The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-30
II Social Circles.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Annual Charity Ball Of Deutscher
Frauen Club.
MASONIC TEMPLE LAST NIGHT
American and German Colors Are
Mingled In the Elaborate
Decorations.
MASONIC TEMPLE LAST NIGHT

brilliant affair took place in Masonic
Iemple last evening. when the Deutscher
Frauen Club gave its annual charity ball.
me decorations were unusually handsome,
ana the German flag was used to drape the
stage, while, the American colors mingled
with the German in the banners which hung
from the ceiling. aDraDeries of red. black
and white were about the balcony. Palms
and ferns screened the orchestra, and above
the stage incandescent lights spelled the word
Charity against a black background, The
lights were shaded in red, white and blue.
The parlors and reception rooms were trans
formed into oriental corners, with rugs and
hangings. and were lighted with quaint Turk
ish lanterns.
The guests were received by Mrs. Charles
Q. Lampe. chairman Of the general commit
tee, and Mines. J. J. Heinrich, John Gluek.
Sofia NJ Alther, Henry A. Oswald, Joseph
Zwick, Mary E. Heinrich. Titus Mareck. Jo-
seph Heiser, F. A. Huxman, George Gfroerer,
Louis Sievers. ]. Braasch, Herman Schlicht-
ing. Charles Zachow, Jennie Hauswald, Miss
Mile Mueller and Miss Ella Berg. ,
Mrs Lampe wore pink mousseline de sole
over pink silk and the trimmings were black
lace. Mrs J. j. Heinrich's gown was of
black brocaded in white and trimmed with
turquoise blue. Mrs. Guek was in pale blue
crepe de chine inset with cream lace in dia
mond shapes and trimmed with black velvet
ribbon, and she carried white roses. Mrs.
Mary E. Heinrich wore black silk with
bertha of point lace, and her ornaments were
diamonds. Black net with trimmings of pur-
pie silk and point lace was Mrs. Alther's
gown, and Mrs. HuXman was in pale blue
silk with violets. Mrs. Gfroerer wore pink
and blue Powered mousseline de sole with
pink panne velvet trimmings and diamond or
naments. Mrs. II. A. Oswalds gown was of
white mousseline de sole with ruehtngs OF
black chiffon. Mrs. Schlichting wore black
tulle trimmed with black guipure; Mrs. Zwtck,
turquoise blue dotted MULE with cream lace
applique and black chiffon; Mrs. Sievers,
black satin with jet and violets; Miss Mueller,
green figured grenadine. point lace and
pearls; Miss Berg, lavender silk, lace and
violets. There were two debutantes. Miss
Minnie Heinrich was presented by her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Z. Heinrich. She wore a gown
of white silk null over white silk. Point
lace insertion trimmed the founced skirt,
and the bodice and sleeves were finished with
the lace. She carried a bouquet of white
hyacinths, lilies of the valley and maidenhair
ferns, and wore roses in her hair. Miss Wan
da Speiser was introduced by Mrs. F. A.
Huxnan. Her gown was of white organdie
over pink silk and her flowers were red roses.
Red roses were also in her hair
The grand march was led by J. j. Heinrich
and his daughter, Miss Minnie Heinrich, and
was followed by program of twenty num-
bers. Mr.. Heinrich as master of ceremonies
was assisted Dy JOnn Gluek, CuaElSS ".
Lampe, Frank o. McClain, Edward Schober,
Rudolph Winter, George, Gfroerer, Henry A.
Oswald, Herman Schlichtng, Joseph Zwick,
Louis Sievers and Frank Gurtsch in the man
agement of the floor. ALERT & Perry's orches-
ira furnished the music. FraDDe was served
in the oriental corners during the evening.
Among the coo guests were Messrs. and
Mines J. L. Kiicihli, Adolnh Denval, A. H.
sieiken, j. G. Zwick. T.. E. Towers, Harry
Wilcox, l.. w. Douglass, Carl G. Schober,
Charles o. Lampe, w. w. Bardwell, w. II.
Curtiss, r. J. Smith, Waldemar Schultz, H.
