The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-22


Parties Announced for
h. Holiday Week
The presence of the members of the Yale
Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs will add
much to the gaiety of the. week. The
clubs will give concert I'M Plymouth
church Friday evening and the day will
be crowded with pleasant affairs in honor
of the visiting men. Mrs. ]. b. Giltillan
will give a luncheon and Mrs. George Part
ridge a tea and after the concert there will
be a ball and reception, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs F. b. Semple. @3a
1T is two years since the Yale clubs Wis
tied Minneapolis and there last concert is
still pleasantly remembered. The patron
esses for the affair this year are as fol-
lows: Mines George Fl. Christian, w. D.
Washburn, Cyrus Northrop, S. C. Gale
Thomas Lowry, John E. Bushnell, Sumner
T. Mcknight, George w. Porter, E. c.,
Crosby, J. S. Bell, G. A. Bovey, F. B. Sem
pie, George B. Partridge, Louis X. Hull,
Preston King, E. Carpenter, Walter Heff-
elfnger. John Crosby, Alfred Pillsbury and
Franklin Crosby.
Dr. Carl E. Bergquist of Winthrop,
Mimi, and Miss Borghild Torkelson Of
Henning, Mimi, were married last eve.
ming in the Swedish Lutheran Bethlehem
church in North Minneapolis. Professor
p. v. Johnson played thea Lohengrin''
wedding march as the party proceeded
to the altar. Rev. j. G. Hultkrans read
the ceremony. The bride wore a cream
colored silk gown and a long veil trimmed
with lilies of the valley and carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Sophia Larson and Sather of Hennng and
Miss Mile Johnson Of Minneapolis. The
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Bergquist and Theodore Bergquist, broth
er of the bridegroom A. supper was served
by Mrs. Maria Peterson, 927 Thirteenth
avenue S. The rooms were prettily dec
grated: Several musical selections were
given by ]. Victor Bergquist, just re-
turned from Europe. The bridal couple
will spend Christmas at Winthrop, Mimi,
and will be at home at 3Henning Mimi,
after Jan. l.. y .&fA@ ~
Miss Margaret Welles will give dane
ing party Tuesday evening, Dec. 80, at her
home on Clifton avenue, for Miss Shattuck
Of Boston, who will arrive shortly after
Christmas to be her guest.
The Cotillion Club will give it's next
party New Years night ard the out of
town young people will be the guests Of
honor. s5ss.:s, ss = ~.
W..
will entertain a group of Smith college
girls at luncheon Friday for her guest,
Miss Frances Howe, of New York, who will
arrive tomorrow. ~ 'r~- -. = =. =.
Mrs. w. C. ShuI will give a dancing
party Friday evening. Jan. 2, for Miss
Katherine Shull and Ralph shull.
| Among the New Year affairs will be an
| Informal reception from Z until 10 clock
] at the homcIof Mrs. A. E.. Zonne and Mrs.
Frank Barney on Third avenue S. Receiv-
ing with them will be the Misses Cole, the
Misses Harrington, Miss Martha Harris,
Mabel Stevenson, Ruth Golesand Joslin.
Mrs. d. F. Morgan has asher guest for
1 the holidays Miss Marguerite Commack
of New Dreams. Mrs. Morgan will give
a dinner in Miss Commack's honor at the
Minneapolis club the last of the week:
A dancing party will be given next
Monday evening at the Minikahda club by
the Lambda Sigma fraternity of the Gem
| trail high school. = =. ~ ~ ~ 81 -..'.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Hunter of Fourth
| avenue S, will entertain the members of
/ the Central high chool football team on
/ laid for thirty. The team has recently
been entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
! Thayer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Luce.
] Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Greaves gave a din
ner Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto T. Rooster of Comstock, Mimi. who
spent few days with Mr.. Koester's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rooster of Min
/ nehaha avenue, on their way home from
! their wedding trip. Mrs. Rooster was for
merly Miss Southworth of Dibley Mimi.
| Mrs. C. w: Carter gave parcel shower
| Friday afternoon at her home on East
| man avenue for Miss Dorothy Lucille
Cody. Cards were played and refrehmens
served. There were twenty guests.
/ One Of the pretty affairs of last week
was the paper ball which was given Sat-
urday afternoon by Mrs. S. c. Noble in the
! Phoenix club ball room for the young peo
pie of her juvenile classes. About 100
! children were present and they were all
| in quaint paper costumes Mrs. Noble
was assisted by Mrs G. L. Easton and the
| young people Of her Portland avenue class.
| The program included two pretty minuets
danced by the children. There will be no
lesson this week on account of Christmas.
| and the class will not meet again until
Saturday, Jan! 3.