The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-05
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THE DRAMATIC CLUB
Its Next Entertainment April IS at
the Lyceum.
A TWo-PART PROGRAM PROMISED
The Play Will be "rhe Ladies' Bat
tle," Followed by a Musical
Speciality.

tle," Followed by a Musical
Speciality.
The Dramatic club will issue tickets
the first Of the week for the entertainment to
be given April 25 in the Lyceum theater. The
club has an associate membership now OF 550
and the members will of course receive their
tickets free. They may secure extra tickets
from Mrs c. S. Tooker for small sum and
as the Lyceum will accommodate much
larger audience than Century hall there will
be any number of parties in the boxes and
through the house. 1t has been regretted
by the younger people that the informal re-
ceptiOn and dance which followed the pro-
gram and was such a pleasant feature of the
last entertainment would have to be omitted
but the committee has arranged delightful
substitute. During the intermission between
the play 1.-THE Ladies Battle and the mus
ical speciality, the orchestra will play in the
foyer and the twenty minutes will be given
up to informal sociability. The foyer will
be decorated reception room with pretty
hangings and rugs and punch will be served.
The young women who are to take part IN
the musical speciality, Misses Helen kenney,
Marguerite Gray, Harriet Wagner Charlotte
Esmond Hannah Dunwoody and Helen Hoegh,
refuse to say what it is, but 1t is whispered
that each Of the girls will have song or
dance. AS the entertainment is the only
large affair announced for the spring it is
eagerly anticipated
Mrs. Mary II. Reade announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Grace, to DR.. Henry c.
Aldrch. s.@ss5.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Scallen have an
nounced the engagement Of their daughter,
Mary Beatrice, to DR.. r. E. Farr. The we'd
ding will take place the latter part OF this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Louise
Rush, and Joseph Levy. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Fish of ITO Bryant
avenue S will give dinner this evening.
Mrs. Luther T. Sowle gave an Informal
card party this afternoon at her home on
Colfax avenue S. American Beauty roses were
in the parlor and bright spring flowers bright
ened the other rooms. Six-hand euchre was
played at four tables.
Miss Gold gave matinee party this after
noon at the Metropolitan theater, entertain
ing eight young women, in honor of her
guests, the Misses Chaffee of Mankato. Last
evening Miss Helen Trussell gave an informal
dancing party at her home on First avenue
N. for the Misses Chaffee. About twenty
young people were present. The Misses Chat
fee will return home Monday.
The What Can Society of Olivet Baptist
church gave an informal affair this afternoon
at the home of Miss S. G. Comfort on Grove
street, for Miss Grace Tenant, whose en-
gagement was recently announced. About
thirty young women were present and spent
social afternoon over their needles.
The active chapter Of Delta Tau Delta
fraternity gave delightful dancing party
| last evening in the West Hotel. 1t was the
annual fraternity party and large number
of the alumni were present. The decorations
were in purple, white and gold, the fraternity
colors. The guests were received by Messrs
and Mines. J. F. Hayden, Frank Barney, b
s. Keller and W. B. Douglas Of st. Pau
and Downs Of St. Paul, and the active chap
| ter, l.. j. OMAR, c. w. Brooke, Guy Slough.
| ton, H. c. Arey. Harold Douglas, Roy Sha
rood, Allen Asher, Orlo Bartholomew, Hans
Haroldson Of Duluth, Loring Fisher, Roy
| Crandall, Charles Delamere, Huntley Downs
Percy Peabody and John Hynes. ~
! string orchestra played a program O.
| eighteen numbers and the dance cards hat
covers ornamented with pen and ink sketche!
Of Gibson girls. Supper was served in thu
| QlnlnS room anu inc lrdppe tdDle Was pldCe'
in the corridor. About eighty guests wer
| present.
George Beckwith entertained fifty of tn
| younger set at dancing party in Mrs. No
| ble's hall last evening. He was assisted IL
| receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wyma1
and Miss Wyman. Miss Dayton played pro
gram Of sixteen numbers and the dane
| cards were enclosed in booklets Of cadet blu
| yuith ipiti lc
white The frappe table was placed in
corner of the hall and prettiy decked wit
flowers. A buffet supper was served fror
table decorated with red roses and re
shaded candles. Mrs. Noble acted as mistres
Of ceremonies.
Miss May Woodland, whose marriage to Ray
mond Mcdonald Of Sault Ste. Marie will tax
place Wednesday, April 80, was the guest {
honor at an informal affair given yesterda
by Miss Margaret Compton. 1t was pare
shower and there were twelve guests. Re
freshments were served in the dining room
. where pink carnations formed the eenterpiec
Roses and carnations were used through tn
, other rooms.
Miss Isabelle Stene entertained the acti1
and alumnae members of Delta Delta Deli
Thursday evening at her home. &
"A very pleasant afternoon tea was give
Wednesday by Mrs. C. H. Northan in hone
of her mother, Mrs. Curtis, the occasion b.
ing the anniversary Of Mrs Curtis birthda
About fifteen guests were present.
Will and Frank Hughes of the Swinfol
arranged surprise Wednesday evening f
Miss Edna Boucher of Bismarck, NJ D., wi
:, is visiting in the city. Games, dancing al
/ music were the amusements and about TWEEN
of Miss Bouchers friends were present.
Miss Sara Stevens Newton and Creight,
q Churchill, U. 8. M, were married Wedne
. day at the home Of the bride in Sault 81
Marie Miss Newton visited Mrs. A. II. Ho
ton OF, Stevens avenue, last winter, and b
a number Of friends in the city, who will
L interested in her marriage. Mr.. Churchill
a relative Of Winston Churchill, the novels
and Is In command of the United States h
geographic office at the 500.
Miss Mabel Brown and Melvin Earl JAG
q son were quietly married Monday evening
t, the home of the brides mother, 1892 Seco
3 avenue s. The rooms were decorted wi
|, roses and trailing vines. There were no 6
,. tendants and the service was read by Re
= Stanley B. Roberts.
9. Personal and Social.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hughes are spen
# ing the week in Bismarck, N. D.
IS DIR. and Mrs F. R. Woodward left tod
10 for two weeks trip in the east.
Horton Thompson has come from Wei
"a MIMI for short visit in the city.