The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-31

people last evening at a dancing party at her
home on Clifton avenue for her daughter
Charlotte. The rooms were bright with greens
and palms, among which poinsettia blossoms
cleaned resplendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Hopps entertained the
Lyric Choral Club last evening Music and
games were the amusements, and a supper
was served Mr. Hops was presented with
a handsome mahogany music cabinet from
the thirty-fve members of the club.
A dancing party was given last evening in
Miss Mueller's hall by group OF young wo-
men, The hall was hung with green's and
holly and an attractive corner was arranged
for the frappe table. About twenty-five eou-
pies enjoyed the program of eighteen num-
bers Among the guests were Misses Ethel
Jones, Ada Jones, May Guiwits, McCulloch,
Alice Littlefeld, May Simons, Gertrude Null
ford, Clarabelle Chase, Mrs. Clinton Odell
and Mrs. Greayes; Messrs. Boyd, Fry, fowler,
Warner, Woodard, Baxter, Gaskill, Sutton,
Blymer and DR.. Collier.
Mrs. Lee Galloway gave an informal tea
yesterday afternoon for Miss Lydia M. Plum
mer bride of Wednesday Pink and red
roses with greens and holly decked the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Long and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Long gave a dancing party Saturday
evening at their home on Groveland avenue.
Christmas greens decorated the rooms. and
the favors were hung on small Christmas
trees. The guests were the members OF the
Entire Nous Dancing Club.
Mrs. Hedley V. Dougan gave luncheon of
fourteen covers Friday afternoon at her apart
ments in the HenneDin.
Miss Margaret Bell OF Chicago avenue gave
dinner Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for ten and the guests were the members of
the Khalailu Club Of the university.
Miss Blenda Rasmussen entertained group
Of her friends at a Christmas house party
from Thursday over Sunday The rooms were
decorated in the holiday colors. A Christmas
tree in the library afforded much amusement.
TableauX, charades and games were played.
Saturday afternoon there was a box party at
the Bijou theater, with Mrs. c. H Rasmussen
as chaperone. In the evening the men were
invited and music and dancing were the
amusements. light supper was served, and
the guests were presented with Christmas
souvenirs. The affair was in honor of Misses
Henrietta Brown, Lucy Buekendorf, Marie
Wetherbee and s. Elena Brown.
Personal and Social.
Mrs. Sarah Farr has gone to Chicago for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wyman are spend
ing the holidays in Denver.
Miss Maybelle Snow is spending the holi-
days in Chicago and Eau Claire
Miss Ella NJ Austin Of First avenue S is
in Warren, Oregon, for the winter
Mrs. Frank A. Briggs and Miss Bessie
Briggs are N Bismarck, N. D., for a month S
visit
n ~ hric
mas morning for a two months visit with
his family.
The Lake and City Club will meet with
Mrs. F. E. Day, 2O27 Emerson avenue n,
Thursday afternoon.
The annual masquerade ball of the Norwe-
gian Turner's Society will be held this eve
ming in Normanna hail.
j. Francon Williams F. R. G. S. of Lon
don, is in the city, the guest of his cousin,
Daniel H. Williams, Eleventh street.
Miss Marion Seaton and Miss Charlotte
Knudson, who have spent a week with
George Seaton, returned to St. Cloud to-day.
Mrs Bessie Laythe ScovelI, late president
of the w. c. T. L., will give address Fri
day evening in the Thirty eighth Street Con-
gregational church. Her subject will be "A
BUSINESS Career"
Roosevelt hive, L. o. T. NJ, and Palestine
tent, K. o. T. NJ, will usher in the New
Year with dance tomorrow evening at their
halls, Wells block, Is Seventh street S. Good
music. Refreshments will be served by the
ladies.
The United Commercial Travellers gave a
delightful holiday party last evening in Ma
sonic Temple. The members of Council No.
141 were hosts and about fifty members Of
Council No. 63 came over from st. Paul.
Rossiter's orchestra played a program Of
dances and about 125 couples were present.
Minneapolis arrivals at New York hotels
to-day are: D. Simon, C. H. E. Malmsted,
Hoffman; J. H. Weller. Park Avenue; G. A.
Crocker, Manhattan; E. E. Delapenta, r. NJ
Delapenta, Girard St. Paul: DR.. Charles E.
Smith, Netherlands; w. B. Chase, Westmin-
ster; G. E. McHie, Imperial; L. ]. Steiner,
Herald Square; c. A. Zimmerman, st. Denis;
D. A. Ryan. Marlborough. G. A. Elden,