The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-17
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Miss McElroy and Miss Morris gave
charming dancing party at Glen
Morris Saturday evening. About sew
enty-fve guests We're present and en-
ioyed the delightful hospitality Of the
Christmas lake hostesses. The large
room, lighted by many candles. Large
clusters of fragrant garden flowers
were arranged around the large boul-
der fireplace, and the shelves held
vases filled with sweet flowers, con
trasting daintily in their colors with
the furnishings Of blue and woodwork
in mission style.
Among the guests were a group Of
singers who entertained with a pro-
gram of double quartet selections They
were Carl Struck, Thomas McCracken,
Walter Godart, Burton Twitchell, Grin
Edwards, Raymond Robertson, 10y
Pugh and Percy Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gillette enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening
at the Lafayette club for Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rich of Red Wing, who have
been their guests at their summer home
on Gideon's bay. Covers were laid for
twelve.
| The Baptist Young Peoples union
will have a three days session at the
assembly grounds ground -. Mound, BEGINNING !35 pg
Rev. Il. T.. Henson of Providence, b. l.;
Rev. ". H; Geistweit Of Chicago and
Rev. B. M. West of st. Paul. Saturday
evening, July %, there will be steam
er excursion for the young people, for
which the Swedish Ladies quartet of
St. Paul will furnish the music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Luebben and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs William
Blaufuss and daughter of st. Louis,
arrived at the White house, Excelsior,
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. H.. S. Wood
ruff Of Minneapolis entertained Mr..
house, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo
of New York are visiting them.
Gordon Graham, choirmaster Of St
Marks procathedral, and family are
in camp at the assembly grounds al
Mound and are .chaperoning fifteen OF
the choir boys Of the church at thei1
annual outing. They are to remain il
camp. for ten days and are preparing
to be hosts to a number of their rela
tives and friends Bishop and Mrs
s. G. Edsall were guests at camp Satur
| day. The boys presented a musical pro
gram at the Sunday morning cam
Services. 1t has been decided to discon
tinue the Sunday school services a
4 clock and have song services witt
t fifteen minutes Sunday school lesson
r Rev. G. T. Hallowell, district mission
|. ary, will be in charge of the Thursda,
!, evening prayer meeting this week.
2 Mrs James G.. Fullerton: of Arcola
= entertaining at a houseparty for Mis-
,. Mary Hudson, Willard Hudson an
Carlton Toy Of Sioux City, and Mis-
e McLain of Salt Lake City. ~r -
The Sunday guests at the Whit
house were NJ. Goraty, H. L. Gross,p1
:, Miss r. Tanke; Miss Glare Gibbon
j.. z. Fenwick,5 We. Mclaughlin
l, James K. Johnson, st. Paul; Mise
/ Bessie Goldman Fannie Crown, Cla1
a Schlissinger, Mrs. Clyde Waterma
(. Ben G. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. @. j
$ Berry, Miss Ethel Schanklin, Miss Be
. nice Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
e Jaros, G. A. McGregor, W: NJ. Ringe
Q Mr.. and, Mrs.e5J. III. cKelveY, Mi
Bertha War hen,p p. H. Goodrich, Mi
Il NJ F. Moore, Misses Scott, LIN. Ke
b yon, ). A.. Glow, Ellis Perrin, J.
Joyce, E. NJ. Stevens, Miss NJ. Dun
r Minneapolis; S. F. sHeaton, Princeto
) Ind; D. L, Donnellan, Jr Eau Clair
il Wis; c.. S. Gilbert, Pottstown, Pa
IN Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams, Chicag
A party Of forty Of Macon, Mo-, wi
ic arrive Aug. l. Harry NJ. Rubey, a
II companied by Miss Mary Rubey, W:
= return in their automobile to Maco
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