The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-31
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Harmony chapter, o. E. S., gave a
spring banquet Friday evening in the
lodge parlors, 81 University avenue. It
was beautifully appointed affair and
over 25O guests: were seated at the
tables. Decorations in. the popular
used; Vases filled with Eagter lilies
green and green and white bunting
made the rooms bright and cheerful.
Mrs. w. FL. Kirk was chairman of
the general committee, the other mem
bers being Messrs. and Mines. Ralph
Young, Frank Campbell, Frank Meyst,
En- p; C. W Pr e End nd Mines Nm ST, Frank Morri-
On the committee in charge Of the din
ing room were Mrs. W. G. Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs: Guy Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Todd, MI.
and Mrs. W. P. Washburn, Mrs.
Lowe, mr.; and Mrs. Charles Il. How
ard and Miss Libby. For the guests
who did not wish to dance later in the
evening card tables were arranged in
ment committee were Mines. Conner
Pierce and Emma Smith. -,
This evening Harmony chapter will
give a masquerade in the lodge hall
as all affairs Of the lodge are for mem
bers, guests are entertained by special
invitation. *%
Mrs. J. D. Grojean of Hendricks,
MINI, IS visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rev. Clement "A. Clarke, the new pas
tor Of the First Congregational church,
will be a guest at the silver social of
the. Unity club Of the church at the
residence of Mines. A. E. Leavitt and A,
+. Horr, 425 Fourth l't9l tn street, Sc.
Mrs. M. Brennan entertained the
Merry C incl. club ednesday afternoon
At her home, 7o oi;" Twenty erdy fifth: avenue
The marriage Of Miss Alice stamw7iitz
and William NJ Peterson took place
/ Tuesday. evening at the home of the
bride s father, OH University avenue
1SE., The only attendant Of the bride
was her niece, Miss Birdie Witte. Mr..
and, Mrs. Peterson left Thursday even
ing for their home in Winnipeg, Man.
The third annual dance of the class
of '04, East Side high school, at John.
son hall, Friday evening, April Il, will
be an unusually pretty affair with a
limited number of guests. A full or.
chestra will play for the program of
twenty dances. On the committee in
charge Of the arrangements are Miss
Marguerite Morgan, Miss Faith
Wheaton, Adm Tyler, Harvey Warner
and Cecil McKercher.
Mrs. Jack Staples entertained the
Lazarre Euchre club Thursday at her
East Minneapolis home. Prizes were
won by Mines. Staples, Sheets and Fol
som, After The. games luncheon was
served in the dining room. Mrs. B. F.
Tekip assisted : the hostess. Mrs.
Sheets will entertain the club at the
next meeting. n.
Miss Eva Graham, 80 Fourth street
Sc, entertained a few friends Wednes-
day evening. Prizes were won by
Misses Kitty johnson and Marie
Peaslee; William Lewis and Chauncey
Barden. Present were: Misses Floy
Gore, Chippewa Falls, Wis; Grace Phil
lips, Mabel Tenvoorde, Pearl Woodman
and Ethel Boy]es, Ray Wilson, Dave
Walter, Sam Irving. Frank Austin, Ray
Woodman, Harry Lewis and William
Boyles. - ..... ..,.,.
PERSONALS.
Mrs Flora e. Moore has been spending few
days in Pennington, MINI.
Rev. W. H.. Jordan and family have moved
| to sos Sixth street Sc. ss ~ = =,
| Mrs. r. v. Dorcas has been visiting In
Mrs J. r. Canterbury, Ill Fourth street So
will leave Monday evening for the Pacific coast
| Mrs. Canterbury will remain west for two months
and will visit her sister, Mrs. M. ". Longfellow
| at her home near Portland, Ore.
Mrs. W. s. Pattee$ of Six tn street Sc is plan
ming to leave the latter part of April for Seattle