The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-31
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| Mrs w. /. Carpenter and Mrs. Arthur H.
| Barnard entertained at cards this afternoon
| at the home of Mrs. Carpenter on Girard ave-
nue. S. The rooms We're hung with southern
| smilaX. Pots of Easter lilies with clusters
| of carnations and violetg aided In carrying
| out color scheme of white and green. Six
hand euchre was played and the score cards
were In green with the initials Of the hostesses
| in white. Mrs. Frank Annis Of Usage, Iowa,
who is visiting Mrs. Barnard. and Mrs. w.
q. Penf1eld were the assisting women. This
evening sixty guests will be entertained at
four-hand euchre.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Carpenter will
| give dinner Of twelve covers forVher niece,
Miss Maud Carpenter
| Mrs. J. Arthur Jeffery Of e Franklin ave-
nue. gave a card party this afternoon, enter
! tanning twenty-five women at six-hand euchre.
| The parlors We're bright with roses and car
nations and the lights were shaded in pink.
| The diningroom was in red with red shaded
| lights and tulips. The assisting women were
Mines w. S. Baird, R. ]. Smith and J. H.
! Muliken. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey will enter
tain twenty guests at cards this evening.
The marriage of Miss Harriet f. Plummer
and Arthur Helliwell, which will be solemn
lied at Z o'clock Tuesday evening. Feb. II,
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs George f. Plummer, on E Eighteenth
| street. will be witnessed by only small
group of young people. A second group of
! young people have been invited to a recep-
| ton for the bridal couple at $3.50 o'clock. To-
| morrow afternoon Miss Bachelor of Oakland
| avenue will entertain for Miss Plunmer and
on Monday afternoon Misses Florence Smith
! md poytop will oiv chr PC hor,
Wednesday evening Miss Griffith and Miss
Bicknel will give a parcel shower at the
| home of Miss Griffith Portland avenue and
| Friday evening Miss Katherine Seover of
Fifth avenue S will entertain forty young
people for Miss Plummer and Mr. Helliwell
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 8, Mrs. William A.
| Badger and MIS-. H. Danforth Dickinson will
1 give a chocolaterie for the bride and the same
evening the rehearsal will be held at the
| Plummer residence. -a
! Mrs J. A. OBrien will entertain the Mon
| day Card Club next week at her home, 1924
Colfax avenue S.
Irving Robitshelz will entertain the Gamma
| Sigma fraternity Of the South high school
| Monday night at his residence Elliott
avenue.
MISC McDonough entertained at her home
on Western avenue last evening in honor Of
Miss Ella Wilson of Chicago. Miss Romanoff
and Mr. Squier contributed several we'll
chosen songs to the evenings entertainment.
| Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Nelson gave dinner
/ Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mrs William A. Mather gave a very pretty
| luncheon yesterday in honor OF her guest
Mrs. William Oliver Sisson of Milwaukee, at
J her apartment In Hawthorn Terrace The
dainty appointments were in pink and white
| and covers were laid for eight Mrs. Sisson
| is cousin of Mrs. Ella S. Clark of Ninth
! avenue S.
The Cotillion Club gave it's third party
last evening in Elks' hail. which was simply
| decorated with palms and ferns Louis B.
! Newell and Charles Case led the cotillion
! and introduced a number of novelties. Real
bicycles were used in the bicycle race and
the tug of war was danced amid much merri-
ment. Gay colored Gainsborough hats were
worn by the girls in one figure and the men
carried tall statfs. The favors were pink
! carnations, bows of colored crepe paper, pack
ages OF bonbons and flags. Mines. G. w. Case
and Frank w. Commons presided at the favor
tables An interesting feature Of the evening
took place at II o'clock when the orchestra
played the 'Orient Dance from ''The Cha
j Mae Stebbins, the clever instep dancer OF
The Chaperons'' company, whirled in. The
lights were turned off and calcium lights
played about the dancer who wore charm
ing pink costume. The demand for encores
| was unceasing, and Miss Stebbins finally re-
tired amid cheers and applause while flow
erS shoWered around her. The guests of the
evening were Mines. I. l.. Corse, L. B. Newell
J. R. Van Derlip, B. Woodworth, Walter w.
Heffelfnger, Willis Walker, Misses Mcmillan,
! Donaldson, Heffelf1nger, Lawson, Harriet
Wagner, Charlotte Esmond. Florence Harri-
son, Elsie Hardenbergh, Heffelfinger, Burton,
Helen Hall, Wilson, Charlotte Esmond, Jane
Mcdonald.
This is the evening of the junior ball and
the university young people are in futter of
! anticipation. The dancers are not the only
ones interested and large blocks of gallery
| seats have been sold to groups of people who
are making up parties to go over and see
the decorations, the pretty gowns and hear
j the music. The concert will be from $3.50 to
10 o'clock and will be followed by program
| of thirty dances. The decorations will be
we'll worth seeing. They have cost about
+, $1,000 and over 5000 yards of pink and white
bunting have been used. Supper will be
served in the west vestibule and frappe tables
will be arranged in attractive corners the
Floor.
To- morrow evening the men Of Phi Gamma
| Delta fraternity will entertain the alumni at
| a smoker at the chapter house.
Miss Edna Layman will entertain at cards
next Friday evening.
The Delta Epsilon fraternity men enter
| tanned a group of guests at dinner at the
| chapter house last evening.
| Mrs. J. c.. Plummer and Mrs. Charles How
| ard entertained yesterday afternoon at their
home Sixth street Sc for Miss Harriet
!Plummer. The affair was very informal and
the time was spent in quilting a comforter for
the bride-elect @.@ = 7tA'
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. M A. Gedney
entertained at luncheon at her home on High
land avenue. The decorations and appoint
ments were in pink. After luncheon progress
sive euchre was played.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cushman gave sleigh
ing party Wednesday evening for Mrs. Al
bert S. Lott Of Chicago The other guests
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