The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Miss Eirie Trump has returned from New
York. Ssss5sssssl,. .s a. -5s1 q Z 81.
Lnlyan shanuer. the author Of ''susanne,' il
spending q week In the city.
Fred G. Cohen OF 22O Twelfth street s has
gone to Nerstrand, Mimi, to teach school.
Mrs. L. l.. Winters of Kenwood parkway has
! returned from two weeks. trip In. Chicago
The $. o. Ctnch club viii meet this evening
with Mrs. G., Al Peterson, 2e25 Stevens ave-
nue.. No. 9 2 st& z5aSSS @
MIS- MOBILES hail Iii hennepn avenue pa Thurs
day evening as;
The sewing circle Of Appomattox corps Will
East franklin avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. e. Barnes have gone to Long
Beach, Cal, for the winter and may decide to
make their home there. 81. = =
Mrs. Lee y. Templeton leaves this evening for
indianapolis. Ind. to visit her mother and viii
be gone several weeks. %s
Philomathean hive, No. 10, l.. O. It, NJ. will
hold It's regular review tomorrow evening in tho
hall, Is Seventh street s.,
=, J, j. 1ruax of West Concord was over
Sunday guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N.
Iruax, SoI Eighth street s.
MI and Mrs 2. F: yose Of 200 lSast Thir-
teenth street. LETT Yesterday for their winter
home at Hawks Park. Fla.
Mrs. Pearl G.. Ross Of jamestown, N. D., Is
visiting ner parents. Dir. and Mrs. N. J. La
Brash, 1t25 Bryant avenue N. r
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshall have closed
their cottage at Deephaven and are at OF East
franklin avenue. FOR the winter. r ..
Mrs. E. a. Russell has been called east by the
death or her sister. Mrs Russell will 70 south
later and open her hotel in Florida Dec. /.
Woodbine camp, Royal Neighbors. ST. will
give card party in Maceabee hall, Franklin
ana Bloomington avenues, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Melvin Wood and family. have Joined
Mir. Wood at Pasadena, where they are the
guests OF Mir. Woods mother, Mrs. NJ E. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. G; A: Rose and Mr.. and Mrs.
harry SHasey Will be In party leaving Thurs
day evening for Chicago to attend the football
game. u .,@..
The Wesley Methodist church Sunday school
~ll give supper tomorrow evening in the din
ingroom Of the church. "A social win follow the
supper. " ~ a.,
Mrs Fl. NJ. Stocking of Fourth avenue s
will leave Friday night for Chicago with party
Of sorority girls, which she will chaperone at the
Mrs. W. s. spottswood and children and Miss
Grace Perkins have returned from a western
trip and are at their home. 701 University ave-
nue. Sc Mr.. spottswood will return from the
west In few weeks.
Minneapolis. but now Of Long Beach, Cal. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Brooks at their
home. 17oS Laurel avenue.
Mrs J. H. Barnhart will entertain Minneap.
oils chapter, No. 8. O. E. s., at the regular
thimble bee Wednesday afternoon at her home,
1914 East Twenty-si4th street.
Mrs. Abbie Eells Reed Of II Fifteenth street
N, worthy matron Of Minneapolis chapter No. 8,
o. E. s., has issued Invitations for luncheon
to be given Thursday at o'clock in honor Of
tho officers Of the chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs e. W. Walker have returned
from their wedding trip and will receive after
Walker formerly Miss Edith Hampton, the
orsanlst of the Thirteenth Avenue M. %. church.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
follows: Everett, J.; NJ. Crozier; Seville, ". S.
Hnnklns G. Stromberg; Imperial, E. L. Buck
Wolcott, ". c. Tubbs, N. L. Larson; Marie An
tainette, Mrs. A. Iceland. Miss Ueland Grenoble,
&. Walker.
Mrs. Stephen B. Lovejoy and Miss Marjorie
hovejoy are spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy T. Williams of S54 Edgewood avenue
New Haven, Conn. They have been at the sea;
shore during the greater part of the summer and
only moved into New Haven the last Of October
The sewing society Of Morgan corps will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Nellie Hardy, 2e45 Third
avenue S. The corps will give an oyster supper
for the post Nov. 10. Mrs. Ida X. Martin, de-
partment president, inspected the corps last
week and was presented with handsome vase
for her new home. Mines. Lillian Harding,
Idella 3. Wade, and Isobel Gillespie are three
new members. ~