The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-15
MILAN of Chi Psi. A program of twenty
numbers was danced by the ninety guests
and string orchestra played.

anu q SlIlnR orchestra Dlayod.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar seagle of New
York were guests of honor at an informal
reception given last evening by the Apollo
club In the club rooms, in the Iyceum
building. Mr.. Seagle was formerly
prominent member Of the club: and with
Mrs. Seagle leaves to-day for the Pacific
coast after brief stay in the city. They
were assisted in receiving last evening
by George B. Eustis and F. M. Rutten.
Mr.. Seagle gave a delightful group Of
songs accompanied by Mrs Seagle and
others who contributed to the informal
program were Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Scott.
Mr.. Ayers and Miss Mabel Runge. About
seventy guests were present. Red roses
and white chrysanthemums frightened
the rooms. -
Last evening Mrs. George NJ. Gillette
OF Tenth avenue: Sc gave. a football din
ner Of twelve guests. The decorations
were in the Minnesota coors. maroon and
gold. and chrysanthemums were the
flowers used.
Mrs w. G. Bailey Of Seventeenth ave-
nue. Sc entertained informally last even
| ing for her sister, Mrs. N. c. Beering of
| Usage, Iowa. Six-hand euchre was played
| and a light supper was served after the
| games The decorations were in maroon
| and gold chrysanthemums.
| pleasant affair of last evening was
the reception given by the people of
| Plymouth church IN honor of Rev. and
Mrs. L. N. Hallock. The parlors were
| decorated with flowers and palms. About
| 800 guests were present, and as they ar
| rived the older people were received up
| stairs by the members Of the prudential
committee with their wives, Messrs and
Mines. James Crays, Harrington, Beard
Griffith, Nelson Clark, c. M. Cushman,
George H. Rust, G. R. Lyman, b. F.
F. Black. D. c. Bell, assisted by
Mesdames w. S. Benton. r. c. Benton,
D. P. Jones and c. H. Woods. -. ...,.
The younger people gathered down
stairs, where they were welcomed by
Messrs. and Mines. Hallock. F. w. Ly-
man, II. H Hunt, Frank Nye. Bass and
Miss Lyman. After an hour Of informal
sociability the two groups assembled in
the large parlor and DR.. Hallock gave a
short address and Mr.. Forsen sang.
! Misses Catherine Lyman, Palmer, Rust.
Bovey, ,Cushman and Mabel Lyman served
frappe.
Rev. and Mrs. George S. Rollins were
| the guests of honor at a pleasant recep-
ton given last evening by the people of
Park Avenue Congregational church. The
church parlors were transformed into re-
! ception rooms with oriental rugs and
hangings and palms and yellow chrysan-
themums added to the charming effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins were assisted in re-
ceiving by Messrs. and Mines. William
| Hooker, w. D. Gregory, O. B. King, F.
H. Carleton, L. B. Wood, Sheldon, Gam
BILE and S. H. fowler. A program of songs
was given by Mrs Alice Adrian Pratt and
Mrs E. w. French Frappe was served
by Misses Frances Woodard Lucy fowler
= and Edna Chapman, and Misses Simmons,
Baxter and Laura Robb served coffee.
THE guests numbered about ESQ. .~. -
The people of Simpson M. E. church
gave reception last evening for Rev. w.
!: H. Rider and family. The church parlors
were made attractive with palms and
chrysanthenauns, white and yellow, and
the platform was banked with green. The
hours were from 8 until 10 o'clock and
a large group Of guests called. A pro-
. gram Of addresses and music was given
and Mr.. Rider was welcomed by the
. members of the official board D.. W.
Longfellow, r. s. Martin and ]. c. Hutch
. inson had charge Of the arrangements.
with Mrs H Parsons and the women of
the Ladies' Aid society. Mines. w. r.
!. Hiles, S. B. Eddy, H. E. Sloane and s. A
Dexter assisted by a group Of young
, women presided in the dining-room, which
was also decked with white and yellow
, chry santhemums.& 49," 800. .
Miss Emily Byron of Albany. N. Y, who
is visiting Mrs Charles Bintliff; was the
guest of honor at an informal thimble bee
Thursday afternoon, which was given by
Miss Marian Moir.a Fifteen Of the young
er women were the guests. .5S..tE& !
The senior class of the Central high
5 school had a social 8 gathering at the
3 Holmes Hotel last evening. The commit.
tee In charge Of the arrangements In: