The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-25

ladies in the institution. 1t is pet phil
anthropy with Minneapolis women, and
| their first thought at the beginning each
season is Of the ball by which the reve
| nues of the home are increased. Posters
advertising the affair will be put out next
week, and they show some clever draw
| ings by Bart, Bowman and Carter, and
| Miss Pauline Kruger has one In color.
There has been some change in the tick
| cts, owing to the high prices Of every
| thing this fall. The tickets are of three
kinds. and SIS ticket will admit a man,
an So ticket gentleman and lady, and
a $40 ticket gentleman and two ladies.
| The tickets will be on sale at HudsOns
and Eustis'. The ball will be given in
the West hotel Nov. 7. and as the mem
| bers Of the senior and junior board are
| all prominent socially, nothing else will
be announced for that date, and the OPEN
Ing function OF the season in the West
hotel VIII be the only feature Of the eve
ming. Quite a number of people will be
present from out of the city, and as every
body will be home from the lake and the
country by then. it will really be the first
opportunity for a reassembling of society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop II. Lawrence
| gave a dinner for the members of their
bridal party last evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Levering in Kenwood
| Red carnations and red tapers In silver
| candelabra were the table decorations
| Covers were laid for twelve and the guests
were the Misses Bertha L. Bennett, Cora
| Bennett. Helen b. Scott, Messrs. Arthur
| N. Collins. Percy Lawrence, Frank Faries
Harry Squyres and Harry Smith, st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Moreton gave an
| oyster roast at the Minikahda club last
evening. Dancing an amusement
! o. n ba
| younger set were entertained. .
The Sentae Limited Dancing club gave
It's first party Of the season in Johnson
hall last evening. B. 8. Brown and G.
M. CrOuther had charge of the arrange
ments and Mrs. II. S. Noble was mistress
Of ceremonies. The club has a member
ship of thirty young couples and it's par
ties will be pleasant feature Of the
winter
A parcel shower was given last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Berger. SO Hoag avenue, for Miss Gunda
Marie Hansen. Games were played and
the bride was ShOWered with pretty gifts.
Her chair was Wreathed with white rib
bons. Miss Hansen is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hansen, and her
marriage to Silver Siverson will take place
Tuesday evening in the Norwegian Lu
theran church. The service will be read
by Rev. E. F. PabOdy, pastor of River
side chapel, assisted by Rev n. j. Lohre.
A reception for the relatives and near
friends will be given at Dulles hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Siverson will be at home after
Nov. IS at 2612 Twenty street.
Mines. Hurley and Lowe gave a parcel
shower Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Lowe for Miss Alma jaeger, a bride eff
Wednesday. About fifty guests were
k~l>1 -,
roses, chrysanthemums and smilax. Miss
Lulu Sather responded to a toast
The wedding of Miss Mildred Priene and
Joseph Brief took place Thursday evening
in the First German NJ. E. church. Palms
ferns and smlax decorated the church.
William Brief, William Peter and Carl
Peter were ushers and Irwin Priene was
best man. Miss Esther Kapauf and Miss
Meta Facklam were bridemaids and wore
white gowns and carried roses. The
brides gown was of white French lawn
trimmed with tucks and lace, and her
flowers were bride roses. She was given
in marriage by her brother, Fred Priene,
and her father, Rev. F. j. Priene, read
the service. A small reception at the
brides home followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Brief
left for short trip, and on their return
they will be at home at 21O Tenth ave-
nue. NE.
Mrs. Charles J. Bintliff will give two
card parties early next month at her
home, 1901 Emerson avenue s. on
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 6 and 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dressler have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Alice Marie, to Charles r. Horning Of
Chicago.
Theodore Kauth has announced the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Maud. to Frank
w. Crowell. The wedding will take place
the last of next month.
w. J. Keith gave dinner at the Mime
apolis Club last evening for A. B. Ross Of
Shanghai, China, who has been his guest
for a few days. Mr.. Ross is general
manager Of the Shanghai Construction
and Investment company and leaves this
evening for Chicago.
The wedding Of Peter Mayer and Miss
Rose Kauva will take place Wednesday,
Nov. II, at the home of the bride, 110
Colfax avenue N. Mr.. Mayer was pleas
antly surprised this week at the home Of
Frank Kauva by twenty-five friends, who
gave him a home shower. A musical
program was given by J. Mersen, D. b.
Buckendorf and F. A. Nelson and Miss
Mary Kauva.
PERSONAL AND Social