The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02
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solo, Frank c. Barton; "The Frog and
the Nightingale Eilenberg: flute
SOLO, Duane Sawyer; overture, "Poet
ana Peasant, Suppe; Ganzonetta
y Amoros!o; violin solo, Vivian Brook
ing; Spanish dance. Moskowski; piano
SOLO, Ralph A. Foote; overture, Z" An
Spangled Banners -. y
Mr.; and Mrs. Wilhnrn Fiske Will
entertain today at a house party in
honor OF Miss Atwater, of MINNEAPOLIS.
and Miss Dorothy Bradshaw. of Chi
cago. There are twelve in the party.
Miss Ethel shumpik entertained a
house party, Saturday evening at her
M;nha, Bay home Twelve couple from
present.
MI. and Mrs. George Lydiard and
family, who are travelling in Europe,
will sail for home Thursday and viii
come to the lake to occupy their sum-
mer home at Linwood for the remainder
of the season. 800.
Miss Grace Abbott entertained the
young women went out in the morning
and We're entertained at an all-day
party at Solberg's Point. Fourteen
guests We're present.
A happy party gathered at North
land inn Friday evening at a dinner in
honor of Miles Dickev, who was cele-
brating his So birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickey of Ferndale
were hosts. Ferns and nasturtiums
formed the decorations. Mr.. Dickey was
1fhTi wit L.
after the dinner. Present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dickey, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Black,
Mrs: William Bushnell and Miss Platz
of Worthington. -
The fifth monthly musical service will
be given tonight in the Congrega tional
CHURCH at Excelsior under the direction
OF Miss Dorcas Emmel The second part
OF the program will consist entirely of
toria, "EGiah.O The soloists wi will u be-
Miss Gertrude Massalt and Miss Ger
trude Winslow. Miss Massalt has a
me contralto voice and is promising
pupils. Miss Winslow's instrument is
the violin. : The Offering will be used
for picture in the Sunday school room.
a fine photograph Of Hoffman IS famous
CHRIST Among the Doctors - has been
selected: Following is the prog gram.
Largo, Handel, violin, Miss Gertrude
Mlnslow; anthem, Praise the Lord,,''
7Msabeer, chorus choir; my Herat Ever
Faithful Sing Praises, - J. S. Back, con
tralto solo, Miss Gertrude Massolt; vio-
lin obligato, Miss Gertrude Winslow;
H Lift Thine Eyes" Elijah. Mendel-
shon. trio, Misses Alice Bost. Mamie
Rogers, Mrs. Dimond; 80 Rest in the
Lord, - Elijah, MendelsoEn, offertory
solo, Miss Gertrude Massolt; Coast. Thy
Burden,' Elijah, Mendelsohn, quartet.
Mrs. Dlmond, Miss Mamie Rogers. c. J.
Swain. Maurice Bardwell.~ . e .x = g..
Harold Smith of Fairview has re-
turned from North Dakota, where he
spent the summer.
guests yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
bur Fiske at Fairview.
Miss Josephine Hartman of Kansas
City was guest for two weeks of Dr..
and Mrs J. w. Little at -Meadville
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fogg of Chi
cago have arrived for, a two weeks
visit with Dr.. and Mrs Little, who
will close the cottage the first of the
week and return to the city.
= Mrs. j. w. Bull, who has been in Mon
tana since January, returned ,Wednes-,
Miss Kendrick is guest of her niece,
Mrs: j. g.. Kenny, at Solberg's Point.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Harlowe Gale, Who,
spent the summer on their island in
Lake Minnetonka, will return to the
city tomorrow. s-t%ts
= A. J. Pegler of Chicago, formerly Of
Minneapolis, is a guest at Excelsior.
Mrs: W. 6. Leber of Spring Park had
as her guests over Thursday Mrs. NJ H.
Davis of Minneapolis, Mrs. Bertha Ben
famine and Miss Marguerite Sfmons Of
Chicago. Frank Melville spent We'd
nesday at the Leber cottage.