A. Oswald w. H Byrnes! E. w Kittredge,
Weingart, Arthur E. Eichhorn,s HESS, G. Q.
Lampe, ST. Weidenbeck, Charles Harkins,
A. Hushield Charles H. HUM, r.. G. Winter,
NJ. Conley, O. f.. G. Day, Francis A. Gross,
A. W. Shaw. Edward Won Edne, ALBERT r..
Norton, A. A. Massolt, H. B. Schlichting,
George J. Sherer, Thomas A. Pratt, John G.
Gluek; Misses Bauman, Trase, Vahle, Benck,
Willius, Gertrude Seibel, Minnie Heinrich,
Alma Lampe, Ella Il. Oppliger, Hazen Hahn,
Mueller, Cotter, Loretta Mccarthy, Mabel
Bonness, Lampe. Carrie Gluek, Lena Gluek,
Rosa Mueller, lowering, Mile Mueller, Stella
Mueller, Mrs. Richter. Mrs. +. o. McClain
Mrs G. a. Morris; Messrs. Alfred b. Seibel
o. D.. Hauschild Charles Gluek. Herbert J..
Morse, G. A. VIII, F. o. McClain, F.. A. Rich
! ter, F. G. Benck, W. S. Rogers, A. E. Peter
| son, P H Kreitz, G F. Gletzin, P. G.. speakes,
j
sic, VIII Winthersie. Mueller, Davis. Page,
Heinrich, sprague, J.'E. Torrens. DR.. Frank
! NJ Greer.
Mrs. Harry D. Lackore and Mrs. Charles
| G. Mcneil entertained sixty women at cards
| at their apartments on F. Sixteenth street this
afternoon The two flats adjoin and were
deliberately decorated with southern smilax
! and clusters Of roses and carnations. The
| connecting hall was bower of green and
! the color scheme throughout was in finl< and
green. Euchre. was played and the score
cards represented orchids Misses Janet and
Elizabeth Carleton, Marion Jones and Kath-
! crime Kidder assisted the hostesses. A light
luncheon was served from the card tables
after the games.
Mrs. Charles H. Robinson, Mrs William S.
Jenkins, Mrs. Adeline Barber and Miss Rob-
inson have issued cards for a reception to be
| given next Friday afternoon from 2 until
O'Clock at the home of Mines. Robinson and
Jenkins, 1858 Portland avenue. In the evening
a second group of guests will be entertained
The Teachers club will give an informal re.
caption to DR.. George E. Vincent Saturday
evening after his lecture in the club course on
knowledge vs. Wisdom" The reception will
be given in the Apollo club rooms III Tx
i Lyceum theater building and will be very
convenient for those who attend the lecture
While in the city DR.. Vincent will be the
guest Of Mrs r. H. Passnlore Clifton ave-
nue..
The Teachers Club especially desires chat
r., all old Chautauqua friends Of DR.. Vincent tC
feel free to attend this reception without spe-
cial invitation. DR.. Vincent is at the head
| of the Chautauqua management, in which
he was long associated with his father, Bishop
j. H. Vincent
I The marriage Of Mrs. Emma s. Lyons o.
I St. Paul and H Burton Strait of Minneapolis
,, will take place Thursday evening at o'clock
:, at the home of the bride on Dayton avenue
, Monday evening Mrs. Conrad Vanderhorcl
! will give a dinner for Mrs Lyons and Mr.
!, Strait. and Tuesday Mrs. Orrin Kipp OF st
: Paul will give a luncheon for the bride.
Mrs. Stella Webster OF Chicago has an
; nounced the engagement of her daughter
, Miss Florence Webster, and 3. r. Lynch o
Minneapolis.
v The engagement is announced OF Miss Hild
e Bryant and Henry H. O'Donnell.x 4s
| Mrs Carl Wallace will entertain at card
| Thursday evening at her home. 2oes Quee,
avenue s.
/; Next Friday evening Mrs. George Dixon an
Mrs William Hartley will entertain at card
1 at the Holmes Hotel. srE
, Mr. and Mrs. James Pye entertained thirt
young people last evening at their home o.
Sixth street Sc In honor Of their son, viii
p,o nonoinp u,aa the a In1fsement and TIL