The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-20

Dr.. and Mrs. W. G. skidmore have removed to
4soS nt Aldrich avenue for the summer
+; Helena. Mont. where his father is dangerously
Mrs G c., q; oirkler Is home from three
Herald Square, e oookus aosnd
Tnsses aolana n sllette n
Prince Grand an Union, J; Il; Horley; Herald
Square 4 Hots s
dings; Victoria, All. Krieger; Wellington, Mrs.
Bethel Settlement will give an exhibition Of
industrial work and entertainment.
The Klinkess Euchse esb vas entertained
Larawa at their home on Harriet avenue Mr..
and Mrs. William North and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
naye Tine
ments had been served a delightful impromptu
Ma M snsn and levitt AND MRS
The next meeting willsbe with Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Of Du.ont avenue
at her home. ao1s Queen avenue n wednesday
for the Jolly Ten Social club. After luncheon
Euchre was played; The favors went to Mrs.
George w. Hummel and Mrs. Bishop.
Charles D. White returned this week from
trip to the Pacific coast.
school will have two parties tomorrow in the
| Sunday school room. The little people will
be entertained at pm, and the Older people
George shellenberger il superintendent of the
The women of the Ea5Asbury Deaooness Aid
Tuesday at the Deaconess' home, 14oo Ninth
ages, fruits, delicacies, old linen, books, maya
zines, etc: Luncheon will be served BY the
The annual ball Of the Meat Dealers council,
No. 139, Royal league. was given last evefs>sg
| In Masonic Temple. L. II. Hoffman was the
Of and assisting the
anthony Kiyus,,I AxeIs Edlnnd, Marcus Miller
Fred Blesi Ed Kelley: reception, J. B, Perry
J. N. Bowen Andy Hoefte, H. R: Edwards;
gren, A. W. Morrison, G. a. Ruedy, Iyer Hoien
88rra q ae 9; W Brown, q: !: Neetus
liam Berggren, ]. n. Bowen The decoration,
were carried out in the national colors, and
the large ballroom had stately setting o,
lights. About three hundred couples danced
The Philmonic Social club will give dancing
party In McElroys hall tomorrow evening. Mist
Bertha Hoover will be mistress Of ceremonies.
The Ladies, Aid society Of Fifth Presbyterian
church will serve supper this evening and tn,
Mems league will cooperate with the women.
program will be given in the main auditorium a
o'clock. In addition to vocal and instrumen
tai music there viii lbe an address by Judg
4 Waite on The Necessity for New City Char
ter or Home Rule for Minneapolis"
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Lieberman Of Grand Rapids
Mimi, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs
i Lieberman, at $50 Seventh avenue N. Mr.
Lieberman will remain only few days. bu
Mrs. Meberman, who formerly Miss Sophi
Levinson, will stay in Minneapolis for severa
| weeks. 4 ssa .s.s ~ -~. 2 ~ s4ysS IL
4 Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house, Ne,
York for the week were: Mrs. H. G. Trues
dale, Miss Truesdale, G. Truesdale, Mrs. L. w
Carpenter. Mrs. e. l.. Carpenter, Mrs. Edwin F
Wells, Mrs. T. Basting, L. o. Basting, Mis-
!. Alice O'Brien, Miss Margaret Tooker, Mri
; Downey, Miss Downey, John R. Vanderbilt, MI
and Mrs Charles s. Pillsbury and son. Mrs.
& B.. Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Howe an
Vernon Howe. 2%s ~
The ideal Euchre club will meet tomorrow a,
ternoon with Mrs. A. W. Ressler, 62S Fourt
: street Sc. IS
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are :
, follows: Imperial, W. NJ. Kerkhoff, L.
. Thayer; Holland, G. NJ. Gillette. 7. NJ. Prince
e Grand Union, J. n. Morley; Herald Square, n
W. Eastman. s--S
II The Queen Esther circle Of Wesley NJ.
! Ichurch will hold its annual apron sale tomorro
l afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Mark
l Smith, 26O8 Colfax avenue s. --....g-.
- Mrs. c.. G.. Howard was hostess at luncheo
at her home, 8o1s Queen avenue N, yesterda.
:, for the Jolly Ten Social club. After luncheo
. Euchre was played. The favors went to MT
( George w Hummel and Mrs. Bishop.