The Minneapolis journal., 1906-03-04

street and Nicollet avenue, Saturday.
Mrs. K. s. Buchanan will entertain
.Hennepin hive, No. 90, i. @. T.. M, at
a dance in McElroy hall, Tuesday eve
ming.
Hennepin court, Royal Ladies, cele-
brated It's eleventh anniversary on
fsssonsd muea sxiaPs eray az fea
tainment called Mrs. McGinty's Read
ing Glass. The members Of the class
were in the costumes of 1850, and after
they had given an exhibition there was
q musical program and an oyster sup
per was served.
Friday afternoon fifty members OF
Hennepin court, Royal Ladies, met with
Mrs. Thorson at her home on Girard
from small tables in the dining room
and parlor.
Surprise Parties.
A surprise farewell party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II.
Osgood, 610 Hoag avenue n, Monday
evening, in honor of Frank T. Roat,
his sisters in Minneapolis, and who left
the following morning for his home in
| Grand Forks. The rooms We're deco
rated with flowers and a luncheon was
served. Mr.. Roat was presented with
a gold ring as souvenir and cut
glass dish by Mrs. Wallace and the
Misses Wallace. Present were: Messrs.
and Mines. J, O.: Martin, p. B. Allen,
Fritz, Mines. Sigsbee, Bion, Holt, Wal
lace, the Misses Holt, Sehiltice and
/ Wallace and Henry Detman.
Charles Tucker of 3424 Oakland ave-
nue. was given surprise party by thlr-
ty-two friends Friday evening. Games
and music were followed by refresh
ments. Present were the Misses Flor
ence Elite, Geneva simons, Emily Burk-
heart, Mable Stevens, Hazel Wheeler,
} Grace Ray, Anna Sprague, Nellie Hart,
Florence Rudbeck, Blanche Morrill,, Es-
Mildred Childs, Florence Losey, Ruth
Snyder, Violet Ross, Edna Morgan,
Messrs., Edgar Rosengreen, ROLAND
Remund, Harry Hildebrandt, Sheldon
Williams, Frank Canny, Raymond Bal
) ley, Byron Kell, Clarence Hazer, Lor
ence Bates, Frank Gustavson, Antony
, Henry, Arnold Nickelson, Harry Mar
] tin, Ray Smith and Charles Tucker
| Miss Florence Quigley and Miss Ethe
: Loye gave surprise party in honor Of
: Miss Marie Smith at her home, 20;
S Union street Sc, Thursday evening
/ Games were played and assisting tn
: hostesses were Mines. Kriesel AM
: Smith. Present were the Misses Mabe
Ger Geralda al Gibbs, Vera Hewitt, Mari ?Ii
a Messrs. Lloyd Airick, Walter Manley
y Paul Raihle, Earl Carris, Thomas Kid
It well, Joseph Shaunicy, George Brewer
e Engvald Bredeson, Henry Kehme, Ha1
j. old Smith and Ralph Kriesel. {
Mrs. Annie Elliott was the hostess a
?, a gathering of thirty unlimited guest
b the members of Union Grove, No.
Woodmen circle, and it's friends SUI
y prised her. Mrs. Christine Nelson, i
l., behalf of the visitors, presented Mr.
g Elliott with ring set with opal
n Cards and music were features of th
g evening and dainty refreshments we1
t, served. Mrs. Elliott will leave :Minn'
r, The pupils Of Michael McDermit
I'd gave surprise party Monday evenin
n, at his home, 1927 Fort place, and Pr.
y sented him with mahogany music cal
met. Miss Margaret Carter sang an
ts an orchestra furnished music for dal
's. cing.- Supper was served. Present wei
a. the Misses Kathrine Morris, Margar'
Il Garter, Ruth Mcdonald, May McGan
3. Bud, Phyla Henderson, Messrs. Ed Oy
70 ems, Tom Foley, Henry Kries,o Jof
n Charles Johnson, Eugene Savage: 49,.
ID - Fred W. Cloutier,- W. M of Minn
n haha grove, No. 81, A.. O.4U. w., W;
surprised by 200 friends Tuesday ev
ct ming at the lodge hall on Bloomingte
u avenue. Mr.. Cloutier was present,
re with a gold past master s badge by II
nd lodge and handsome home desk. Z
us Beck acted as master of ceremonies al
w. K. Hicks made the presentati
er" speech The members Of Myrtle lode
81 D. Of H., furnished refreshments. Reh]
N. orchestra played and cards and ola
cling were the diversions.
re Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Smith we
M given a pleasant surprise, Monday
To- group of friends at their home
HI Eighteenth avenue 8. -