The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-02

their residence on Fourth street Sc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horr have recently moved into their
new home and the affair was in the nature Of
a house-warming. Christmas greens and holly
were used in the decorations. About thirty
guests were entertained.
The members of the Neighborhood club cele
brated the coming Of the year by giving
a dancing party at Mrs. Mobiles hall Wednes
day night. There were about one hundred
present, a number of the guests being from
St. Paul and Saltwater. Many beautiful
gowns were worn by the ladies. Mrs Noble
was mistress of ceremonies and Miss Dayton
played program of twenty numbers. An
elaborate supper served during the eve
ming, and the dancing continued until late
hour.
The members of the X. @. T. club received
last evening from 7 until 10 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. William Badger, "a Thirteenth
street S. The members of the club are Misses
Helen Stevens, Agnes McKusick, Edna Broom
Eleanor Morris, Lois Simmons Louise Bay
less, Agnes McCusick, Helen Fish, Bessie
Plummer and Ethel Mcintyre and they were
| assisted by Mrs. Washington Yale and Miss
Harriet Plummer. The decorations were in
the holiday colors and green's and holly were
used in profusion ~H
An informal dancing party given last
evening in the Commercial Club rooms ard a
large group Of the members of the club and
their friends participated in the program
played by Wilson & Barretts orchestra.
! Frappe was served during the evening.
The Psi Delta fraternity Of the Central
high school received yesterday from until
6 o'clock at che home Of Miss Gertrude McIvor
on E Twenty fourth street. The rooms were
bright with the holiday colors and were
thronged with young people
Mrs. Martha G. Mahla entertained at her
home on Columbus avenue yesterday after
noon, in honor of her birthday anniversary.
| Those present were Mines o. f.. G. Day,
George Kelly, Anna A.. Mahla. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs L. Shuttle, Misses
Alice Mahla, Mabel Mahla and Blanche Kelly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. LaGrave and Miss La
Grave received informally yesterday at their
! home on Eleventh avenue N. Christmas
| wreaths and holly with a profusion of flowers
decked the rooms. -. H.. ...s
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hasey gave dinner
yesterday in honor of Mrs Davis and Miss
| Jessie Davis and Lieutenant H. W. Newton
of West Superior Poinsettia blossoms and
ferns were the table decorations.
|
| Mrs G. A. johnson, and Lahman L. Locke
were married last evening at the home of the
bridegroom's parents, 1877 Second avenue N
Rev j. C. Shellin read the service in the
presence Of fifty guests. The decorations were
/ in holly and green's. , Dean Brown played the
/ Lohengrn bridal chorus for professional
and Memberships wedding march after the
| service Miss Ida Walcrist was maid of honor
! and OHM Locke best man. The bride wore
! pale blue silk and carried white roses. Mr.
/ and Mrs Locke will be at home at 124S Sixth
| avenue N after Feb. l.
| Miss May Hulda Wilson and Glenn Alton
! Covert were quietly married last evening al
! the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Wilson, 1918 w Thirty sixth
street. s.
The Phoenix club gave a dancing party New
Years eve in the club rooms. Music was
! played by Pankoffs orchestra and about fifty
couples participated. Supper was served at
midnight.
| Mr.. and Mrs Will r. 'Shattuck entertained
! a group Of twenty -four friends at watch
! party at their home in Girard avenue S, Tues
day evening. A photograph and progressive
/ games furnished entertainment until a late
/ hour, when buffet luncheon was served
The house was prettily decorated with holt