The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-13

Boernsr, Gladys Moore Minnie Kelly, vivian Nc Z
Blackmar, Leslie Motie and Jay Yeats. 81,
4 g. f. Haglin and u g fJoslyn are among the
Minneapolis people at Jacksonville Fla.
Ron HioSo tribe No. %, will give dance
in the wigWam, 26 Washington avenue S, to-
morrow evening.
Miss Grace Nj. Atkins has returned to her home
in Connecticut after visit with her aunt Miss
Elizabeth A. House.
hall, 622 Fremont avenue n.
Miss Daisy Rudolph sof 415 East Sixteenth
weeks visit in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Miss Margaret Swift has gone east and after
visiting Chicago and Buffalo she will attend the
inaugural ball with her father, John d. Swift.
Minnehaha grove No. II and Minnesota camp
No. l will give masquerade bali in Morgan
Post hall, 3O7 Nicollet avenue, Thursday even
ing. r. s.,
The Freeman Bible class Of Wesley church
will give a valentine party tomorrow evening
at the home of Miss Marshall, 1892 Irving ave
nue. s. ..>r - 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster of BOLT Irving
will visit Washington and, remain until after the
Inauguration. 80 ' ~S~~et ~ ~
Lincoln camp 1906, NJ "; a. will give
hall. The program will consist of moving pic
! lures and music.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chicago Avenue
morrow evening at the home of Mrs u. T.
Jones' 1929 Park avenue. .-': s. y~-ea.-
The social committee of the Christian En-
deavor society Of Plymouth church will be en-
tertained at character party Tuesday even
Ing, Feb o. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.: G. Scott, 40 Highland avenue. The com.
mittee was entertained at dinner Friday evening
by Mrs. Paulley and covers were placed for
fourteen. .a.. ', ~. .-....g. 49,. =
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
minister. J. ". Bell, Miss NJ. Sullivan, j. G.
Luker, D.: D., Dayton; Seville, r. Edgar; Cadil-
lac, +. R. Rasmussen; Herald Square c. G..
! Merrill; Holland, Mrs. L. L. Gaung, Mrs. A. p.
Maggie: S: Johnston Grenoble R. H Hasson.
Notwithstanding, E. W. Kaltenbach, l, Fret
muth. $3.50 ,. -. 4 aS-Tg=.
Minneapolis lodge No. 224 A., f. and A. NJ.
will give its annual social and entertainment
| in Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. The pro-
| gram will be furnished by the Picadilly club.
The reception committee will include Dr. and
Mrs Mark B. Smith, Messrs and Mines f. w.
R RassIs n Hre1sSaen g. Fisk Herman
| Bush, L. L.. Bosworthr W. c. Leber. .',
Master Roy Mcfarland. entertained party
of friends at his home at Lake Harriet Wednes-
| day evening, the occasion being his fourteenth
were features Il the evening: Misses Leah Nc:
Farland: The guests were Misses Ruth Steven
son, Ethel Wetmore. Hazel Ebert and Esther
and Charles Gallagher. &C. -
Miss Winifred Turner and Miss Wanda Fraiker
gave valentine luncheon of nine covers in
honor Of the Wamerwima club, an organization
of South high school girls, at the home Of
Miss Fraiken Saturday. The dining room was
in red and silver and the decorations and name
cards We're suggestive OF st. Valentine. Present
| We're Misses Agnes Hixon, May Christensen, Irms
Brink. Agnes Christensen, Wanda Fraken. Mary
robertson, Winifred Turner, Blanche Murphy 'ant
| Iosella Gillespie. -
A pleasant sleighride was enjoyed Friday even
! ing by Misses Hazel Estabrook, Leona Esta
brook. Florence Ekyall.. Esther Ekvall Charlotte
Downs. Jessie Deacon. Stella Warner. Edith
| Anderson. Minnie Youngstown. Gertrude Ebel
| seen, Mildred Lindstrom, Hder Wahlstrom
| Lillian Bosworth and Messrs. Claude Moon
Leon Warren, Horace O'Dell, Harold Bills
George Peterson, Roy. Garfield, Eddie Grose
Charles Halland 1ngwald DAHL Joseph Haverty
| Ralph Haley, Lawrence Sax and Joseph Malanu
! After two-hour ride light refreshments were
served at the home of Miss Hazel Estabrook
27O5 Thirteenth s.