The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-16

months, were. the honor guests at a
surprise picnic last evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Grant. 1882
Knox avenue s. Twenty-four guests
were present and each brought picnic
basket filed with good things and
after the jolly dinner 1--WE hundred was
played.
Ed Lane gave a sleighing party last
evening in honor of Miss Thirza Can
field. After ride of three hours Mr..
Lane and his guests went to the home
of Miss Garfield, Ito Hawthorn ave-
nue.. where an oyster supper was served
from a table decked with cut-fiowers.
Games We're played after supper.
A wedding that will interest Hamline
college people took place recently in
China, when Miss Mabel j. Little and
Walter M. Crawford, a graduate of the
college, were married in Hankow. Mr..
Crawford is now principal of a school
! for boys at Chung King. Miss Little
formerly lived in Grand Rapids, Mimi.
where she taught school. She went to
| China in 1902.
The marriage Of Miss katherine Leist
yesterday in the Immaculate Concep.
ton church. After the service, which
was read BY Father T. E. Cullen, Mr..
and Mrs. Meisenberg left for their home
in Enderlin, N. D.
Thirty young people Of Graham Hall
were entertained Saturday evening in
by the Misses Julia and Helen Yanger
An advertising guessing contest fur
nished amusement and the prizes were
lawarded to the Misses Geraldine Mar
tin and Elizabeth Martin. After the
games refreshments were served anc
there was dancing.
The Misses Arabell Lahiff and Marie
Gambert entertained a group Of youn&
hing. Mrs. Gahiff and Mrs. Mccarthy
lchaperoned the guests, who were tn,
Misses Florence Mccarthy, Florence
! LOTUS, Katharyn Egan, Nora Egan
Katharyn McGinnis, Margaret Clein
berg, Kathleen Rice, Mary Allen, Gene
Wilder, Charles Haily, George Krugen
slime, Wilfred ROCKFORD, Alvin Ebert
, Paul Hansen, Raymond Pendergast, Al
thur Lahiff, Leo Lahiff, Emmitt Lahit
, and Andrew Garvis. 1>' W..
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. ~t..
, Mrs. Margaret Rogers has removed from
Paul to the Plaza. .'- g.. r.,
= DR.: and Mrs. Henry g: Aldrich leave tn
evening for southern trip. 80 49,. ~
Mr.. and MRS. Robert koeh1er and son ha,
l closed their home at Washburn Park and are
r 1O15 Mary place for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Crosse of the Holm
Hotel returned yesterday afternoon from a Wis
. Of several weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Evans and son
Spokane, WASH. are visiting Mrs, Evans pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bartleson.
$ Blue Bell hive, L., o. T. NJ, will give ma
= querade ball this evening in McElroy's hal
, Eighth street and Nicolet avenue.
. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Armstrong Of Winnipe
Cam who have been visiting Mr.: and Mrs. e. Fra,
last night. ... .-.
Q Pride of s57, No. 1856, G. I. A. to B.
' L. e., win give dancing party TUESDAY "a
80, in Maccabee hall FrankIin and S,l! Bloomin
> chestra will furnish music.
! Mrs. R. L. Penney with Mr. and Mrs. 0. J
s Campbell of Litchteld, Mimi. left last eyenil
g for Havana Cuba. They will spend several da
/ in Washington and visit other points Of intere
in the south and return the last Of April.
A delightful sleighing party was given Ia
/. week by the young people Of ST. Johns Eva
q gelical church. Sixteenth avenue and Ihi
d home of Mrs August .sandhefr, Medicine LAX
where games were played and refreshmen
served, :Gn a52~ 2--'.,.cs:- -
l. Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
r. S G Grend aoud
g borough; p H. Roberts: BEoxtsli tell, G. A. W, Piers
Colburn; WeEtminster. H: 2. Pence: G !,ys1-
-, Miss F. H. Htpwood: Waldosf. j. b. G1ihlla
Jr.. s. R. n. Jameson; a., Fifth Avenue' ..
$, Gold: Herald Square, %W+i0CoOkus. e. p ~.
8 Straw Hats Z. for the southern al
T. California trade can be found
s. Phillips'.