathered to meet each
other in the church. Mrs II. p. Cole
was chairman of the committee in MAX
her were Mines. +. w. Sweitzer, A. w.
Eddy. D.. w. Wadsworth, D. ".
Blundic, Eva Lyman and groups of the
women Of the society served.
The Beta Zeta Pi will entertain a
group of friends at a sleighing party
this evening. e-r
Minneapolis chapter, D. A. r., Will
be entertained by Mrs. j. Guilford at
her home, 1920 Hawthorn avenue. at
the meeting an auditor will be elected,
the office of which was created last
month at a special meeting at the East
Side Pillsbury library. The daughters
Of the various chapters Of the state are
the Continental hall, and it is hoped
that the congress in April may be held
in it, even if it should not be finished.
The ground floor is almost completed,
and by April the second story will be
up. 1t is planned that it will be board
the D. A. r. colors as the best substi-
tute for inward and outward finish.
Another project which is much talked
about by the women is the plan which
was suggested by one Of the Connect
cut chapters-that of having each state
represented by beautiful art window
in Continental halls This would give
opportunity to add lasting ornament
to their building. -
Little Marjorie Purves was given a
delightful birthday party Saturday
afternoon at the home Of her parents
on Fourth street Sc. A group of lit
tie friends had been invited to help her
celebrate the sixth event, and the chill
dren made merry at games and dancing.
When luncheon time came the little peo-
pie marched into the diningroom to par
take Of the birthday feast. The center
table was a mound Of red, and from
the small name cards which were at
each cover radiated red ribbons tied to
the favOrs hidden under the centerplece.
They were bon-bon crackers, and after
they had been pulled the guests wore
the quaint caps and bonnets. Before
4 the birthday cake, with it's six burning
tarers, was cut, the children had great
= pleasure in blowing the allotted three
times for a wish. 80.
} The Mems club Of Holy Trinity
: church will enjoy social evening
Thursday evening, Jan. 25 in the guild
: rooms. There will be music, informal
! talks and a light supper at the conclu
: sion. These affairs among the men have
3 proven charmingly successful ever since
9 they were inaugurated.
q A pleasant affair Of yesterday after
n noon was the reception given at thu
= home of Mrs. T. Anderson, 1922 Poll
- street NE, by the second division Of tn
d Ladies Aid society of Trinity Methods
: church. Eleven of the women Of thu
derson, Wade, Fergusonl Spear, Ham
O Hickman and Bell. The hours wer
It from 3 to clock, and were delight
: fully filed out with an entertainingl,
n arranged program. Miss Stella More
by played instrumental solos; Miss N.Y.
tie Grosnevor sang; Mrs. Dunbar CAV
q vocal solos and Olive Ferguson, 5-yea1
It old little mite, recited very daintily
During the intermission selections fro1
a large photograph were enjoyed. Re
d freshments were served by the, host
h esses. About sixty women Of the sc
10 ciety called. -
ia Forty of the choir boys Of Holy Trir
ity church were honor guests at the ar
nual supper which the Rector's Aid 0
a the church gave for them Tuesday even
ing in the guild rooms: Two long table
white and red carnations, and the men
which was served at 'clock was con
9 posed of the delicacies Of the season
70 After supper there was an informal pr(
f. gram of talks and music, and the boy
e. had a frolic all among themselves b.
e fore going home: Rev. and MIS-: :: !
e. Miss Adele Klaine furnished part of tn
,e instrumental music on the, program
o. playing exceedingly well during an
4 after the supper. Mr.. Bass, organs
- and choirmaster Of the church, playe
4 the accompaniment for the solos whic
,e the first tenor sang, "What Are They /
n. Do?' Master Walter Higgins san
ar with violin obligato furnished by
as A. Mozzara. Master George Alto
y sang Elm Captain Of the Broomstic
N Cavalry Master Wendell Ne lBarna =
Il ple'' and Master Arthur Strong's so
p was sTatters''
Mrs. A. H. Hurd entertained the mer
\ bers of the Chrysanthemum club at tt
y meeting yesterday afternoon at h
9 home, 401 Nineteenth avenue NE.
The informal reception given to Il
pupils of the Minneapolis Business &C
q lege was an enjoyable affair. The o
n and new pupils spent the evening
playing games and dancing. The mus
n furnished by members Of the M. B.
~ orchestra, was pleasing and shows mu,
care and ability on the part of tt
. members.
81 PERSONAL MENTION.
p. D. Mcmillan of the firm of P. D. McMill
& Co. has gone to Albert Lea, Mimi, and "
> | be absent several weeks.
Dr. c.. A. Kelsey is spending weeks va
ton in the eastern part Of the state.
Mrs William Perkins 1926 Taylor street n
g is visiting friends in Saltwater.
e. Thamest have been the guests Of Mr.. q
Mrs. c. r. Wilkinson at their Northeast NJ
Ii neapolis home for week.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wallis of Univers
avenue have gone to Chicago and New York
spend three weeks.
81. T. SarteIl of ST. Cloud is visiting Mrs CT
ton Edgerly at her home. 336 Ninth street
Mr. Sartell Is one of the delegates to the meet