The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-10
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Mrs. Emerson Cole and Mrs. Alvin II. Poeh-
Ter gave "a reception this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Poehler on w Franklin avenue.
The white and gold furnishings of the recep-
ton room were prettily accentuateu NY us
tall Easter lilies and the palms Whlcn were
used In the decorations. The hVlng-roohl
gowed with American Beauty roses ana reu
azaleas. Palms and ferns banked the mantel
and formed "a tangle in the Venetian WIN
dow. The library was also in red and green
A basket of yellow dafodlls was IN the cen"
ter of the table in the dlnlng-foom ana on
either side were candelabra with yellow
shaded candies Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Poehler
received alone, and assisting through the
rooms were Mines. NJ F. LenoH, Howard Tur-
I,er Human c. Pryor A. A. Law, Writ Will
SON. A. NJ Woodward, Carl Poehler and Wal
ter Poehler. A group of young women-the
Misses Hannah Dunwoody, Nellie Quirk,
Florence Akeley, Randall of Vermont and
Hattie Lenox-alternated in the dning-room
and at the frappe table, which was placed in
the library. A mandolin orchestra played a
delightful musical program, and about 250
women called from until o'clock. The
assisting women will be entertained at buff
fet supper this evening.
Mrs. Carleton Wallace entertained thirty
young women, members of the Alpha Phi
fraternity, at a thimble been this afternoon
at her home IN Kenwood, for her sister, Miss
Bessie Spicer of Willmar. The rooms were
bright with early spring flowers and an in
formal social afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs.
Wallace was assisted by Miss Agnes Spicer.
Youth and good spirit will hold undisputed
sway tonight at the Lyceum, when the long
heralded performance OF the University ORA
matte club will be given. In addition to the
entertainment offered by the double bill Of
Rostand's Les RomanesQues' and The Old
Musician. social side
casion one of unusual interest. Nearly all of
the numerous boxes and loges will be filed
with gay parties and forty Kappa Kappa
Gammas and their friends will occupy a
block Of forty seats in the center of the
house, to show their interest in their repre-
sentative In the cast of Miss Inez Lord, who
plays the leading womans part in Lies Ro-
manesque.' All of the mems fraternites
represented in the casts, and some others,
have taken boxes, these being Theta Delta
Chi, Dekes, Beta Pi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and
Delta Tau Delta.
hoX and watch from the front the part he
was to have taken in The Old Musician -
played by Frank Lane.
Miss Frances Thayer will entertain the Rap
pa Delta Phi fraternity Saturday evening
instead OF this evening, as incorrectly
announced.
Mrs. Joseph Kantrowitz Of Seventeenth
street will be at home Wednesday afternoon
from to 6.
Inc Authors Study club gave a card party
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. H. l..
Hcsklns on Chicago avenue, for the benefit
OF the Visiting Nurses Association The
rooms were bright with carnations and the
cards of the Visiting Nurses Association &C.
cupled prominent places. During the after
yn1 nj Will
citation, was given. Ten tables of six-hand
euchre were played. The score cards were
IN pink and green and were donated to the
club, as were the dainty prizes Of hand
painted china. Mrs. Hoskinson was assisted
by the officers of the club, Mines j. A. Brant
H. w. Need H C. Barrows, George Valen-
line' q. I'll. Nelson, n. A. Sprong and H. A.
baltuH A generous sum was raised for the
association to aid in it's charitable work
Mrs. Fl. A. SERVER gave dinner Of seven-
teen covers Saturday evening at her home on
the East Side for Mr.. Lewis of Cannon Falls
The table decorations were primroses
Mrs. Walter Hitchcock and Mrs. Frank