The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-08
Chocolaterie by Mrs. Badger and
Mrs. Dickinson
FOR A BRIDE OF NEXT WEEK
Plummer by Miss SelOver
Last Evening.


brary and a great basket of red carnations
with a bow of tulle on the handle was a
charming decoration In the dining groom. Can
dies to harmonize with the color scheme were
used through all the rooms. Mrs. Badger,
Mrs. Dickinson and Miss Plummer received
alone and assisting through the rooms were
Mines. George A. Plummer, Charles Good
now, Warren Horner, Frederick Sammls,
Misses Emma Carpenter and Corissy Benton.
Mrs. S. " Morris, Jr., and Mrs. Washington
/ Yale presided in the diningroom, and were
assisted by Misses Anna and Elnor Morris,
Lucy fowler Katherine Selover, Myra Hen
dirk and Bessie Plummer. About 200 young
women were entertained. r.-
Last evening Miss Katherine .Selover gave
an ''advice party for Miss Plummer and
Mr. Helliwel at her home on Fifth avenue
S. The thirtyf1ve guests brought slips Of
paper which was written advice for the
bride and bridegroom, who read them for the
amusement of those present. Supper was
served at a. late hour and pink carnations
decked the table.
| The marriage of Miss Plummer and Mr..
Helliwell will take place Tuesday evening
| at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Plummer. Miss Bessie Plummer
will be her sisters only attendant and AL
bert Heliwel will act as best man. '"
| The social sets Of Minneapolis have seem
! ingly exhausted their enthusiasm even be-
| fore the unusually early arrival of Lent and
there are no parties of consequence Tor Mon
day and Tuesday. The only notable affair will
| be the midwinter performance of. the Uni
versity Dramatic club on Monday night at
! the Lyceum. This will be a gala occasion
| for the university young people and the gay
| parties will be many. Most of the boxes
| have been taken by fraternities or groups
| specially interested in the performance and
| other parties have taken large blocks of
seats .,a
| All OF the dramatic enthusiasts of the city
| will be present and, they are many and
prominent, this will add to the eclat of the
| occasion. The club has demonstrated it's
| ability and purpose to give performances of
| superlative excellence and this gives it a
| strong following of people Of literary and
dramatic tastes who enjoy the performances
| for their merits and not from personal inter-
est in the actors. ,.. ..-
| 1t is rumored that conspicuous ability and
! aptitude for dramatic work has been mani
| tested by at least two of the young players
| and this lends especial zest to the expecta-
! lions, for it is known that all have been well
schooled and play their parts to the satisfac-
| ton Of the club and the director. Much, of
| the scenery used has been ordered specially
| for this performance and the costuming will
| be handsome. s :."-...
! The bill is a double, one. The players in
Rostand's Lies Romanesques'' are Miss Inez
|
Collins, Don Campbell and Harry Mitchell,
! and in 1.-The Old Musician Miss Clara
Wheeler, Frank Lane, Oscar Wren, George
| Webster and Harry, Mitchell. The incidental
| dance in quaint Vatican costumes will be
given by Misses Bean, Robbins, Ozias Swart,
| Mcfarland, Fagundus, Alden and Kinyon
The incidental music of which there is much
| in LES Romanesques,' is played by mem
bers of the University Mandolin club, Messrs
| Booth, Edwards, Wheeler, Moody, Kicker Ger
! rish, Loria and Griffith. .-.'... ..--.-
| The Episcopalians Of the city are planning
for public reception for Bishop and Mrs.
Edsall to take place during Easter week.
! Miss Jean Wakeman will give q musical IL
| Friday evening at her studio in the Med
lcal block. She will be assisted by Miss Ger
trude Hale. Miss Wakeman will play before
the Schubert Club in St. Paul on Wednes-
day, giving numbers by Brahms and Chopin
Mrs. John Williamson entertained at lunch.
con, followed by~a matinee party at the Met.
| ropolitan theater this afternoon, in honor O.
| Mrs. James Owen, Mrs. j. A. McLaughlin
| Mrs Z. II. Ozmun and S. F. Owen 49,.
Dr. and Mrs Charles A. McCollom have
announced the engagement of their daughter
Mllllcent Katherine and George Harris Clut.
Of San Francisco.
j The marriage Of Miss Matte Young an,
Harry F. McComb of Marshalltown, Iowa
!, will take place Wednesday afternoon, Feb
y, at O'clock at the the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A: Young. 21O
Ilion avenue
Monday afternoon Mrs. Carleton Wallac
Will entertain at thmble bee for her sis
ter, Miss Spicer.
Miss Frances Thayer will entertain tn
members Of Kappa Delta Phi fraternity Mon
day at toboggan party Supper will b.
served at the Thayer residence on Noun
Curve avenue. .
Mrs A. Sanborn will entertain forty guest
) at luncheon Tuesday at Donaldson's tea
rooms.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs J.. D. McArdle will
entertain at cards at her home, 3145 Port
| land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles have issued in
vitation for card party to be given Wednes
day evening
, Mrs. c. L. Abbott has issued fifty invita-
Y tions. for character party to he given mex
t Saturday at her home on Oakland avense
o The annual pre-Lenten reception Of S.
h Marks congregation will be held Tuesda
=: evening in the guild house. The rector, war
, | dens, vestrylnen and their wives with Bisho
. ! and Mrs. Edsall, will receive the guests. A
, of the rectors of the Episcopal churches
the city and their wives and the. people
St. Marks parish will be the guests,
Zuhrah Ladies will give their annual ba
Monday evening, Feb. a. Their party is a
ways a pleasant feature of the season an
| elaborate arrangements are being made fl
the affair this year.
e. The senior class of the South high scho,
| will give it's next party Tuesday evening
Miss Mueler's hall in the Lyceum building.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickson and Mr. al
Mrs. William Hartley entertained 800 CUES
last evening at the Holmes hotel. The room
were attractively arranged with palms ar
red-shaded lights. MINES. A. Armatage 4
l.. Hazer, r. Munzer, W. H. Rendell, H. I
Fertig, James Pye,> J. F. Evans, a. Thong
son, j. A. Harris, A. V. Jones, W. r. Can
ing. Progressive euchre was played from
until II o'clock and later dancing was tt
amusement The score cards were red al
white booklets, with the initials of the hos
in gold. The Misses stratton, Pye, Thompsc
and Sanborn assisted in looking after tt
scores. ALERT and Perry's orchestra play,
during the entire evening and at midnight
buffet supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Hale of Third aven,
gave dinner of twelve covers last ev
ming. Pink carnations and ferns decked ii
table and daffodils were used in the parlo