The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25

rived in Minneapolis Wednesday morn
ing from California. They have been
visiting in Pasadena with Mrs. Bel
denis aunt, Mrs. Zier. Mrs. Sarah T.
Knight, who is still in Pasadena, will
not be homo until early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, nee Belden, are
now in Los Angeles, and will not re-
turn until late in the spring, and Mrs.
E. J. Fisher, Miss Fisher and Miss
Marguerite Fisher will also remain in
Los Angeles for some time. -.
Miss Grace Cobb entertained a group
Of friends yesterday afternoon in honor
Of her birthday anniversary at the
home Of Mrs. W. A. Lancaster on Sec
ond avenue S.. The decorations were in
spring flowers and the colonial colors
were also used. r. 49,
Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain entertained
twenty guests yesterday afternoon at
her home, TT Eleventh avenue Sc, at
a thimble bee. After the needles were
laid aside the hostess served lunch
con. Ferns and calendula formed q
pretty decoration thru the rooms. Fri
day evening Mrs. Chamberlain enter
tanned group Of twenty teachers at
her home. Guessing contests and story
telling were amusing features Of the
evening. Mrs. Councilman won the
prize. Mrs. Chamberlain was assisted
by Mrs. I. J. Pennock and Mrs. R. l..
Munns. 1e .s-.
Last Thursday about forty members
Of the Apollo club went to Saltwater
on invitation of George H. Atwood of
that city and in the forenoon gave an
impromptu program of ten numbers to
the inmates of the penitentiary. The
club was most enthusiastically received,
and after the concert was entertained
at lunch by Warden Wolfer In tho
evening the club was entertained by
Mr.. Atwood in his apartments, but the
musicale to have been given was post
poned because Of the sudden indisposi-
ton, of Mrs. Atwood. The entire at
fair was delightful. The club returned
Thursday evening and a private car
was furnished the club by the street
railway company.
Mrs. Fred L. Gray will entertain Fri
day afternoon, March 9, at her home,
1925 Girard avenue s, for Miss Ger
trude Satterlee. Next Friday, Mrs.
Theodore Hayes will be hostess at a
linen shower for Miss Satterlee.
Mrs. Frank N. Stacy will be hostess
Monday afternoon at her home on
Fourth street Sc to small group Of
women who have met regularly this
winter to play bridge.
Washington $ birthday brought quite
a number Of the Minikahda club mem
bers to the clubhouse. An afternoon at
out-of door sports was followed by q
jolly dinner dance in the evening, and
about sixty Of the members enjoyed
the old-fashioned celebration and the
delightful hospitality Of the club. After
| Lent has come and gone there will be
q number Of social functions at the
club, and when once the Minneapolis
travellers are home from their winter
trips, the clubhouse will be the rallying
| place Of the social set, and already q
number Of entertainments have been
planned. Two Of the larger dancing
parties at the clubhouse will. be given in
April, and in addition to these mum
Der Of others are talked of. "A. "
/ Skiles has reserved the evening Of April
| II for a large dancing party, and the
guests will be the members Of the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. For April 20 the
1 ballroom has been reserved for. r. a(s