The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-25

and A. F. Benson. The parlors were
made attractive with flowers and palms.
The affair was arranged by a group Of
the church women, Mines. M. W. Saw
age, J: H. Martins ". Fl: Landis, Mark
F. Smith dGaa E. f. G G. 4 J. M W htt " l.
Cook. II. i. Woodward, G. /.
Hs TFes B s. W. M Morrison A. W. NJ \:
Rose, S. A. DeMill, A. F. Bruchholz, F.
E. Dunn, John Campbell, H. D. Cush-
man, G. l. Gorham and G.. S. Couch.
Rev. and Mrs. Willard S. Ward were
guests of honor at a. reception which
was given last evening in Riverside
chapel by the Riverside people. The
affair was in the nature of a farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, who have just sew
cred their connection with the chapel
Mr.. Ward has been pastor Of Riverside
for two years. A pleasant feature OF
the evening was the presentation Of a
purse of gold to Mr.. Ward from the
ton. Miss Edythe Gould sang, Miss
Frances Seaborn recited and the girls
choir gave several numbers. =.
Mrs. Samuel L. Ingram gave pretty
luncheon on Wednesday at her home
22O1 Aldrich avenue S. All Of the ap'
pointments were carried out In green
and white. 40.
Mrs. w. T. Smith of 2122 Lake of the
Isles boulevard, entertained informal
" last night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
James Egan, who has just returned from
California. The decorations were pink
and white and the same colors were
used in the refreshments served after
progressive cinch. Mrs. Smith will en-
terrain another company Thursday
night. -
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fullerton were in Jackson
vile. Fla. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hodgkinson and chill
sailed today for England
| Mrs Edward Fortier Is home from an EXTENDED
visit to Granite Falls. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cudworth. nee Gilmore
are home from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs N. X. Henderson. 1924 Lyndal
| avenue s, have returned from the east
| The Union Card club will meet with Mrs. Eels
| II Fifteenth street N. Tuesday afternoon.
! Miss Elsa Gray Of Litchfeld is visiting Mrs
T.. q. Humlong, 334 Eighteenth street.
Miss Amelia Harrington Of Superior. Wis
is spending week with Mrs. W. W. Sykes o
| Spruce place.
Weaver temple Rathbone Sisters, will hold 1t
regular meeting this evening in Masonic Tempt
and the transaction of business will be tolloWe
by social hour.
Mrs Mcintosh of Pembina, N. D.. is the cues
of her daughter, Mrs. Maud E. Carberry, 81
Beacon street Sc, ON her way home from Lon
Beach, Cal.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are a
follows: Grand Union, G. s. Morrill,; Heral
Square, C. B Moak; Waldorf, f. L.; Gray; st
Denis, F. NJ. Durgin.
Miss Bessie Hall and her aunt, Mrs: McDayit
| accompanied by Dr.. Anderson Of Mobile. Ala
| left last evening for st. Louis. Mo-, and Mobile
where they will spend several months. -
Among the Minneapolis people who were a
Los Angeles Cal. last week were Mr.. and Mrs
B. H. Woodwork, Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Ber
nett and Mrs Charles W. Sexton, the Misse
Sexton and Dr.. W. S. Laton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Logefel entertained We'un
| Cinch club Thursday evening. Prizes wer
| won by Mines. La Belle and Miller, Messrs. Mi
Ter and Reed The club will meet April 6, wit
Mr.. and Mrs. La Belle, 1923 Bryant avenue n.
Hiram Hobby celebrated his tenth birthda
Wednesday by entertaining sixteen young friends
The guests were Kenneth and Bernett Miller
Melvin Florence. Rudolph Dahl, Edna Meyer
| Henry Knobel Myron, Gladys and Irene DAN
Rose Knobel, Anna Maybe, Myrtle Dahl, Georg
| Drodahl and Lydia Hanson.
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