The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
In Social Circles

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Miss Mary c. Langley daughter of Mrs.
Edgar d. Brand, and George Sanford Eddy
VIII pc married next Wednesday evening. MI.
and Mrs. Eddy will be at home at 944 Hamp-
den avenue, st. Anthony Park, after Feb. 40.
Mrs. Victor WEIGH of 1873 Seventeenth street
Will entertain at cards Saturday evening.
the young people of the Central high
school will give a football dance in Johnson
nall Friday evening.
The Tuesday Limited Club gave a delight
| ful party last evening in Johnson hall 1t
was colonial ball, and the women were in
the quaint gowns Of the period, while their
powdered hair and patches but accumulated
their charming appearance. The men were
Respondent in brocaded coats, knee breeches,
powdered wigs and lace ruffles. Many of the
costumes were heirlooms Mrs. Henry Hahn
wore an eighteenth century frock of dark
green silk with lace fichu encircling the
shoulders Mrs w. B. Heaths gown was of
pink satin with an old rose velvet bodice
Mrs. James Pye wore draped pink net over
blue satin. Mrs Augustine Thompson
quaint gown was of plum-colored silk. and
Mrs. Bintliff was in white.
The nall was hung with flags and bunting,
and flowers and palms added to the pretty
effect A cotillion was led by Mrs. S. c. No
Bile, who wore rose pink brocaded silk over
a skirt Of black velvet. The favors were
made by the women of the club, and included
paper bags for the women and cooked hats
for the men. Flags, flies and drums were
given out in a military figure, and in the
Maypole figure Mrs. Noble stood in the center,
while the men and women danced around her
holding pinlsand white tulles streamers In
n1n Ao1rr f1o ooJ-o
| decked with flowers and gay tissue paper.
Each basket contained luncheon to be
shared by the woman who brought it.
Among those present were Messrs. and
Mines George F. Honstain, A. H. Hopkins,
w. H. H. James, NJ. e. Moore, McLain F. A.
Olds, R. l.. Penney, James Pye, Edward j.
SERVER, Hiram Smith, Frank w. Stanley, e.
E. Atkinson, Charles J. Bintlif, w D. Bou-
tell, W. T. Boutell C.. E. Fisher, James j.
Gerber, Henry Hahn, W. P. Harmon, William
Hartley, William B. Heath, Augustine
Thompson, J. L. Tracy, Dayton G. Williams,
c. c. Wyman, j. F. Zonne, T. X. Baker, A.
Won Schlegell, j. A. Larimore, j. F. Wilcox,
Professor and Mrs. Edward Nicholson. Mrs.
| Fred Hottie, Miss Gertrude Campbell and DR..
Irvine.
Miss Risque of St. Louis was the guest of
honor last evening at dinner given at the
minneapolis Cub.
A dancing party was given last evening in
Masonic Temple by the Nabobs The decora-
| lions were in the club colors, purple and gold.
The Nabobs' orchestra played program of
| popular dances. William M. Boyd, master of
| ceremonies, was assisted by J. A. E. Keefe,
| j. P. Coleman, w. j.. Keefe, d. W. Fitzpat-
| rick, H. H. German, E. P. Coveney, r. K
| Scarborough, d. E. Byrnes, J.. G. Spindler, W.
| b.. Coskran, IT: ID. Murphy, W. J. Donahue,
L.. F. O'DonnelI, X. M. Mccoy, P. J. Cannon,
J. F. Healy and F. A. Holl
| Mrs. c. P. Thompson was the guest of
| honor yesterday at a luncheon given in St.
Paul by Mrs. Frank A. Upham.
Mrs. Harry Murphy entertained the Monday
Card Club at the last meeting. The next
meeting will be held Jan. 20 at the residence
of Mrs David Murphy, 1921 Park avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Baker of 3417 Oakland
avenue entertained informally this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Carrie McCauley, worthy
grand matron of the O. r. s.. Of the state.
Mrs. M A. Holmes assisted the hostess. The
house was decorated with roses and carna-
tions and a light collation. was served. There
were about twenty guests.
Personal and Social.
j. A. Rush left Monday evening for New
York.
Miss Nellie g. Pierce is spending few
days In Osseo.
The Adams Athletic Association will give a
dance at Fifteenth avenue and Franklin Jan.
Mrs. Peter Nelson, of Red Wing, MINI. is
visiting :, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Marshall, of Park avenue
Mrs. o. II. Phillips, of Larimore N. D., is
visiting Mrs. E. H. Mattingly and Mrs. Edith
Morey,4sof 264S Humboldt avenue S.
Mrs. j. A. Colwell and son, who have been
visiting Mrs: W P; Washburn, have returned
Pride Of Minneapolis lodge, No. 49, w. p.
A., will give card party and dance to-mor-
row evening, in the hall, Franklin and
bloomington avenues.
Misses Elizabeth and Josephine Holman have
Cloquet, having spent their holidays with
their parents in their new home, 1924 Hum
boldt avenue S.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels to-
| toria. G: B. Hill; Grand, L. NJ. Churchill, E.
J. Boucher; Albert, H. Pinten; Hoffman =.
Leahy. Lakota, N. D.-Broadways Central,
r; P. Root Mankato. Minn.-Astor. F. B.
Clement
The congregation of Bethesda Baptist
church gave birthday surprise and donation
party y, last night in honor of the pastor, Rev.
~ w. Withers. at his residence. I'LL Sixth
street 5. There was a large attendance, and
a supper was served. Gifts commemorative
the occasion were left.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Borglin of 215 Twentieth
avenue N entertain the White Sweater Cinch
Club Monday evening. After the games, sto-
ries were told and refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j. E. Sandberg, Mrs.
Andrew Berggren. A.. R. Brostrom and A. A.
Sandberg. The club will hold its next meet
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Sandberg of Nine
teenth avenue s.
The Idyle Houre Cinch Club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Agnes Thompson.
Prizes were won by Misses Murphy and
DeCou and Messrs. Arnott and Long. The
club members are Misses Agnes Thompson,
Laura Mcintosh, Elizabeth Pullman, Ruth
Birch, Blenkhorn, DeCou, Janet Harmer,
| Grace Murphy, olive Moore, AIMEE Laramee:
Messrs. Benedict, Arnott Smith, DeCou,
Cook, Long, Falconer, Child; Addy and Pep
home OF Miss Murphy.