The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-15
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THE HOSTESS BALL
It Is to Be the Next Brilliant
Event on the Social
y. Calendar. -'
Dark Secrecy Shrouds the Elaborate
Plan of Decoration for the
Occasion.

The social calendar is crowded with
receptions, teas card parties and lunch
cons next week, and all of the pretty
affairs seem to center around the Hostess
ball, the browning social event Of the
year, which Will be given Friday evening
In the West hotel. There is always so
much pleasant anticipation in regard to
the ball, for 1t Is sure to present some
novel effect in the way Of decoration and
appointments. One year the guests We're
received In far away Japan. with its cher
ry blossoms, and another season they
gathered in the stately gardens Of Pom
peian residence Just what period will
be represented this year is profound Sc
cret from every one but the women on the
committee Of decorat ton, Mines. L. e.
Winter, Alden Smith and Elder II. Moul-
ton; but everybody knows that it will be
correct in every detail The three young
women debutantes Of the year, who Will
receive with the hostesses, are the Misses
Margaret Welles, Susie Christian and
Marjorie Northrup.
Thursday Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gilhl-
Ian will give a tea for Miss Welles and
Miss Northrup at their home on Tenth
avenue Sc, and the men as we'll as the
women have been invited from until
Z o'clock.
Mrs. Francis Maxwell Henry has issued
cards for reception to be given from
until 8 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
her home, 1000 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs Rodney Chadbourne will give re-
ception from until o'clock Friday aft
ernoon at her home, 1925 Oak Grove street,
for Mrs. Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Newell have
invita- lions out for a dinner to be given
Tuesday evening, Nov. Is, at their home
OIL Vine place.
The bridal dinner for Miss Louise Hef-
felflnger and James F. Bell will be given
Tuesday evening. Dec. 9, by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. B. Sempe at their home on Vine place.
Monday evening Mrs. George H. Par
fridge of Groveland avenue will give
dinner for Mrs. Harrison Drummond of
New York, who is her guest for week.
The Misses Knoblauch and Miss Backus
will give tea Monday afternoon at the
home Of the Misses Knoblauch, 1927 Hen
nepin avenue. in honor of Miss Carolyn
Damn.
The faculty Of Graham Hall will give
reception next Saturday at the hall.
The Deutscher Frauen club will give it's
third annual ball on Feb. in Masonic
Temple. The members Of the club are
already busy with the arrangements. Mrs.
John Gluck is chairman Of the committee,
J. Zwick, G. Gfroerer, s. Gutsch and c.
Zachow.
Minneapolis people will be interested IN
the marriage Of Miss Rosa Mode Cook,
daughter Of William Mode Cook Of
Orange, N. j.. and Rev. Frederick Car
man Of Denver. Col. which took place
Wednesday evening in st. Andrews Epis
copal church. South Orange. The service
was read by Rev. Marcus Simpson of Min
neapolis, a brother-in-law Of the bride
groom. assisted by Rev. Charles l..
Pardee. Mrs. Arthur B. Turner, the
brides cousin. was matron Of honor and
the flower girls were Misses Elizabeth
Allen Cook and Jane Daily Cook, cousins
and sister Of the bride. The ushers were
William L. Trowbridge and Arthur B.
Turner and Ralph e. Rosschlaub OF New
York was best man. The bride was CIV
en- In marriage by her father. Owing to
recent death In the family the arrange
ments and appointments were character
lied by an air of extreme simplicity and
only the immediate relatives were pres
ont. small reception was held at the
home Of the brides uncle. George Dillwyn
Cook.
Mr. Carman was assistant rector of
Gethsemane church for several years and
now has a parish In Denver, Col.
Mrs. w. S. Mott Of Groveland avenue
entertained box party at the football
Mrs. Samuel Marshall of Madison, Wis.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mott will give
q large dinner for their guests Covers
will be laid for twenty -four.
Mrs j. B. Lee. Jr.. and Mrs Frank
Barrett RoWley Of Hawthorn avenue gave
an informal kitchen shower this afternoon
for Miss Mae Staveley, a November
bride. Covers were laid for twelve and
the decorations were in red and white.
bunch Of carnations marked the bride s
place: The name cards were heart shaped
with photographs of the bridal couple and
were tied with white ribbon
Mrs. George II. Partridge gave de
lightful dancing party last evening al her
home on Groveland avenue for the visit
ing members Of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Chi Psi fraternities who are here
from Madison. Wis. There are fourteen
members Of the two fraternities visiting
in the city and they are with the local
members The drawing room was bright
with red roses and chrysanthemums were
in the library and living rooms. The din
ing room was in the Wisconsin cardinal
A basket of carnations was In the center
of the table and the lights were all shaded
in red. In the ballroom southern smilax
festooned the walls and the lights were
red shaded. The dance cards were in
cardinal. Mrs. Partridge was assisted In
mond of New York, Miss Agnes Belden
ma and Thomas Wallace and Dana Nc