The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
ST. ANTHONY PARK

IT, Professor Pr and Mrs Harry Snyder gave bril-
nan rec reception last evening at their home
or were the faculty of Minnesota Agricultural
school, with the senior Junior and sophomore
classes of the college. Professor and Mrs. sny-
der were assisted about the rooms by the wives
OF the faculty men. A group of younger women
had charge of the dining groom and served
trappe In L, the large enclosed porches, of the
mousse The stairs were wreathed with Eng
lish Ivy. The halls and porches were protuseiy
decorated with palms and great masses OF
1oage The III aaerned With
Win pink chrysanthemums. The color scheme
OF the dlning-room was yellow, the centerpiece
OF OF the - table being a large bowl Of yello,:
We're present during the evening xf.5 & cS.- /:
1oween party tuesday evening for 'Af her son,
The executive committee of st.. Anthony
Iark association gave large reception Thurs
DAY afternoon at the home of its president,
George shellenbarger, who is the leader OF the
American history division gave brief outline
OF the winters lessons. Mrs. William Liggett
state federation meeting at Minneapolis. Mrs.
Paul in 1905; Mrs 6. +. Francis sang several raj
masses Of red SALIVA. The association works
under three general divisions, charity, park i'm
provement and educational The ed,1ca tionaI
division keeps up a large class in American his
rene events ana patrlot1c AFFAIRS, while the I'M
provement and charity divisions do substantial
work IN identifying the park in sewing for
the, Jean Martin home and the reedlework
guild and in relieving cases Of poverty, The
dent; Mines. Liggett land Cudworth, Vice pres
idents; Mrs. Todd and Mrs. O. r. johnson.
secretaries and Mrs. H. E. W. schuette treas
I urer. = - s-' 81 g z
r. The SWomen's Missionary Union of st. Paul
Congrega tional churches will meet Tuesday in
the st. Anthony Park Congregational church
Snnyt nf fha
| at the morning and afternoon sessions MRS.
s. B. Green, Mrs. Henry Hunter and Mrs Burg
hardt have charge Of the dinner that will be
Miss Madeline Hunter will give Halloween
party Tuesday evening for Miss Sadie, Chase,
| bride Of next month. = - .'5 -
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs William Bass.
The history division viii begin its winters
/ lessons Friday at the home Of Professor and
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Hause Of Commonwealth
avenue entertained at cards Tuesday evening
/ =, MISS Gertrude Oliver has gone to Seattle for
/ The Parlaud-Newhall Bell Ringers will give
! a concert at the experiment farm Monday eve
i ming. Pr : #2ss@9
Miss Anna Hansen Of Boyd, Mimi, spent the
i week with Miss Nettie Wilson. >
1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Muller, who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rich, have returned to
Miami, Fla. = -
Mrs. J: W. Jandell Of New Brighton, with
Nj! NJ and Mrs: 3. g. Case Of Minneapolis were
last week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wv. Rich
1 Mrs A. R. McGill> has returned from the
8 east. -,
Miss Stella Cary entertained the younger
people of the Congregational church yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Brown of Des Moines,
Iowa. have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
lenbarger. =
Mrs George S. Williams is visiting her son
lat Walker, MINI.
Mrs J. Costello entertained the Twin City
Euchre club Friday afternoon.
+ Miss Grace Costello entertained the Il. b T.
iV.&club Thursday ~ ae5Sns.E7Sst -
Mrs E. c. Francis will entertain the Monday
club tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Bohn, with the Misses
BONN. who have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Chase, have returned to their home on
Summit avenue. ~ 81 q
Henry B. Tisdale has returned from the
west, i.,2E. sE.4 BEEI "a 4. - - q