The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-27

large number Of the corps surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Cone and httingly remembered their twen-
ty-ffth wedding anniversary by presenting to
them silver water pitcher.
The sixth division of the Sigma sNu fraternity,
including five chapters in Minnesota and Iowa,
is holding q convention this week at the Uni
men met at Hotel Nicollet and transacted
the important business Of the convention and in
the evening enjoyed theater party In St. Paul
Today the guests are taking an automobile trip
thru the two cities and their envtrOns, and to-
night will gather at the Minikahda club for
ball. Saturdays plans include a launch party
hotel.
Mrs. ]. B. Gilfllan Of 400 Tenth avenue Sc
spoke at the vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian association building Sunday
afternoon.
The children's progressive lyceum of the Band
of Peace met Sunday afternoon at the I. o. o. F..
hail. corner of Central avenue and Fourth
street
annual banquet Monday evening, May Z, at the
Plaza hotel.
G. D. Decker, secretary Of the board Of
regents Of the state university, has been APP
pointed to receive contributions to the San Fran
cisco relief fund from university students and
from residents of the East Side.
entertained the Neighborhood club at her home
on Monday evening. Cards furnished recreation
for the party. Light refreshments were served.
evening Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H Howard, 1900 Vincent ave-
nue. S.
nue. last Sunday evening. Mrs. S. NJ. Lowell
lectured to the society.
Thomas Crane, an employee of the Minneapo.
lis st. Louis railroad, was seriously injured
cavating on the East Side. He was struck by
a steam shovel and his left side was badly
Dovre lodge No. 3, Sons of Norway, cele-
brated its sixth annual festival with ball
last Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows
hall, Twenty second and Central avenues, Music
was furnished by the Bijou orchestra.
| E. R. Kullberg of 33S Fifth street NE re-
ceiyed honorable mention at the recent annual
in Mankato. for his group Of Illustrations in
black and white. J. W. Betlach 63S Huron
street Els. also received honorable mention for
book plate design, and the same honor was
conferred upon G.. E. Wiley, 41s Thirteenth
avenue Sc, Tor his artistic work in photography.
Kehearsals Of the play Of TIE E. H; s. Alumni
Thursday Both We're well attended and the
cast is rounding into shape rapidly under the
coaching of Roy Williams and Matthew Game
Theta Epsilons at the home Of Miss Vera Cole
100 Oak Grove street.
The Alphi Phi sorority fave an informal last
night at the Minikahda club. A number OF
young people from the East Side were present
The members of the 1908 Gopher board, and
those candidates who "also ran" will be en-
tertatned by Miss Catherine Rittenhouse Of 40e
Eleventh avenue on the evening of May 7.
| The junior senior reception Of the East high
school will be held this year on May II in the
new Wilson hall, at the corner of University
and Fourteenth avenue SD. - ,-sr
Wednesday evening The Journal Cadets Of the
st the ST. ba fave an exhibition drill
Alderman ]. F. Lane Of Eighth avenue Sc
has been n, Sc seriously II for the past week,
East high school, lectured today on ''Earth
quakes'' in the East high school auditorium.
The Junior leaguers of the First M. q. church
}wtll hold a May festival Of Speech and Song
Tin the Schurch; Tuesday evening, May /. Every
i one is cordially invited. - - s-
| Joseph L. sherburne Of Fifteenth avenue ST.
| left Tuesday fop Browning, Mont where b,
will spend tie summer. He has not fully re
| covered from severe attack of typhoid feve
and will work on surveying party to regain hi
| health.
Sergeant Odin Wold ofathef East Side polio,
station srecefved word yesterday from his sol
| Walden1ar, who was visiting with his sister IL
San Francisco, Mrs. William Fl. Johnson, at tn,
time Of the earthquake. No postage stamps
4 were upon the enyelop, only the postmark Sal
/ Francisco. The many friends of the famil!
Will be glad to learn Of their safety.
! Nicollet lodge No. 16. A. o. u. W., gives
Central avenue for the benefit Of the lodges
| baseball team.
1 The members Of Northern Light lodge, No
121, I. o. o. f., will attend services at thu
Loyalty Baptist church, Central between Twen
/ ty-third and Twenty fourth avenues NE, on Sun
day morning. Rev. E. M. LETTERS will preach
sermon communicating the eighty-seventh ami
very of the Institution Of the Independent Orde
| of Odd Fellows in America.