The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-14

season when the Mediterranean coun-
tries, the West Indies and Honolulu
seems wonderfully attractive to people
who can exchange the snow drifts OF
Minneapolis for the palms Of the orient
and w. B. Chandler has had his hands
full booking travellers. There has been,
such demand for accommodation that
it has not always been question Of 60
ing when the travellers wished, but
when they could and everybody has not
been able to secure passage on IA
yorite steamer.
James S. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Bell and little daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Bell and little son, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Forman and Mrs. F.. B..
Forman will sail from San Francisco,
Cal, on the Siberia, Jan. %, for Homo
lulu. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bell and
daughter left Tuesday evening, and
they are planning to be away until the
middle of April. The Formans went
Thursday evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Bell and son and James s..
Bell will 60 the first Of the week.
p. j. Cosgrove, T. S. Harris, DR.. w.
s. Laton and s. T. Mcknight will sail
from San Francisco on the same date,
Jan. 23, for China and, Of course, they
will visit Honolulu and Japan on the
way. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Eliel will
sail for Italy Jan. ~. Mr.. and Mrs.
George O.. Bagley, and Ralph G. Bag
ley are booked for Egypt Jan. 30. Rev.
| and Mrs. Marion D. Shutter and son
will sail for Egypt, also, on Jan. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bracket, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Gregory and SON. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Gowran, G. H. Button, E.
G. Gale and s. G. Gale will not take a
steamer for the Mediterranean trip un:
til Feb. 8. Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Peavey leave for France the preceding
day, Feb. T.. I'LL =.
c. L. Lamb sailed yesterday fol
Athens, Greece, and Mr.. and Mrs
! George H. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. G
s. Dever left for the Mediterranean
trip week ago. @e ,
The West Indiese will have numbel
of Minneapolis visitors in the next few
weeks. Willis Jones will sail Monday
for trip of the islands and Mr.. AMI
i Mrs. Charles J. Martin are planning t.
60 Feb. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. washburn saile'
Tuesday from New York for Spain AM
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Piper left tn
same day for Italy, where they will
meet Mrs Grace Stone and Miss Frant'
Sowle and 60 on with them to Egypt.
Preparations are going merrily o,
for the annual charity ball Of tn
Deutcher Frauen club, which will b
given Wednesday, Jan. "a. The bal
has always been noted for the, beaut..
Of its appointments and decoration
and this year will be no exception, 70
Masonic Temple will be transforme'
into a. Japanese garden and the onl,,
colors used will lbe those Of the cherr,
, blossoms, pink, white and green: Al
, lert IS orchestra will play program o
: popular dances. The women who ar
: looking after the arrangements ar
Mines. Edwin Aich, August Gebhard1
Edward Rhomberg, Joseph 81. Heissel
{ Louis Gluek and Titus Mareck. Th
= reception group will include MINES
i @. O. Lampe, Carl 7 Baehr, Burn
a John Gluek, Mary Heinrich, ]
a H. Huxmann, George Kampf
Henry A. Oswald, Carl Zachov
Mary Massolt, g. schober, A. E. White
s more, F. J. Whitman and Miss ]
8 Miller. Q. O. Lampe will be master {
? ceremonies and will be assisted by tn
!. following floor committees: Joseph F
Heisser, John Gluek, G. @. Schultz,
MAGELLAN, Edward Rhomberg, Henr
9 Gjertson, George Gfroerer, Henry o
It wald, Edwin Aich, Carl Zachow an
:, George ,Kampff. 80. i. !
o The ball is an annual affair, eager.
8 anticipated by the Germans, and
q given to raise funds to aid the wome
u in their philanthropic work. It is e.
:, pected that there will be over 81
- guests. 4
=. With the big society event of Il
h college year, the Junior ball, only TO-
a. weeks away, the members Of the 9
ISOLATION are busy with plans to MAJ
the dance Of Feb. 8 a memorable affa
70 The important question Of music h
,e been decided and the program will
i played by the Fort Smelling ban
which furnished music for several mo
formal affairs in the twin cities tt
le season, the charity ball at the Au,