The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
nations was in the center of the polished ta-
bles Palms and white roses were in the
drawing room and red roses frightened the
reception-room.

nations was in the center Of the polished ta-
bles Palms and white roses were in the
drawing room and red roses frightened the
reception-rOom.
A pretty affair of last evening was the an
nual dancing party given by the Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity at the Minikahda Club PALMS.
and ferns formed a simple decoration in the
hall and the two small dining-rooms were
transformed into oriental hooks with rugs,
divans and draperies. Mines. w. S. Pattee,
S. T. Eddy and A. S. Brooks were the
patronesses shibley's orchestra played
program of sixteen numbers and was gen.
erous with extras The dance cards were in
| black and white with the Greek letters on
the cover. Paul Brooks was master of
ceremonies. A buffet supper was served dur
ing the evening. The 100 guests included the
| following from out of town: Misses Lena
Smith, A. Richards, Ruth Markell, Duluth
Day Dean, Mortified; Messrs. A. O. Eli
| son, Montevideo; McIvers and Myers, Hudson,
| Wis.,, and William r. Putnam Red Wing.
The reception given last evening by DR.. and
| Mrs D. f. Brooks at their home in Mer-
! RAM Park was attended by large group of
! Minneapolis guests. The decorations were
| very attractive and the drawing-room was in
| white and green, with Easter lilies among the
| palms and ferns American Beauty roses
| were in the hall and living-room and yellow
| roses in the library. In the dining room pink
| roses and pnk-shaded candles furnished pref
! ty decoration Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Sullivan
received with DR.. and Mrs. Brooks, and as
sistng through the rooms were Mines M.
w. Say, R. A. Overpeck, Curry Cotman, A.
]. Trumbull, M. w. Yerxa, A. Matthews, the
Misses Keyes, Sophia Ruffel Price, Grace
Matthews and May Overpeck. Mines r. Bow
man, A. S. Sumner and J. T. Keyes presided
in the dining room. A string orchestra played
a musical program. There were about 300
guests.
About $50 young people attended the infor-
| NAL given by the university band in the
armory last evening. The band played a
delightful program Of eighteen numbers with
several extras, under the direction of Bert
Rose. The affair was given to raise funds
to pay for the expenses Of the band on it's
trips to Madison and Chicago last fall with
the football team. A banquet to the band
| will be given later with the surplus
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Way of Nineteenth ave-
nue. Sc entertained 100 guests last evening
A program Of music and readings furnished
entertainment and light refreshments were
served. o."
! Mrs Charles Wenzel entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon at her home on Second
avenue S. Clusters of flowers formed a. sim
Pile but charming decoration through the
, rooms. Euchre was played and after the
games luncheon was served.
Mrs Robert Mcnamara Of 277 Maple street
entertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of
her sister, Miss c. Regain of Litchfeld, MINI.
cards and dancing were the amusements and
, supper was served at a late hour
: Mrs. Jessie NJ. Johnston Of 1929 Stevens
; | avenue entertained coasting party Tuesday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss Bee
Johnston of Kensington, Mimi A Dutch sup
per followed the outdoor sport
, Mrs. j. A. Donaldson entertained at he,
nome, 1920 Madison street, for Mrs. A. b.
Ginter OF Stewartvle, Mimi. About twenty
guests were present and enjoyed a program OF
music. Roses and carnations and yellow ia.
, pe1s IN a candelabrum furnished decorations
for tne table. Mrs. Frank Hastey presided
over the program Of toasts
:. Miss Hulda NJ Larson and Edwin l., Olds
We're quietly married Wednesday, Rey-wu
! liam Fielder read the service in the presence
!. OF small group of relatives and friends Mr.
ana Mrs. Olds will reside at 1900 Second ave.
nue. S.
masque ball and cotillon was given last
evening in the Lyceum academy by Miss
Mueller for the members of her young peo.
pies class The hall decorated in rec
! | 49, anu iiahy quaint costumes were
worn by the young people, - .ss- -
"A mother Goose party will be given mex
Saturday afternoon in Masonic Temple b,
Fl. w. malcolm for the members of his iu
Venlie dancing classes. All of the character.
IA tne famous rhymes will be present, ani
IN addition there will be popular characters ir
! chlldren's stories: The guests will be received
by Mother Goose, and a pretty feature Of ths
| program will be the society lanciers, danced
2 to vocal music furnished by the little dancers
themselves. -... - -