The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15
SALTWATER

Miss Elizabeth Chalmers OF Third street s
was hostess at afternoon company Tuesday
in honor Of Miss Virginia Conrad. The favors,
won by Misses Florence Boyle and Aurora Sta
pies, were presented to Miss Conrad.
Mrs. Jane r. Doyle, West Wilkins street, has
returned from Ottawa, Can, where she was
called by the death Of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Saint and son Fred OF
Minneapolis were in saltwater over Sunday,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Connors and
family, West Laurel street.
Miss z. Geraldine Brown of Minneapolis was
in the city, Sunday. sfss,s
The Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Mitchell enter
tanned the Girls Church club Monday afternoon.
e. G. Hawkins has moved his family from
street. ..,....~-as Ea@t~s s
At recent meeting of Company to select a
successor to Second Lieutenant Nelson o.
Marsh, First Sergeant w. e. Per Lee received
20 votes and Sergeant Charles Thomas 10.
Lieutenant Colonel Corriston Of Minneapolis pre-
sided at the election. 4
Mrs, A. B.. Wilgus, Jr., of New York arrived
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
f. Collins. @
Mrs. R. P. Russell and Mrs. Carrie Lovejoy
of Minneapolis were guests of Mrs Walter
Prince, West Pine street. over sunday: -,
James W. Foley and a party of friends VIII
leave in few days for Appleton, Mimi. where
they will hunt ducks
Miss Louise Minor Of st. Paul was IN the city
over Sunday, a guest of Miss Alice Murc2ck.
school faculty when the Lincoln building was
used the high school.
Mrs. Kunde was hostess for the German La
dies Reading club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Sixth avenue s.
Mrs Dora T. Colby of San Francisco, CAL.
who has been in saltwater for few days at
the home of Mrs. Charles H. Browne, East
Cherry street, left Monday morning for Oneida,
N. Y. '.E
The Ladies of the Maccabees bave very en-
joyable card and dancing party Friday evening
! T.,
The a.k Of W " %sEn4
hall. Burchard's orchestra played and num-
her of Saltwater people were present.
| Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Hale moved to st. Paul
this week, where Mr. Hale will be pastor OF
the Clinton Avenue Methodist church. Mr. and
| Mrs. Hale have been in saltwater two years.
Mr.. Hale was pastor of the Methodist church
| DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Caine have returned from
their wedding trip In the east.
Mrs. G. H. Luedtke Of Fa1rmont, MIMI. was
| in Saltwater Wednesday a guest OF Mrs.
NJ. c. Colligan and Miss Edythe jerks. She
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Bissen, member
| of the high-school faculty..
The Knights Of Pythias were hosts at q card
and dancing party Tuesday evening In r. P.
| hall.
Mrs Thomas Begin, who has been here on
two weeks visit to- her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. James Car1ey left Monday night for her
| home in Tacoma. Wash.
e. The has st. reS oo
Mr.. McGray served fifty years in that position.
Mrs Emma Dalrymple and Miss Nellie Jones
of Minneapolis were guests Sunday OF Miss Jen'
ME Matthiessen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baumann Of New York
were in the city last week. guests Of Warden
and Mrs. Henry Wolfer.
Miss Florence Boyle, Third street s, was host.
ess for the Five Hundred club Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Patrick Lynch of Oak Park, who has
been seriously i'll for over four weeks, is some
what improved in health altho not yet able to
be up.
Mrs. William MCPHERSON librarian, attended
the library convention at Red Wing this week
and gave paper entitled County Extension
Work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cortf and daughter Helen.
Anthony and Peter Blanchette, John Thena and
Miss Maud Blanchette of st. Paul were in Still
Mrs. MIS- Medde Blancnette, West Hickory street.
A splendid musicale was given Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Helen McCluer under
the auspices of the Woman's Reading club.
quartet Of the twin cities, gave several songs.
Mr.. Burchard contributed violin selections and
Mrs. E. OBJ, Freleigh sang. Those in charge
Of the afternoon were Mines T. A. Whitworth,
Fl. Browne, A. e. Doe, A. NJ. Deragisch and
H. S. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander have re.
turned from White Bear lake, where they spent
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Fellows and Mrs. Laura
fReed of White Bear have moved 10 this city
ana are residing at 4O4 w est dlCkOTy street,
Ed Boyle Of Third street s left Wednesday
for washington, s. D.. where he expects te
spend a couple of months.
} Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolfer SUIT
prised them Wednesday afternoon and evening
the occasion being their fifth wedding anniver
sary. Euchre was played.
| Many saltwater persons attended the Willard
{ Darach wedding at Minnetonka Beach OF
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Stella NJ. Conrad has issued invitation.
+ tor the marriage Of her daughter, Virginia, tt
E Mark lie Roy OBren Of st. Paul, which viii
take place Wednesday, Oct. Is, at 9:30 o'clocl
a IN st. Mchaers church.
l Mrs. NJ. @. Mcmillan, East Burlington. enter
tanned the Albright society Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. H. Adams who have beer
gests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil1]
Newman, have gone to Devils Lake, N. D., II
make their home.
| number Of friends surprised Mrs. Georg
' Lamphear Third street s, Wednesday evening
The gathering was in the nature Of a farewell
J. as Mr.. and Mrs. Lamphear left yesterday 70
st. Paul. where they expect to reside.
S Miss Eta Hanson West Cherry street, en-
tertained number Of st. Paul friends Wednes
day evening. ....-.
4. Mrs Ed Bandy Of West Hickory street enter
tanned a few friends at supper Wednesday.
= Boys Church Club Of the Ascension Episcopa
church Thursday evening.
4 Miss Margaret Edgerton Of ST. Paul is tn
a guest of Miss Hazel Farmer today.
Miss Farmer. Sixth street s, hostess a
!, a dinner last evening given for Miss Mar
y shreeves Of Blairstown, Iowa. Four st. Mary
10 girls were present.
=. Miss Maud Miller has gone to Harvey. N. D.
where she will spend couple Of months wit
hpr sister