The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
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DANCED IN DOMINO
A Pretty Party Held at the West
Hotel.
A CoTILLIoN ON GRovELAND AVE.
1t Will BE Given Friday Evening
With Miss Elizabeth Donaio-
son as Hostess.

l son as Hostess.
The domino party which was given laso
evening in the West hotel was dellgntiul Aot
it's novelty and the ballroom preseh'eu
strange appearance as the quantity garbed
figures moved too and fro. The ooHlhos VI
the Young women were many colered-plnk'
red white. blue, yellow and black, with
peaked caps. and silken masks 10 malcn'
Pink tarletan box coats, adorned Win larse
buttons of pasteboard, were worn by group
of girls, while the Misses Harriet Pliisoury'
Elizabeth Donaldson and Jane Mcdonald were
in gorgeous Powered dominos The Misses
Wilson and Bernadette Kelly were In white,
striped with black. Their masks were black
and huge white sunbonnets tnlsheo thelr
striking costumes. ..-..... o..
The guests were received by Mrs. Louis b.
Newell, Miss Heffelhrger and Miss Wilson,
! who had made the arrangements Tor the al
| fair Mrs. NewelI's domino was OF white,
| with silver braid. over her ball gown OF black,
spangled with silver. Miss Wilson wore black
/ and Miss Heffelfnger's white and blue gown
was concealed by a domino OF pink
| The men wore black, with high peaked
| caps and black masks. An occasional req
domino or gay-fowered affair varied the gen.
| eral somber mute of the masculine costume.
The ordinary was decorated with palms and
! ferns and the lights were shaded in red. In
! the corridors palms and ferns furnished rest
| full corners for those who wearied of the
! Dance. = -
The merry dancers unmasked at midnight
| ands supper was served in the clubroom. In
| the center was q large table with a basket
| of ferns and .smlax, from which vines trailed
| over the cloth. Yellow apples, parsley and
! wreaths Of weinerwurst were placed among
| the green.
| About seventy five guests were present and
| among them were: Messrs. and Mines. l.. B.
Newell, "A. l., Belknap, Walter w. Heffel-
finger, A. A. Law, Lester ElWood, W. 5.
| Mott, John See, w. B. Packer, II. j. More
ton, Douglas Mackay, l.. l.. Corse, George H.
! Partridge, W. P. Hallowell T.. S. Roberts;
the Misses Effie Hughes, Alice Wyman, Gar
| net Semple, Harriet Pillsbury, Elizabeth DON
aldson, Mead, Mcmillan, Ida May Heffel-
finger, Helene Hawley, Bernadette Kelly,
| Harriet Wagner, Helen Janney, Dunwoody,
| Cooper, Margaret Gray, Elsie Hardenbergh.
Charlotte Esmond, Alma Hoegh, Jane Nc
! Donald Florence Harrison, Daisy Gray, Nina
! Wilson, De Mott, the Misses Heffellnger,
| Miss Lawson, Miss Leslie; Messrs. c. F. Hep
| burn, Fayette Bousheld, John Bovey, Rich
| ard Woodwork, Harry Selden, Ward Burton,
| George Belden, l.. Day, Dan Whittelsey,
| Charles Heffelfnger, l. R.. D. Hallowell, c.
NJ. Case, P. R. Brooks, Willis Williams, Rob-
| ert Hastings, w. F. Brooks, S. D. Glass,
| John Donaldson, Mr.. Burt, John Pillsbury,
! DR.. Mercer, Henry Carpenter, Ned Pearson,
| David Chute, Sewall Andrews Willis Jones,
Horace Lowry, Dana Mcmillan, A. T. Rand,
| Charles Gale, Karl De Laittre, David Ten
| ney, e. W Underwood, Walter Hudson,
| George Case Chester Simmons, Mr. Jamme.
| A cotllion will be given at the home of
| Miss Elizabeth Donaldson Groveland ave-
nue. Friday evening by group of the younger
women. There will be about fifty guests.
| The annual dancing party of the Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity will be given Friday evening
| in the Minikahda Club. The $50 guests will
include fraternity men from out of the city
| Miss Bernadette Kelly will give box party
| at the Metropolitan Theater Monday evening
! for Miss Lawson, who is visiting Miss Hef-
felfnger
Mrs. l. V. Gedney will entertain at cards
Wednesday afternoon and evening"
Mrs John M. Lewis will give a luncheon
for her guest Mrs. Walter Kimball, Friday
afternoon. 49,. ..
Mrs. .Alonzo Phillips of Park avenue will
give card party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. l.. Mcclellan will give a small
tea Tuesday afternoon at her home in Ken
wood for Mines, George McGill and Fred
erick Kent of Chicago and Mrs. David Kuy-
Kendall OF Cumberland, Md. Mrs. Kent and
Mrs. kuykendahl are guests of Mrs Kent's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II. Shattuck OF
Third avenue S, and Mrs. McGill is visiting
Mrs. Mcclellan.
Miss Hope Mcdonald gave a small tee
) this afternoon at her home on Harmon place
for Mrs. Willis NJ. West, who has recent,
tn ~ orn1jc f1@ Lus1
West of the university. The affair was very
informal and about thirty of the younger
women of the university were invited to NEE
Mrs. West.
r A delightful dancing party was given las
t evening in Miss Mueller's hall, by the senior
of the Central high school. The hall wa
. decorated in the class colors, cardinal an,
gold. Miss Younger played program OF fit
teen numbers and the dance cards also repro
duced the colors of the class. About 10
young people were present.
, ! The athletic association Of the North hig]
school gave dancing party in, John son hal
. last evening. The guests were received h
Misses Burgess and Evans and the, commit
| tee on arrangements included Richard Nae
tgele, John Bing, William Young and Eli Fon
e ltaine. The decorations were in blue an
whites the school colors: =
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn G. Stanford of tn
Berkeley gave a dinner of ten covers las
evening. I H.. .. ~.-. .:
r, Mrs. c. D. Smith gave a dinner last eve
ming at her home on Colfax avenue S. Tn
guests of honor were Miss Reid and MI
r Coleman, whose marriage takes place short
= ly. The decorations and appointments wer
in white and pink. /. !. ...-.
o Mrs. G.. King entertained forty women a
= an informal reception yesterday afternoon g
e her home, 3S10 Chicago avenue Roses an
y palms. frightened the parlors and hall an
n carnations were used in the dining room Mr.:
q Sam. Morse assisted by. Mrs. King and Mis-
: Chase presided in the dning-room ALDER
r Morris of Augusta, Maine, a nephew Of Mr.:
'. King, gave a program of clever impersona
tions during the afternoon. -...,.. .
Mrs John De Laittre entertained informal
~ at cards Yesterday afternoon at her HON
on Grove place. Six-hand euchre was playe
i at six tables.
A A delightful affair Of yesterday was til
Is card party given by Mrs. G.. j. Paul an
Y. Mrs. John Hoppin at the home Of Mrs. Pa,
=, on Oak Grove street Red carnations an
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