The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
Surprise Parties.

MI. and Mrs. W. s. Fitzpatrick 81
22S West Thirty-third street were Civ
en- surprise party Friday evening at
their home. Cards were played and
after the games refreshments were
served.
Miss Blanche Kinzle was given a sur
prise party Friday evening at her home
on Eighteenth avenue s. Music and
games furnished the entertainment and
after the games. Present were Misses
Grace Johnson, Marion Winslow, Alvina
Marth, Cecil Birch, Alice Nolan, Vivian
Burns, Emma Larson, Blanche Phelps,
Ella Fagerlund, Gladys Burns, Carrie
Marth, Blanche Kinzle, Messrs. J..
Jones, Ralph Bezanson, Ivor Jones, Ray
Eveland, Dan Colburn, Willard Kinzle,
Walter Nelson, Reuben Molberg, George
Gustelius, Lawrence SAKE, Leonard Lob
dell. Mines. Burns, Nelson and Smith
assisted Mrs. Kinzle.
A group of Miss Dot Brant g former
office employees pleasantly surprised
her yesterday in honor Of her birthday
anniversary by dropping in at her Of
fee with luncheon and several sow
enirs. Present were Misses Minnie and
Edith Anderson, Mae Shaughnessey,
Emma Westberg, Maude Brant, Gene
We've Westlake and Olive Fleming.
Miss lone Ebe of Jefferson, street NE
was surprised Tuesday evening by a
group Of school mates, who presented
her with beautiful signet ring, the &C.
casion being the fourteenth anniversary
Of her birthday. Music and games were
the amusements and refreshments were
served. The parlors were bright with
the national colors and carnations were
in the dining room. Present were Misses
Marie Piper, Katherine Sullivan, Oil.
vette Duclow, Hazel Goslin, Holma
| Foker, Gertrude Swanson, Margaret
| Berry, Margaret Klattenberg, Gene.
| We've Malchow, lone, Myrtle and Helen
Ebe, Masters Guy Goslin, Roy Simon.
| son, Gaylord Hunt, Earl Ried, Irving
| Holman, Grant Walsh. ~,
! Mrs. Herbert Cooke of 1924 Aldrich
avenue S was pleasantly surprised
| Thursday, her birthday anniversary, by
a. group of friends, who came with g
dainty luncheon to spend the afternoon
In the evening. there was another sur
prise party. Cinch was played and M
| o. Suttgen gave several vaudeville spe
cialties. Mrs. Cooke received many
gifts. l.s.E = =.
Rev. A. F. Elmquist was given sur
prise party last evening at his home
1917. Portland avenue, by thirty-thret
members Of his confirmation class. Mis-
had arranged the affair. Games wer,
played and refreshments were served
and before the young people left they
! presented their pastor with two hand
! some leather chairs.
Master Harry O'Neil was delightful,
\ surprised at the home of his parents
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Neil, 525 Nor
gan avenue N, by a>group Of his youn,
friends Wednesday evening. The room
were decorated with spring flowers an,
the children enjoyed games and later 1
delicious luncheon was served. Presen
were Edna Lundeen, Luella Becker
Geneva Houston, Helen Dunn, ]Rutl
Elliott, Mabel Stomm, Nellie FerH, LII
| lie Pagge. Mamie O'Neil, Donal
Wright. Phineas Blake, Clarence Ande1
son, Harry johnson, Oscar johnson, Ca1
johnson, John johnson, Willie Remine
Henry Remine, Edwin Christopher, An
ton Carlson, Ray Sullivan and Harr:
IO'Neil.
Edward and Jacob Kunz were pleas
antlv surprised by number of thei
. friends Thursday evening at their hom