The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
SATURDAY EVENING,

LOWELL 4. WI. JORDAN, George n. ParCrldSe,
Charles T. Thompson. ,Clarkson Lindley,
E. w. Decker, Frank McVey, w. ]. Muir
ply, c.. w. Bestor. Preston King. II. s..
Roberts, F. A. Chamberlain, T.. g. Win
ter. George w. Porter, David F. Simpson,
George c. Bagley. Sumner T. Mcknight.
George H. Rust, S. A. Harris. Alonzo T..
Linton, w. G. Edgar. F. w. Lyman, S. d.
Cargill, F. w. Forman, F. w. Commons,
E. A. Davis. George c. Christian, Fl. G..
| Akeey, H.. F. Douglas. c. w. Case, w. G.
| Northup. Thomas Lowry, Franklin NJ.
Crosby, James S. Bell. William ii.
Wheeler. E. l.. Carpenter. H. G H. Kel-
ley, w. D. IIallowell. A. M. Clerihew, w.
F. Brooks. John S. McLain, r. H. New
| Ion, II. Alden Smith, w. W. Folwell, Fred
| ericl Washburn. j. B. Gilhllan, A. w.
Bronson. P. Mel. Morton, w. H. Bovey.
l.. II. harrington. Frank Nickells, A. w.
French. Martin d. Hardin. Louis X. Hull,
J. c. Eliel, Louis B. Newell. w. c. Whit
ney. William Liggett, Peter Burghardt, j.
Heatwole, Thayer. w. A. Jones. J. 0. l..
Wheelwright, Russell Dibble, F. Whallon,
Eustis c. R. Lamb, Charles Hamblin,
Franklin Benner, E. w. Backus, Elwood,
John Washburns Belknap, James K. Hos
men, Perry Harrison, c. C.. Weber, A. A.
Law. Philip B. Hunt w. r. Wolford, r. J.
Hill. c. S. Jelley c. M Pond, E. l.. Car
penter George Thompson.
Mines. A. B. Jackson, r. B. Langdon,
r. B. Wymond, Masterson, Harrison,
Drummond, Charles F. Welles, William
Passmore, s. B. Sarles.
The Misses Welles. Florence Welles,
Nora Welles, Merrill, Hannah Dunwoody.
Marjorie Hgbee, Bracket. Goodsell, Fol-
we'll. Wyman, Truesdell, Emily Mcmillan,
Thayer. Hale, the Misses Heffelfnger,
Edith Ives. Grace Stillwell. Juliette Cook.
Gertrude Rust, Lyman, the Misses Doug
las Akeley, Helen Dean, Jennie V. Cra-
| Two, n~ff III
Eugenia Wilson. Farnsworth, Brundage,
Edith Isham, keator, Flora Brewer, Mar
guerite Gray, Mary Dibble, Janney,
Hawley.
Messrs Loren Fletcher, James F. Bell,
John S. Dalrymple, Charles S. Albert.
Walter Hudson, Robert Gilfillan, Dana
Mcmillan. Robert r. Hastings. Win Hale,
John S. Bradstreet, sewall Andrews, Ar
thur Edwards, D. Y. Chute, George K.
Belden, John Donaldson, Horace Lowry,
l. r. D. Hallowell, w. S. Laton, Charles
Gale, George N. Northrop. E. w. Under
wood, J. Clark Stewart Preston Dun
woody, Thomas Wallace, Leonard Welles,
Alvin Skiles and Captin Bracket.
| Among those who entertained at dinner
before the Hostess ball last evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy R. Lamb, who en-
| tertained in honor of Mrs. Harrison Drum
mond, who Is the guest OF Mrs. George
Partridge. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy
had a dinner of six covers for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thompson of st. Paul.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Dibble,
daughter of Mrs. Russell Dibble, and Cha
pin Russell Bracket, is announced to take
place in st. Marks church on Wednesday,
Dec. 81.
The out Of town young women who will
he h,.iI i1- 81 80
| Louise Heffelfnger and James S. Bell will
| arrive Dec. l. to be present at the many
affairs which will precede the wedding.
They are Miss Rust Of Cleveland, Miss
Graham Of Pittsburg, Miss Neidringhaus
| of st. Louis and Miss Taylor Of Erie. Mr.
| and Mrs. c. B. Heffelfnger will issue in
vita tons for the marriage the last Of next
week.
This evening Mrs. William Donaldson
OF Groveland avenue will give dinner of
twenty covers in honor Of Governor and
Mrs. Van SAINT. The decorations and ap-
pointments will be all in violet.
Miss Mary Folwell will receive inform
ally Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Sixth street Sc. in honor Of Mrs. George
James. The guests will be the younger
women of the university faculty.
Will give its dancing party Wednesday
evening In Mrs. Mobiles hall on Four
teenth avenue Sc instead Of at the Ly-
ceum academy as was first planned.
Mrs. Llewellyan A. Arnold of Park ay-
nue. gave card party this afternoon and
| entertained forty women. Euchre was
played and after the games light refresh
ments were served" Yellow chrysanthem-
ums were used with charming effect in the
nal! and library and the reception was in
pink American Beauty roses furnished
more vivid color in the dining-room and
| living-room.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kicker entertained
seventy-f1ve guests at cards last evening
| at the Holmes hotel. The large dining
room was transformed into pleasant
reception broom by the skillfuI use of
rugs and draperies and American flags
were hung In the windows and doorways.
Inc mantel was banked with palms and
the chandeliers were garlanded with
smilax and shaded in red. The card
tables were covered with green satin and
the scores were kept In dainty red book
| let's tied with green and embossed with
| the hosts initials in the same color. Mr..
| and Mrs. Kicker were assisted in receiv-
| ing by Messrs. and Mines A. H. Barnard,
c. M. Johnson and David Miller Mrs.
Kicker was in white Paris muslin,
| trimmed with tucks and lace and the
| corsage bouquet was Of vioets. Mrs
| Barnard was in white swiss over taffeta,
| Mrs. Johnson. black silk velvet trimmed
with lace. and Mrs. Miller, pale blue Paris
muslin, with lace trimmings The prizes
were Of cut glass and silver and after
| the games supper was served In the or
binary. Covers were laid at two large
tables. which were decorated with large
| baskets Of red carnations and ferns and
red tapers in silver candelebra.
A dancing party was given last evening
by Miss Luella K. Bremen at her home,
2509 Third avenue S, in. honor Of her
guest Miss Elizabeth M. Ellis Of Wayne
Neb. The decorations were entirely in
pink and flowers and ribbons and pink
shaded lights made the rooms wonderful
ly attractive. Mrs. A. F. Bremen and
Mrs. H. B. Jones assisted in receiving
Miss Bremen wore a pretty gown of pinl,
and, Miss Ellis was in white silk grena-
dine over taffeta5 The program Of dances
was given in the ballroom on the fourth
floor, and Miss Minnie Breinholt served
punch from a prettily decked corner
There were thirty-four guests.
The students of Graham Hall and thei1
friends had jolly fad party last even
ing at the school. About sixty young
people were present, and wore some sigr
significant Of a pet fad, and there was
much amusement over the guessing. The
decorations were in the school colors,-
yellow and white,-and the walls were
hung with bunting and chrysanthemums