The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

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Helen Partridge went last month. Mr.
and Mrs. j . b. Gilfllan, Miss janet |
Gilfllan, Earle Brown, Mrs. ]. M. Cor
rigan, and Miss Bernadette Kelly have
arrived at Pasadena, and later they
too will go to Santa Barbara.
Travel in California is not all sun
shine and flowers, according to letters
from the travellers, for the weather
has been cold and rainy and there has
been the usual trouble to secure accom-
modations. Not even our little party
of six could secure rooms at the same
i hotel, y writes one Of the women.
! Two Of us had to be satisfied with
4 most unattractive quarters in tempo
rary addition, and the rest were scat
i tered thru the town. We plan to take
our meals together but we cannot al
] ways manage that, every place is SO
crowded. The hotels are very gay and
the women wear stunning gowns. The
morning concerts which are given at
i all Of the large hotels are rallyinegs
places, and later there picnics on the
/ beach, sailing, driving and automobile
! and horseback parties without end.
Golf and bridge are rather rival at
fractions. We are constantly meeting
Minneapolis people. Indeed | have
seen more people I know on the street
here than I ever do on Nicollet avenue
We saw Mrs. e. j. Phelps at Pasadena,
] the other day. but Mr.. Phelps has gone
! to Cuba. They have had delightful
: automobile run from Pasadena up to
s San Francisco and back. We met Mr..
! and Mrs. J. R. Marfeld and Mr.. and
J Mrs. c.. #. Welles and Miss Welles at
Coronado and ran across Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Mcdonald in Santa Monica.
I Mr.. and Mrs J. Ferlaak announce the
: engagement of their daughter, Anna
and Joseph G. Brennan. The marriage
I will take place Feb. 81, at the home OF
s the family, 919 Second street NE
s Miss Madaline Ferlaak will entertain
s at a shower next Tuesday in honor Of
!: her sister. ,9s .5
. A delightful way OF entertaining
: their friends were the musicales givei
= Friday evening and last evening BY
y DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones at their resi-
t dence, 307 Ridgewood avenue. Eacf
e evening seventyfve guests were
g entertained and Hanlin H. Hunt ant
9 Miss Clara Williams furnished the pro
8 gram, which was a real treat, for th'
). selections were exquisitely given. ~
IS the music room and reception hall tn
q decorations were all in pink and tulips
l. carnations and roses bloomed in tn
e baskets and vases and made a daint,
=, setting in the dining room. Mis-
?. Williams sang, Haydn g "My Mothe
Bids Ne Bind My HAIR Massenet
4 ttOpen Thy Blue Eyes, - Withou
70 Thee by D'Hardelot, Rose softl
r, Blooming'' by Spohr and HSnov
n drops' by Reynolds. Mr.. Hunt Mt
I. organ selections were Guilmant
beautiful prelude from the thir
iii sonata. ttEAngelus by Liszt, Han
ii del,s stLargo'',1 scherzoo by Rossea
is and tsReve Charmant' by LuilI1
he Friday evenins. DR.. and Mrs. Jone
.s.l were assisted b. Mines: W. L. Martil
Id 4. A. Bright, H.ssMH. Hunt, Fran
Mt ! snrague.. Lester B. Elwood, j. W. Be
he and Henry Jones, and the assistin
proup for last night included Nine
DIT Henry Jones, Frank Burton, Arthur
ay Mann. J.: W. Bell, II. H. Hunt,
ID, Edlund Smith and Milo Phillips.
al ARRANGEMENTS are about complete
to for the Zurah Ladies annual ba
ic, which is to be the social event OF ne
at Thursday. "a The ball will be given
in Masonic Temple and several hundrt
,p- guests are expected to- be presen
Mines. Clarence III. Rawitzer, James
Ellis, Ralph J. Young, and John
Die Lund, who form the general commit 1l
r. have made the arrangements. 9e@
to decorations will be exquisite and It
". Masonic emblems will add their colo
,ca to the setting Of foliage and, fioWe:
C.j The Zurah Ladies charity ball IS
ere annual event, gdAO ds SUN nos o. !" "
ISIS enjoyed the patronage OF the Maso1
and the dancing sets. The tine pa
+ room in the Masonic Temple will
Il made particularly inviting for the eve
i ing Of the ball and in the receipt
Il rooms a touch Of home cheer will
i added by cozy seats, pretty hanggin q
Il divanns and rugs, and in the hall co
Il ing refreshments will be served. One
81 the features of the evening will be
Il flag dance by Miss Geneva Rawitz
81 Miss Rawitzer is a charming you
II woman and her art in dancing is
81 1much above the average that her NJ
II Der on the program will be one OF ct p
Ell ticular delight. ID ::sS. rs.
81 1 A group Of the men: have been
#I Iouested to: act as the floor /: commit M q
81 land to assist the general commit GO mn i
#I and the reception committee IN "a