The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS LADIES ENTER
TAIN.
In Honor Of Visiting Ladies', The So
sIaI Event Of Midsummer.

A committee of ladies, composed
of Mrs. Kate M. Smith, Mrs. Benz.
Jones, Mrs. VIM. Hyde and Mrs. VIM.
Boston entertained in honor Of the
visiting ladies in Minneapolis, on last
Monday night at the Masonic Hall
Gath st. and 9Th Ave. So. There was
large number present, and it was
one of the most select gatherings Of
recent date. The guests of honor
were Mrs. Andrew F. Hilyer of Wash
ington, d. c., Mrs. A. ]. Jackson,
Mrs. Clarence j. Clarke and Mrs. Carl
Foley of Columbus, O., Mrs. M. F. Ma
son of 500. Mich, Miss Hilyer of
Tallahassee, Fla, Mrs. Jas. Calhoun,
of Duluth, Miss Anna Smith of Chi
cago, Miss Hattie Hadnutt of Chi
cago. Among those present were the
following couples: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Robinson, G. Fred. Hyatt, B.
;. Smith, r. s. Brown, j. Ed. Stewart,
J. H. Redd, ]. s. Wright, Walter
Houston, Milton w. Judy. John A.
Newcomb, Jas. Eddings, M. o. Can
non, Jas. Burke, Clarence McCulloch,
VIM. Bridges, Will Modem, r. A. Van
Hork, H. Grever, R. s. Buttner, Fftz-
roy Celestine, Zach Johnson Fred.
Abbey, N. w. Kintchlow, John Scott,
Frank Peoples, JOS. Quinn, John Jack
son, Frank Johnson, Clarence Bell,
Jos. s. Baylam, A. A. Ford, Chas.
Sumner Smith. (Mesdames) Geo.
Barnett, Luther Abbey, Bette Lewis,
2. A. Pope, John Neal, Eileen Mar
tin, Minnie Plummer, - Britton, Anna
Smith, Herman Simpson, Dennis,
Mitchell, Tillie Brigham, VIM. Stir
man, Maxwell, Ella Wheaton, Fannie
-ssH 'uosqID o o 'uusW pIeqoEH eel
ter Keeys, Madison Jackson, Jas.
Roberts, Albert Moss, G. D. Smith,
Walter Blackburn. (Misses) May To
liver, Des Moines, Mildred Plummer,
Ida Lewis, Selma Newman, Lettie
Hayes, Ida Grey, Alice Marshall, Lot
tie English, Cora Neal, Essie Mason,
Alice Mason, Ada Lewis, Lena o.
! Smith, May Preston, Miss Pearl
Duncan of st. Paul, Viola Harris,
lillian Johnson, Viola Johnson, Belle
Blair, Nettie Scott (Messrs) Harry
Lee, Donald Brady, Gale Hilyer, An
| ly Monroe, John White, Howard Bra.
| ly, Carroll Brown, H. Thompson, j.
Turner Wall, Jos. Coombs, Harold
Coombs, Harry Harper, Robert w.
Marshall, Geo. Johnson, Chas. John
son, Fred. L. Parker of st. Paul, Ray
mond, Miles and Homer Cannon, Saml.
9assfield, John M. Allison, Chas.
Neal, Jos. Gamble, VIM. H. Walker,
Geo. Hall, Martin Brown, Pleasant
8reedin, Fred Gamble and many 9TH
ers. During the evening many en-
ioyed the dancing. Music by Johnson
and Ehler A fruit punch was served.
During an intermission Mrs. Walter
Blackwell rendered Dunbar's when
they listed Cullud Sojers," to the de,
light of her hearers. Miss Nettie
Scott sang a Soprano Solo in de.
lightful voice. The Johnson sisters,
Viola and Lillian) favored with a
Duet accompanied by Miss Essie
Mason. The introduction of the hon
ored guests all of whom we're present
was the social feature, and they were
profuse in their praise of the ladies
who had caused for their entertain
ment such an outpour Of the best OF
society. All present were delightful
ly entertained and much credit is due
our social set for this affair, so great
ly enjoyed by all in attendance.
A CORRECTION. ..
The name of Mrs. G.. Fred Hyatt
was omitted as one of the committee
The affair was in honor of Mrs. Ma
son of 500, Mich, also Mrs. Laura
Adams of Fargo, was one Of the Wis
iting guests.