The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-26
Ii SociiaI Circles
FOR The YALE men
Luncheons and Other Entertain
Il ment Given in Honor Of the
Glee and Banjo Clubs.
Mrs. George Partridge Entertains
Younger Set Dancing at the
Home Of Mrs. semple.

Home Of Mrs. Semple.
The Yale men rather .rnonopolized social
| affairs to day, and there were many infor-
NAL luncheons. at which the alumni were
hosts, in addition to the more formal tea
| and luncheon. 4,
I Mrs. George Partridge entertained about
| 150 of the younger set from until s
o'clock at her home on Groveland avenue
! for the men of the glee and banjo clubs.
The rooms were hung with southern sni-
lax and greens, and the75bright red holly
berries peeped from among the glossy
leaves of4Greaths and branches. Holly
red ribbo0 were also used effectively,
while in the dining room flaming poinsetta
4 blossoms and mounds Of richly shaded
| fruit made an artistic decoration. Mrs.
I Partridge was assisted in receiving by
Messrs. and Mines Fra nllin M Crosby,
Charles Bovey, w. w. Heffelfnger, George
c.. Christian, the Misses Heffelfnger,
Misses Margaret Welles,, Janet Gilfllan,
Kate Burwell Susie Christian, Alice
Smith, Rebecca Sen1ple, Bessie Calder
wood of New York, Margaret Bull of Chi
cago, the Misses Helen and Marion Par
fridge and Messrs. Charles Heffelfnger
and Charles Gale. A string orchestra
played as the guests came and went, and
| the ballroom was thrown open for those
who cared for informal dancing. Garlands
of smilax wreathed the archways, which
] were lighted with electric lights. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gilfllan gave
luncheon of twenty -four covers at their
home on Tenth avenue Sc for eight of the
members of the Yale Glee and Banjo
clubs The table decorations were bas-
kets of blue violets and the name cards
1 were Yale remnants with the names in
I gold. the rooms We're hung with green's
and holly The guests included President
Northrop Of the university and group of
Yale alumni and their wives, as we'll as
the eight guests Of honor and a, CORE
spending number of girls
4 This: evening the concert Of the Yale
men will be given in the Plymouth church,
and it will be followed by a, reception and
dancing party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F.yB. Semple on Vine place. The
men came over from ST: Paul this NOR
ming They were accompanied to ST.:
Paul from Milwaukee by H. F. Whitcomb
.Ir.;aand a party of Yale alumni who came
in the, private car of H. F. Whitcomb,
president Of the Wisconsin Central rail-
road. ." The forty-two members of the
E,club are travelling luxuriously, and they
have an observation Pullman, q sixteen
section sleeper and a4baggage car. One
Of the pleasant features Of the trip is the
after-midnight gathering, when the mem
bers Of the clubs and the local alumni
troop downto the car after the ball which
always follows the --conceft for a social
n hour, in which more songs are sung, and
stories, new and old, told Of the alma ma
ter. - - ~Tf<-$- J. 81 '|-''-'
Mr.. and: Mrs. Franklin, M Crosby will
entertain at dinner ornorrow evening"
Mrs. DC. Wyman will give dinner
i her ny,
| Park avenue for the Misses Helen and
Marion Partridge and their guests, Miss
!; Bessie Calderwood of New York and Miss
: Margaret BuH of Chicago.
IL sMr.aand Mrs. Clifford IS. Cowles of Car
, roll street. Merriam Park, have. issued
invitations for the marriage of their
, daughter Mabel to Franklin Menefee OF
The Dalles, Oregon which will take place
Tuesday evening. Jan. 6, at $3.50 o'clock
/ at their home. Mrs. H. B. Humason, sis
) ter OF the bride, will be matron of honor;
Harry Humason' will act as best man;
i, Walter. .Atwater@ and Claire Crandall will
be the ushers, and Miss Louise Bugbee OF
;, this city and Miss Marion Seward of ST.
5. Paul will be the bridesmaids.
Miss CoWles has been the guest of honor
! at several social affairs in the park the
;, past two weeks. On "Wednesday after
2 noon. Mrs. Harry Crandall gave a parce
Z shower, Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Z Allan Ter Bush entertained at cards and
: Monday afternoon Mrs. Irwin gave recipe
: shower, entertaining about twenty-th
: young women Tomorrow afternoon Mrs
i H.7B. Humason will give a hosiery shower
i New Years Eve Miss Louise Bugbee vii
2 entertain the bridal party informally and
: New Years night Mr.. and Mrs. .Cowles
will give a large card party for Miss
Cowles and Mr.. Menefee. d. -. Z.
: The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
/ Peter Anderson was celebrated last eve
: ming at their home, 227 Twentieth avenue
S.. Rev. q. J.Petri gave an address which
was followed by supper. Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson were married in Sweden ane
:: came to Minneapolis thirty years ago
E: They have five children, sixteen grand
:. children and one great grandchild. TIL,
0 children. are Nels p. Anderson, Burns
! Anoka county,, Mrs. E. ]. Johnson; Mrs
: John T. Eklund, Andrew Anderson ant
= Peter p Anderson, all of. Minneapolis. a
' large number of friends and relative
o called during the day to offer their con
d CALCULATIONS. 49,. ..E....: -. x
n An interesting affair. of yesterday wa
t the informal reception at the home of Mr.
:, and Mrs. c. c. Benson In RobbinsdaIe /,
! honor Of the golden wedding of Mr. ant
Mrs Christian Hasberg. Mr.. and Mrs
0 Fla sberg were assisted in receiving b.
+ their children, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Has
! berg and Mr.. and Mrs. Benson. Mrs. A
e; l.. BaartdVedt, another daughter lives II
e Norway. Christmas greens and holl.
4 decked the rooms An elaborate dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs Hasberg have
been residents of Minneapolis for thirty
years. s. .s..siss..ss.ss Sss ~ s.
Mrs. Della DaYis and. J. M. Bayles.
were quietly married Saturday at thu
home of the officiating minister, Rev. w
r s. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless have gone
t to Los Angeles, Cal. Both bride ant
a bridegroom are we'll known in Minneap
!; oils - ..* -... s>.:s s-
n Rev. and Mrs. Loren. a. Clevenger wer,
: pleasantly surprised Christmas eve by Z
r group Of people from Calvary Baptis
8 church, who presented then, with a hand
: some set. OF colonial china.
Gerrit F. Baekus: Of Girard avenue {
will entertain the Zulus Of Cataract coun
ell, Royal Arcanum, Tuesday evening.
8 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Josephine Hill is in Lake City, MINI.
0 for the holidays - 81, 80 q.
8 Miss Florence Cornelius is spending the yaca
6 tion in Madison, Wis. So
Mr. and Mrs. Tracey and little daughte
: spent Christmas In Wisconsin.
& Mr.. Finch viii have his regular dancing part,
tomorrow evening IN Kimbal1 hall. &. #