The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-31
lnSociaIC Circles

Mrs. Carlos Wilcox and Mrs R. C. Kalk-
hon gave a large card party this afternoon
at westminster Court. The decorations were
in the holiday colors. red and green, and the
doorways were wreathed with southern smi-
lax. Roses and poinseth blossoms were also
used to carry out the color scheme. The red
score cards were tied with green ribbons
Eight tables of six-hand euchre were played.
The Misses Florence Kalkhoff, Ida May Hef-
felhnger and Grace Thomas looked after
the progressions. A light luncheon was served
from the small tables after the sames
Mrs. Royal Shute of Crookston Mimi. and
Miss Jess McIyor gave a progressive lunch
con this afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Shute's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Boutell
Of kenwood parkway, for Miss Jessie Queal
The decorations We're charming and a profll-
sion OF greens and holly were used, with red
roses and carnations to furnish brighter color.
The rooms were lighted with red tapers
Luncheon was served from small tables and
covers were laid for sixteen. A bunch of
red roses marked Miss Queals place and the
guests progressed to her table. The name
cards were embellished with water-color
sketches of red carnations.
Miss Laura Harrington gave luncheon of
twelve covers this afternoon at her home
on Park avenue. The guest OF honor was
Miss May Shull OF Chicago, who is visiting
Miss Edna Shull. White roses and maiden
hair ferns formed the centerpiece, and at
each cover was a dainty 'Florodora" boa of
roses and snilax.
The Clio club has Indemnity postponed the
reception which it was to have given to-mor-
row at the home OF Mrs. H. A. Turner
will keep open house from to o'clock on
New Years Day at the rooms, 521 First ave-
nue. 5. Members OF the evening gymnasium
classes will have charge OF the reception.
The Misses Banker, Josln and Whitmore of
the advanced class have arranged the pro-
gram. Miss Bessie Woodcock and Miss
Blanch Gaty will give piano numbers, Miss
Harriet Briggs will sing and the Misses
Mayme Weir and Anna Alice will recite.
The members of the intermediate class who
will act as a reception committee are Mines.
Barrows, Haid, Zum Brunnen, the Misses
Dustin, Jacobs, Miller, Munroe, McCloud,
Stevens Weigell, Waldron, Seaborn, Harris,
Dennison, Butman, Pearson, Shannon and
Mclaughlin. The chocolate and frappe tables
will be presided over by members of the be-
ginning class.
The K. Q. rs, a club Of young girls, will
receive tomorrow evening, from to TO- at
the home Of Mrs. William Badger "a w
Thirteenth street. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. Washington Yale and Miss
Harriet Plummer. The members of the club
are the Misses Helen Stevens, Agnes McKu-
sick, Helen Fish. Bessie Plummer Ethel Nc
lntire, Edna Broom, Eleanor Norris, Lois
Simmons and Louise Bayless.
One Of the delightful affairs of tomorrow
will be the reception given by the Ladies'
Thursday Musicale in the studio from until
O'Clock. Men as well as women will be
present and the guests will be received by the
officers. An interesting musical program has
been arranged
New Years dancing party will be given
tomorrow at the Commercial club for the
members and their friends At noon to-day
Eller's italian band gave a concert
Mrs. Cassie NJ. Johnston of 1928 Stevens
avenue will entertain New Years night for
her sister, Miss E. Florence Stacy of Usage.
Iowa.
Mrs and Mrs George Feahala will give a
dinner OF fourteen covers tomorrow at their
home, 2640 Humboldt avenue S. for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Doran Of Brandon Man
Minneapolis people will be interested in the
announcement of the marriage of Miss Mabel
L. DuAAlus, uduSnIef OF MT. ana Mrs. Il. i.
Dunning OF Sioux Falls, S. D., and Truman
White of st. Paul, which will take place
Jan. g.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine Jackson,
daughter of Mrs. Daniel B. Jackson, and Dr.
Frank Earl Burch OF Glencoe, Mimi, was
solemnized last evening at the brides home,
1923 Sixth street Sc. The service was read
by Rev. Robert L. Jackson of Winona, Minn
brother n he of tl1a
members of the immediate families Mr.. and
Mrs Burch, upon their return from a short
trip, Will reside in Glencoe, Mimi.
The Misses Florence and Laura Fleu gave
dancing party last evening in Royal Area
mum hall, Lake street and Nicollet avenue.
The walls were hung with southern smilax,
which also formed a canopy above from
which the softly shaded lights shone like
stars. Palms screened the orchestra and the
hostesses stood before a bank of palms and
ferns to receive their guests Mr. and Mrs
J. W. F'leu received with their daughters. Miss
Laura Fleu's gown was of white crepe de
chine and Miss Florence wore pink A pro-
gram of eighteen numbers was danced and
trabpe was served from a green nook by the
Misses Marie Barber and Jessie Deacon
There were 100 guests.
An informal card party was given last eve
mug pJ MI anu A1TS. j. r. Caln0un at their
home on Dupont avenue S. for their son.
John Calhoun. Meteor roses were used with
the palms and greens in the decorations Ten
tables of progressive grand were played, and
after the games light supper was served
Mrs. Calhoun was assisted by Mrs G. A. R
Simpson and Mrs. c. E. Fisher.
The members of the choir of Gethsemane
church, with a few friends, held an informal
gathering last evening in honor of Alfred w
Wiley, the chormaster and director Mr.
Wiley was presented with silver tea service
as remembrance and a mark of appreciation
from the choir for his faithful services. Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley, nee Hoyt, are at the Hamp-
shire Arms
Mrs. r. H. Passmore entertained fifty young
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