The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-27

Mrs. William Donaldson gave a matinee
party this afternoon at the Metropolitan
theater for her daughter, Miss May Don
aldson. The guests were fourteen of the
young people who are home from school
for the holidays and after the play
luncheon was served at the tea rooms.
A pretty affair of last evening was the
annual reception and ball OF the, Tau
Kappa Phi fraternity of the Central high
school which was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Harris on Vine place.
The reception rooms were decorated in
red, white and green and holly and ever
greens were everywhere with the mar
guerite, the fraternity flower. The fra
ternity colors, yellow and white, were
used In the ball room. A program of
eighteen numbers was danced after which
a light supper was served. About sixty
five guests were present. Miss Katherine
Harris was assisted in receiving by a
group Of the fraternity girls. : ''.',
Miss Ethel Ridgway entertained at
luncheon yesterday for Dexter Morris Of
the Yale Glee club: -
Adolph o. Eliason entertained the men
Of his bridal party at dinner last evening
at the Commercial club. Covers We're laid
for ten.
Mrs. O.. M. Henry entertained thirty
guests at Christmas party at her home
on Fourth avenue S. Holly and ever
green's decked the rooms. Games and a
photograph furnished amusements and
supper was served. Cd .. ,-~..
| : Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r, Stein of 2705
Chicago avenue, =" had ia a family party
Christmas Day. The rooms were bright
with holly and evergreens The Misses
Gussie and Grace Harding, May Irwin,
Messrs. William Conway Chester Parr
and Ben and Ray Harding gave a musical
program. There were twenty-five guests.
Miss Maggie E. Deane and George Kis-
singer, Jr., were married Christmas Day
at the home Of the bridegroom's father,
George Kissinger, 260S Grand avenue. Rev.
l.. L. Lansing read the service, which was
followed by a wedding breakfast. Covers
were laid for fifty. Evergreens flowers
and flags furnished an attractive decora-
ton through the rooms. .,~7:>s ,-z,. .:.7...,e,
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth John
son and Charles F'randell took place early
in the week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Olson, 1922 Lyndale avenue N. Mrs. Glen
was at the piano and played, ooh, Prom
Use Me- during the service which was
read by Rev. Richard Brown. A supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Frandell will
be at home at 927 Second avenue S, after
Jan. Is. "..J .
H. w. Malcolm gave his annual holiday
reception to the children Of his classes
this afternoon in the large ballroom in
Masonic Temple. About 100 boys and girls
were present and enjoyed the program of
Christmas dances. A group Of sixteen
gave a sleigh ride dance and Miss Edith
Crist and Raymond Malcolm gave a song
and dance, "The Rose of Killarney" A
cotillion was danced and the favors were
taken from a large Christmas tree which
occupied a conspicuous place. .'s.',. q
The alumni of the South high school
will give party Monday. evening in the
| Phoenix club rooms on Hennepin avenue
and Seventeenth street. This promises to
be one of the pleasantest; of the holiday
affairs as a large number Of the. old
] alumni have signified their intention OF
attending and renewing old acquaintances.
! No special invitations have been issued.
Mrs. George Rose, will entertain the
! Seventeenth Street Euchre club at her
home, GIT Ninth avenue Sc, Tuesday aft
! er11oon, Jam. G.. The club will hold nc
1 OF nor no uyaa1x =