The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-31
InSOCiaI Circles

InSOciaI Circles
Miss Bessie June Morgan gave lunch
con of fifteen covers this afternoon at her
home on Kenwood parkway for Miss Mar
garet Cammack OF New Orleans. Red
carnations were the table decorations and
holly and gNeens We're through the rooms.
Friday evening Mrs. D. +. Morgan will
give dinner at the Minneapolis club for
her guest and the dinner Will be followed
by theater party at the Lyceum to wit
ness Ben Hur." Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Morgan will give a large reception for
Miss Cammack and later in the week Miss
Morgan will give luncheon. =.
Mrs. Harry T. Black is entertaining a
house party for her daughter Hal who is
home from Hamilton college, Kentucky,
for the holidays. The guests include
Misses Gertrude Satterlee, Grace Gillette.
Winifrcd Westake and Glee Jameson of
Minneapolis. A box party at the Met
ropolitan theater this afternoon was one
OF the amusements and this evening there
will -. a, gathering at the Goorich resi-
oenee to watch the old year out and| the
new year IN '. <
DR.. and Mrs. Curran w. Higgins an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Maude Alice to Alton Leroy Wyman.
The alumnae chapter Of Zeta Beta Psi
will receive their young men friends in
formally tomorrow from until O'Clock
at the home OF Miss Katherine Norton,
c432 Girard avenue S. In the evening the
fraternity will give a dancing party at
the home Of Miss Ann LELAND at Lake
Calhoun. :
The people of Plymouth church will
give a New Years reception in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Hallock Friday eve
ming In the church parlors
The young women OF the Mary Bradford
Society Of Stewart Memorial Presbyterian
church will have a New Years reception
tomorrow from 2 until 5 o'clock, at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Porter, S046
Second avenue S. No Invitations have
been issued, but the members and friends
Of the church will be the guests.
Mrs. Charles Williams of the Ashmore
will entertain informally at cards Friday
afternoon.
The Wednesday Assembly will have a
holiday party in Johnson hall this eve
ming.
The Phoenix Club will give Japanese
party this evening in the club.
Mrs. Charles Livingston Hoffman Of $40
r Sixteenth street entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon. The rooms were
lighted with red tapers, while red flowers
and holly added further decoration: Whist
was played, and there was a souvenir at
each plate.
Miss Victoria Hosek and George w.
Huhnerkoch of Redwood, Minn.,' We're
married last evening at the residence of
Miss Adele C. Suchaneck on Royalston
avenue. Rev. S. B. Maltbie read the SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Welles gave party
dancing party last evening at their home
ON Clifton avenue for Miss Shattuck of
Boston. who is the guest of their daugh-
ter Evergreens and holly furnished an
attractive decoration through the rooms
and great clusters Of red roses added to
the gay effect Mr.: and Mrs. Welles
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Gilbert
J. Carpenter, Miss Shattuck, Miss Mar
garet Welles and Leonard Welles. A
buffet supper was served at midnight.
There were sixty guests.
The young people who are spending
last evening at cotillion which was
given by Mrs. Frederick g. Van Dusen
at her home on Vine place for her daugh-
ter Mary and son George. Roses were
arranged through the rooms, which were
hung with holly and sgreens. About
seventy five young people were present,
and program Of dances preceded sup
per, which was served in the dining
room. Carna lions decked the table. After
supper the cotillion was led by Ralph
Hawkins. A butterfly figure had hun
dreds of the gay butterflies for favors
and chrysanthemums were used in an
other, while in a third confetti was show
cred from a big cornucopiae.
Raymond Gillette and John Snyder en-
tertained seventy-five of the younger
boys and girls at a dancing party in Mrs
Mobiles hall last evening. The decora-
tons We're in red and green and poin-
setta blossoms and red roses were in the
windows, while the frappe table was
banked with flowers. Mr. and Mrs. F. c.
Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs. George M Gil
lette assisted the young hosts in recelv-
Ing. Miss Ransom played program OF
twenty numbers, and the cards were in
red, embossed with white. Supper was
served from small tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Compton gave
the bridal dinner last evening for Miss
Compton and Adolf Eliason. A basket
of pink carnations and ferns was in the
center OF the table, and covers were lai6
for fourteen. The guests were Miss
Compton. Mr.. Eliason, Miss Lusk, Miss
Wyand of St. Paul. Miss McKusick OF
Minneapolis, Miss Elason of Montivedeo
Miss Boyd of Chicago, Simon Elfason
George S. Johnston, DR.. Nicholson of St
Peter, DR.. William Compton and Dr.
Bertram Meyer of Lockport, N. Y.
Yesterday afternoon Miss McKusicl
gave theater party at the metropolitan
for the bride. and luncheon was served
at Dorner's after the play. Monday even.
ing Miss Lusk Of st. Paul gave a din
ner Red tapers in brass candelebra
lighted the table and the place cards were
heart-shaped.@s : - >'
The official board of the Bloomingto1
Avenue M. e. church gave a reception
last evening for Mr.. and Mrs T. E
Walker, who have been much interested
In the church. Mr.. and Mrs Walker WERE
assisted in receiving by Messrs. and Mes.
danes Patch, Goehr, Abbott, c.. F. Goehr
Mesdames Sylvester, Johnston anc
Messrs. Thompson, Spillrnan, Barker. The
committee in~scharge Of the supper which
was served included Mesdames Abbott
Sylvester, Booth, Johnson and Hewitt
The tables were arranged in the Sunday
school room and were decorated with rec
and white Carnations After supper Mr.