The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-26
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Mrs. Alfred N. TruSsell entertained at
| cards this afternoon at her home on First
avenue N. The parlors were bright with
clusters of red and white carnations and roses
while palms and ferns were also used with
charming effect Slx-hand euchre was play ed
! at six tables and light luncheon was served
after the games
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Trusssll viii.
entertain fifty guests at cards.
Mrs. w. II. Fl. James Of 1915 Fourth ave-
nue. S, has issued invitations for a card party
to be given Saturday afternoon, March 7.
A group Of Stanley Hall girls, members OF
Miss Mueller's dancing class. will give a
coti1lion Friday afternoon from until 6
o'clock. Miss Mueller will lead and Miss
Dobbin will play
The Married Peoples Dancing club will
meet in Miss Muellers hall Tuesday even
ing.
The Walla Tonka club gave it's regular
monthly reception in Miss Mueller's hall
Monday evening. Miss Dobbin played a pro
gram of dances.
Miss Mueller will give dancing party Fri
day evening IL her hall in the Lyceum build
ing.
Miss Elijah Douglass and Harold Douglass
OF st. Paul entertained the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity Saturday at a buffet luncheon
Cards were played later in the afternoon and
prizes were won by Misses Harriet Moore
Adelaide Neil, Messrs. Robert Jacobson and
Peabody. The decorations and appointments
were suggestive of Washington's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman G. Pryor gave mu-
sicale last evening at their home on Fremont
avenue S for Miss Gertrude Sans Souci.
Clusters of American Beauty roses in quaint
bronze jars were In the drawing rooms and
the mantel banked with palms from
which rose tall Easter lilies. From the door
ways hung baskets of white daffodls caught
With ropes of smilax In the dining room
basket OF red carnations was on the table with
red tapers and carnations, daffodils and
lilies were in the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Pryor
and Miss Sans Souci received the guests
and assisting through the rooms were
Messrs, and Mines Charles fuller, l. H.
Edmund, Arthur Dean, A. g. Merrill, FRANK
Larrabee, Arthur Daggett, Mines Alice Judd
and Pryor. The program was a delightful
one. Miss Sans Souci gave selections from
L1szt Chopin, Brassin-Wagner and Moskow-
ski. She is a brilliant pianist and plays with
Intelligent sympathy. Mrs Maud Ulner
Jones sang charming group of songs by
Rogers, Strauss and Parker. The programs
We're in green and gold, Tyre shaped, and tied
with white ribbons. There were about 1876
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Morrill, have an
rounced the engagement of their daughter
Miss Frances A. Morrill,, and Thomas Nc
Lean Read. The wedding will take place
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pye received inform
mal1y Friday evening for their son, Cadet
Will Pye, who is spending a three months
furlOugh at home.
Miss Helen Scott will give dancing party
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. James
Johns, 1000 Park boulevard.
Friday evening reception will be given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilkin-
son, 1908 Dupont avenue N, In honor of Rev.
B. Forester, the new pastor of the Advent
Christian church, who will enter upon the
duties of. his new charge March 1.
Mrs. II. il. Kenyon gave dinner last
evening at her home on Stevens avenue for
her guest Miss Marion G. White The rooms
were decorated in pink and white. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Henry P. Richardson entertained a eroun
OF friends at the Waverly Hotel Sunday
evening at chamber concert by string
quartet. The program included numbers from
haydn, Mendelssohn, Handel, Massenett and
PadereWski and was given by Fred Sustad
and Mr.. Richardson, violinists H. p Blak-
kestad, viola, and ]. P. Blakkestad violin
cello.