The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
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A DANCING PARTY
Directors of Northwestern Hospital
Will Entertain in Johnson Hall
Wednesday Evening,
Guests Will Be Received by Direc-
tors and Dancing Will Be Fea-
ture of the Evening.


dancing party Of the season of i'm
portance will be given Wednesday even
Ing In Johnson hall. when the directors or
the Northwestern hospital will entertain
those interested in the institution. Mrs.
H. P. Kimball and Mrs. Charles M. Rob-
inson have charge OF the arrangements.
The guests will be received informally
by the directors and ALERT and Perry will
play program Of popular dances. Light
refreshments will be served late in the
evening. Tickets will be obtained Of the
board of directors. The informal parties
given last year by the same group Of
women were delightful feature Of the
season and those who attended will re-
member them with pleasure.
George G.. Christian will be best man at
the wedding of Miss Mary Dana, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Dana, to John
Sheppard Stone. which will take place in
st. Johns Episcopal church. Chicago,
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Stone Is the
son OF Dr. and Mrs A. j. Stone of st.
Paul and is we'll known In Minneapolis.
He Is at present residing In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sifferle Of 1921
Sixth street 8, will celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage tomorrow.
A service, followed by mass, will be cele-
brated in st. Elizabeth's church at
o'clock by Rev. Father Wager and will be
followed by a reception at the home Of the
bridal couple. The five children, Joseph,
August. Frank and Mrs. ]. Lorch, will at
tend their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sifferle
were married in Germany and came to
this country two years later. Mr. Sifferle
Is II years Of age and his wife Is 10. They
have resided In Minneapolis for thirty
four years.
The guests of the Hotel Summers will
give a dancing party this evening in Miss
Mueler's hall.
Miss Evers will give dinner at Stanley
Hall this evening for DR.. William A.
Scott of the University Of Wisconsin,
who Will speak in the course Of lectures
on social science in the Unitarian church.
A group Of university people have been
invited to meet DR.. Scott. Rev. A. R.
Tillinghast will speak to the younger girls
on "Carlyle' at the school. The talk
will be the first of a series of ten on
Nineteenth century authors.
This afternoon the group Of girls who
attend Plymouth church with some of the
girls from the church made the place
cards for the annual church dinner and
were entertained at Stanley Hall.
Last evening the senior class gave a
jolly masquerade for the underclasseme
The costumes were unique and amusing
and number of the parents came In to
watch the young people. About sixty
were present.
Miss Evers leaves this evening for Des
Moines and Chicago to be absent several
days.
Mrs. Willet II. Ankeny and Mrs AL
bert Clarke Eddy gave a chocoaterie this
morning at the home of Mrs Eddy on
Spruce place. The guest OF honor was
Miss May Lenox. and a group of young
women from the Alpha Phi fraternity
were invited informally to meet her. The
hours were from 10 until IL o'clock, and
about forty guests were present.
The Whatsoever Bible class Of Wesley
church gave Its annual banquet in the
church parlOrs last evening. 1t was the
seventh annual affair and covers were
laid for 125. The decorations were in the
class colors, red and blue, and carnations
were on the tables. Willard N. Putnam
was postmaster, and the following pro-
gram was given: Our Glass;" Miss Ella
Hickox; Have the Young Women Been
Benefit to the Young Mem" Theodore
Schonebaum; "Of What Benefit Have the
Young Men Been to the Young Women?"
Miss Minnie Smith; Miss Anna L. Young
quist read the class prophecy, and DR..
Montgomery and Elder Fielder made brief
addresses.
An Informal reception was given from
$3.50 until 10 o'clock, and a program of
plano and vocal numbers was given. Miss
Gertrude Claypool read the class poem
and J. G. Purple spoke of the work of
the organization.
A reception for the students Of the uni
versity was given last evening by the
Christian Endeavor society and Sunday
school Of Andrew Presbyterian church
The guests were received by Rev. and
Mrs. M. d. Hardin. Misses Rebecca Van
Cleve. Pearse, Leonora McSweyn, Leonora
Mann, Mrs. J. c. F. Holcomb, Mrs
Cooper. j. Freeberg and E. j. Cooper A
musical and literary program was given
and light refreshments were served There
were 200 guests.
Miss Lillian May. a bride Of next week
was the guest Of honor at parcel shower
given yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Grace Gum. The parlors and re-
ception hall were decorated in red and
the lights were shaded in the same color
The dining-room was in red and green
The brides place was marked with Amer
lean Beauty roses and she was shoWered
from a red parasol which hung above her
chair The place cards were in water
color and had the names Of the members
OF the Thursday Literary club in gold.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Mrs. Will
son and Miss York assisted Mrs. Gunn
The Athletic association Of the Central