The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-06
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Mrs. Donald MacLean, Jr, gave a lunch
con this afternoon at her home on IL Six
teenth street, for Miss Jessie Queal. The
decorations were in white and green and
| roses were in the center of the table and at
the brides place. Covers were laid for eight
and the guests Were the Misses Queal, Nor
gan, Hammond, Marshall, Slocum, Alice Gill
more and McIvor. /,
Mrs. Ceylon Lyman and Mrs. Harry futile
have issued invitations for "a large reception
to be given next Monday afternoon at the
| home of Mrs. Lyman. lab Harmon place.
Miss Risque Of St. Louis, who, is the guest
| of Mrs. w. 0. Tiffany, will be the guest of
honor at a dance to be given tomorrow eve-
ming at the Minikahda club by group of the
young married people, Last week Mrs. c. I.
Jaffray gave dinner at the Minneapolis
club for Miss Risque, who will spend fort
night with her when Mrs. Tiffany leaves the
last of the week for the south
Miss 1lstrup and Miss Louise Ilstrup will
give reception Friday afternoon at their
! home, on Tenth avenue S. for Miss Fran
cesca Benedeke. ss3e
The Kappa Alpha Theta girl will give
large dancing party Thursday evening for
Miss Cooper.
Mrs Edmund Walton will receive informal
Cooper.
Mrs John L. Smith will be the guest of
honor at luncheon to be given Wednes-
day by Mrs. f. H. Campbell of st. Paul.
John A. Rawlins post, G. a. R., will have
its fifteenth annual banquet tomorrow eve-
| ming in Hotel Nicollet. The new officers will
be installed at 1880 o'clock and the banquet
will be served at o'clock. Toasts will be
responded to by Governor Van SAINT, Com
mander-in-Chief Ell Torrance, Rev. DR.. Hut
sinpiller, Rev. DR.. Bushnell, A. III. Hall and
Communicated "A. D. Reade, and the Ma
sonic quartet will sing. The members will
be accompanied by their wives and covers
will be laid for 14O. A large photograph Of
the members will be presented to the post
during the evening.
The fifth annual banquet of the Ohio as
ISOLATION will be given Wednesday evening,
Jan. 20, at Hotel Nicollet. A program of mu-
sic will be given in place Of the usual
speeches.
The officers of the Dramatic club will meet
this week to talk over plans for the next
entertainment. It will not be given until
after Easter and the rehearsals will be held
during Lent. ... .. ..- .-st (
The Tuesday Limited Dancing club will
close the first half Of it's season tomorrow
evening with colonial ball in Johnson hall.
The guests will be received by Messrs. and
Mines. James Pye, C. J. Bintliff, Edw. J.
SERVER and Henry Hahn. Mrs. Noble will be
| mistress of ceremonies and will be assisted
by w. H. H. James, George T. Houstain and
Frank Stanley The arrangements are in
charge Of a committee consisting of Messrs.
and Mines. W. P. Harmon, R. l.. Penney and
A. H. Hopkins. The feature of the evening
will be colonial cotillion.
Saturday afternoon Mrs ]. Falls Linton
gave a luncheon Of twelve covers at the
Hampshire Arms. Mrs. C.. H. Van Camper
was the guest Of honor and the decorations
were In white and pink.
Miss Celia Haskell and Willie Haskell en-.
tertained Il group of fifty young people Satur-
day evening at their home on Third avenue s.
American Beauty roses and poinsetta bios
SONS with ferns and palms carried out a
color scheme of red and green. Progressive
games were played.
Mrs. H. A. Feltus of Highland avenue gave
a dancing. party Friday evening for her
daughter, Miss Lucille Fe1tus, who came from
Walker, Mimi, where she is principal Of the
school, to- spend the vacation. The guests
were Mines. Gillick, S. w. Whittier, II. c.
Reinold Donahue; Misses Gedney, Grace Fell
tus, Orwin Grahen, Josie Feltus Rive, Chad
Feltus, Harry Libbey, Charles Haney, J. L.:
Gllick, Whitman. Wright, c. Boyer, Grahen
and Monohon.
Miss Blanche Scallon entertained Friday
evening for Misses Mary and Caroline Glea-
son. American Beauty roses. carnations and,
smilax decked the rooms. Misses Bernice and
Martha Matz of St. Paul played several violin
and piano numbers and informal dancing
rounded out the evening.
The Gamma Beta Tau fraternity of the East
high school had its annual banquet Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Roman Alex
| ander. The decorations were in the fraternity
colors, silver and crimson, and Miss Helen
Alexander was toastmistress.
Miss Othella Lagernan of 1921 Eleventh
avenue S, gave a musicale Friday evening
for Miss Bertha Jorgenson. Miss Esther