The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-01

Whitmore of the advanced class. The recep-
ton group included Mines. Barrows. Haid,
Zum Brennan; Misses DUSTIN Jacobs, Miller,
Munroe, McCloud, Stevens, Weigell, Waldron,
SeabOrn. Harris, Dennison, Butman, Pearson.
Shannon and Mclaughlin, from the interme-
diate class A program of music and recita-
lions was given by Misses Bessie Woodcock,
Blanche Gaty, Harriet Briggs, Mayms Weir
and Anna Alec. A guessing contest in which
the transDosed letters in the names of cities
were correctly placed furnished amusement.
Chocolate and frappe were served at prettily
| appointed tables by the young women from
the beginning class.
The Misses Sicher are receiving informally
at theil hCma on Park avenue in honor of
! their guest, Miss Laura Levi Of Topeka, Kan.
Roses and palms deck the parlors, and the
dinipg-room is in yellow, with candles, roses
and CONNECTIONS to carry out the color scheme.
A holiday dancing party will be given this
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs. William
Sherman Beard by group Of young women.
Mines. F. l.. Mcclellan l.. l.. Long, Alfred
Mclaughlin, Theodore Mclaughlin, William
saeger, Arthur Jeffery, Arthur Crane; Misses
Frances Murison, Mabel Shannon Minnie
Beard and Belle Barnaby. About thirty guests
| will be entertained
| Miss Ruby Semple has recalled the invita-
| given tomorrow evening" and the Misses Hell
| en- and Marion Partridge Abandoned the New
Years reception which they had planned for
| this afternoon, on account of the death of Mr..
Peavey.
| Mrs. Thomas Shevin of Oak Grove street
will give a luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Tomorrow the men Of Delta Epsilon will
| give a New Years party at the chapterhouse.
| The New Years festivities at the Minikahda
| Club last evening were enjoyed by large
number Of club members Among those who
went out for the table dhote dinner were
Messrs and Mines. W. S Dwinnell, William
! Tiffany and j. Willis JONES' Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund G. Walton had as their guests Miss
| Cooper, Denver, Col, and Charles S. Albert.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. ,Bassett entertained a
party Other guests were w. B. Packer, e.
Fl. Moulton, Mickey and C. S. Bracket. In
the evening there was Informal dancing and
about fifty guests were present.
The young people who are home from COL
lege were entertained at dancing party last
evening by Thomas Shevln, Jr. The decora-
lions were in American Beauty roses and
lilies Of the valley. with ferns and trailing
vines Mrs. Shevln received with her son.
A string orchestra played an informal pro-
gram of dances and supper was served at
midnight. There were forty guests.
Messrs and Mines. G. H. Nelson, J. H.
Rollins and R. J. Young entertained fifty
guests at dancing party last evening in Miss
Mueller's hall Small pine trees banked the
corners Of the hall and filled the big windows,
while ropes of green were festooned on the
walls The dance cards were In white and
gold and a program Of twenty numbers was
played Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening"
Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Coppage entertained a
jolly party Of twelve at dinner last evening
at their home in kenwood. The table was
Geckod with American Beauty roses and din
ner was followed by cards. The same group
drove to Lake Mnnetnnka to-day for outdoor
sports, and the return dinner will be
served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Satteree.
Mrs E. Merrill gave a watch party last
evening at her home Fifth avenue fol
Mr. end Mrs. Terence E. McCosker of Grand
Forks n D. The decorations were in the
holiday colors and twenty-five guests were
entertained.
The Sevent zenith Street Euchre Club had
holiday party yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs II H. Barber on E Seventeenth street
The rooms were darkened. and softly shaoec
lights frightened the dull green OF pine ant
holly Nine tables were played, and supper
was served after the games.
Miss Minnie L. Troedel gave a chocoiaterit
yesterday afternoon at her home, 3135 secont
avenue s. Miss Ruby Montour Of Spencer
iowa was the guest of honor. The rooms
' Ewere bright with white roses holly and mis-
tletoe There were ten guests.
Dr. and Mrs J. f. Granrud entertaine
= Monday night in honor of Professor and Mrs
Pearson of Gustavus Adolphus~ college. Tn
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Swenscn
r | Professor and Mrs Carlson, Professor an
:. Mrs Schlenker DR.. and Mrs. Beclmann, Ola
= N Olson, and E.. A. Nelson of st. Paul
Miss DAISY Nav Winse and. Latman L
Locke will be married this evening at tn
D.. home of the bridegroom 1917 Second ave
nue. n
. Miss Millicent ]. Evans, graduate Of tn
}, Manning college, and Ernest J. Carpenter
- manager Of a stock company which has bee
:. PLAYING in the south and west, were Marie
l. in Salt Lake City yesterday. Miss Evans
t. the daughter OF Mrs. Emily B. Evans of 25(
Fourteenth avenue S, and came to Minneapo
lis from Big Lake. Mimi. to attend schoo
After her graduation from Manning colleg
two years ago she was engaged by Mr.. Cal