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number of different positions, attired in

ent To assist in making the affair a de-
lightful event. The house was hand
sOmely and taStefully adorned with
flowers of rich cOlOrS, and
made very striking appearance. The
dining room was especially fine, being
profuSely decorated in white and pink
carnations of geraniums. which made a
was i'll the center of the room. was art
istically arranged. The floral decora-
tons were simply elegant. The hostess
wore gown of lavender faille Fran
chaiSe, with black lace OyerdreSS. Her
guests, Miss Edith Sherman, of ST.
Louis, wore costume of crimson plush
and satin, and Miss OsgoOd was attired
i'll simple gown of cream nuns veil
ing, with Grecian drapery. The recep-
ton lasted from 5 until II, and was one
of the most brilliant of the season.
The progressive euchre party given
by the Misses Mclean at their home ,406
Sixth street south, on last Wednesday
night, was very pleasant event. The
presents which were awarded for the
best and poorest manipulatorS of the
paSteboardS were very elegant and were
distributed as follows: Pair French
vases, Mr.. MarSton and Mrs. DOnelly;
beautiful photograph album, Mr.. Don
ely and Miss Isabel Mclean. After the
party had enjoyed a pleasant evening
playing cards an excellent supper was
served i'll the dining-room, which added
to the pleasure of the evening.
The Scandinavian Pleasure club gave
grand masquerade ball at Harmonic
hall last Sunday evening, which was at
tended by large audience. The cos
tunes were varied in style and color
and presented very brilliant and strik-
ing appearance while promenading
about the ball room. There were sew
eral beautiful and valuable presents for
the most elegant and grotesQue cos
tunes, which added interest to the en-
tertainment.
The Flour City Snowshoe and Tobog-
gan club turned out in full force Mon
The uniforms of the club presented
handsome appearance and the club did
some remarkably good marching. A
large number of ladies and honorary
members of the club were entertained
in delightful manner.
q. w. Coon, late general manager of
the Sheldon Implement company, gave
an elaborate banquet to all the en-
ployeS of that house as parting Oc-
casion on which they could bid each
other adieu. 1t was very elegant
affair and reflected great credit on all
concerned. The banquet came off
Tuesday afternoon.
The concert given by DAM orchestra
at Harmonic hall on last Sunday after
noon was great musical treat, and was
attended by large and appreciative au-
dience. The piano solo by Prof. II. E.
Loeb fairly captivated the audience, as
also did the cello solo by Dr.. c. Strad-
haur.
The Ladies' Social circle of the
Church of the Redeemer held their
weekly in the parlorS of the church
Wednesday afternoon. A large number
OF the members were in attendance, and
arrangements were made to give num-
Der of New England dinners" in Feb
ruary.
The Merry club was organized at the
home of Miss Della Stevens on Fifth
street north last Tuesday evening.
About twenty-five united with the or
ganization which has for its aim the
promotion of sOciability and harmless
amusement.
Messrs. c. a. Speedy, c. R. Aldrich,
c. II. Chalten, o. f. Knight and E. A.
Knapp received leap year calls on
Monday at 121 West Twenty-eighth
street. The house was crowded with
young ladies from until 6, the hour of
closing.
The Misses Gallagher were given a
pleasant surprise in the way of musi-
cal treat last Tuesday evening by the
Mandolin Concert orchestra. An excel
lent programme of splendid music was
rendered in delightful manner.
A surprise was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hull at their home near Dia-
mond lake by party of friends on
Monday evening. A large supply of
eatables, which were consumed during
the evening, were carried by guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Bell entertained
the members of Mr.. Bells Plymouth
church Bible class Oh Monday evening
at their home on Park avenue. Music
and an elaborate supper were features
OF the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Crane entertained
the editorial force of the Spectator OH
New Years day at their home Oh Grand
avenue. An elegant dinner was a very
pleasant feature of the entertainment.
A social and literary entertainment
will be given tomorrow evening at 125
Nicollet avenue by the Minneapolis
Lodge No. L, 1. o. G. 7. Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
In honor of Miss Little, of Kansas
City, tea party was given by Miss Mel
lie }. Field on Wednesday afternoon.
In the evening the guests were enter
tanned at game of cards.
A number of the students of the state
university were entertained by Miss
Edith Phillips on Tuesday evening at
her home, 914 Seventeenth avenue
southeast.
Cards, music and refreshments were
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party given by Miss Addie Wheeler to a
party of friends one night recently.
The mo Nance committee of the
Trinity club gave delightful social at
the First Unitarian church Oh Wednes-
day evening.
A pleasant tea party was given last
Tuesday by Mrs. Norman French, as
sisted by her sister, Miss Medora Ell
lott.
Master Robbie Scott gave birthday
party Thursday afternoon at his moth
ers home on West Eighteenth street.
The Nicollet lodge gave an enter
tainment at their hall, 20S Central
avenue, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. David Anderson gave party to
large number of friends on Saturday
afternoon, week.
A grand masquerade ball will be given
at Castle hall on Feb. q by the Knights
of Pythias.
Miss,Helen E. Waters gave pleasant
party to a number of friend on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris gave large din
ner party on New Years day.
ON THE WING.
r. c. Kalkhoff returned from the East
Wednesday, where he accOmpanied his