The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

, Many Social Functions in Come
!! ton with the Great Football
Ingathering.
The annual reception for the Teach
ers CLUB was given last evening by M
: and Mrs. Eugene A. Merrill at the;
I home on Second avenue instead Of b
the club at a hotel. The affair wa
very large and brilliant and the limo
walton was much enjoyed and appre
! ciated.
The beautiful home was exquisit
IN It's appointments and decoration.
each room having distinct decora
tive scheme. In the reception-roor
} PINK roses We're used, with palms an
FERNS, and cathedral candles were EN-
ployed for lighting. In the living
room the distinctive note was the uni
verslty colors, maroon and gold, Il
chrysanthemums. The refreshmen
table IN the dining-room held bas
ket Of red liberty roses and was light
ed by red-shaded candles in silver can
delabra. Graceful groups Of palm
were used freely thru the house anc
formed a screen on the balcony of tn,
stairs, behind which a stringed orches
ira was stationed, and played a pro.
gram during the receiving hours from
to 10. : 80
The guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill, President and MRS. CV.
rus Northrop, DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Jor.
dan. Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison
land Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Bell. The
guests We're presented by Mrs Warren
Bartholf and Miss Dewart. Assisting
tnru the rooms and alternating in pre-
siding at the tea urn and bowl of ices
were Mines. 7. G. Winter, Frank M.
Forman, Russell Bennett, A. E. Mar
tin, H. G. Harrison and Arthur Keith.
Another assisting group included
the Misses Forester, Sirwell, Howe.
Gertrude and Clara Shaughnessy, Hus-
sey, Knowlton, Gale, Albrecht Ur-
quart Klampe and Klopp, Miss Bur-
pank' the Misses katherine and Marie
Young assisted in the dining-room.
Any number Of parties were enter
tanned at the football games this af-
ternoon and they were preceded by
luncheons in the downtown tearooms,
and Will be followed by dinners at the
CLUBS and homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin B. Koon gave a box party for Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Lamb of Clinton, Iowa,
who are guests of their daughter Mrs.
E. j. Carpenter Of Harmon place. Mr..
and Mrs. Lamb recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Koon at a delightful
houseboat party down the Mississippi
have family dinner at the home on
Harmon place.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Gillette also en-
tertained group of friends at the
game, and they will give a. dinner at
their home.
A group of twenty young married
people who formed a party at the
game will go out to the Minikahda
club for dinner. -.
. Among the box parties was one given
by Mrs. Alice r. Rogers of Park ave-
nue.. This will be followed by, a din
ner. Mrs. Rogers guests are Mr.. and {
Mrs. Henry Sidle, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carleton Young, Mrs. w. D. Rea and |
Fl. H. Kenkel. ,s.' ...-s.. ~
The Michigan Beta Theta Pi men
were entertained at an informal dane
ing party last evening at the fraternity
mouse on University avenue Sc. The
fraternity colors, pink and blue, were
used In the decorations and banners
waved over the doorways and windows. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Joyce, Professor
IND Mrs. Nickerson and Professor and
Mrs. Anderson assisted in receiving. !
supper was served in the dining-room Il
which was bright with pink roses.
'eventy-five couples were present.
About seventy-five members of Psi
Epsilon fraternity-alumni and mem Z
'ers of the local chapter-attended the {
,nnual banquet at the Minnea nolfs
Tub last night. A splendid dinner
vas served In a manner as credftable
the clubs cuisine as it was salts =
actory to the banqueters. Archa VIII
OK was postmaster and among the =
peakers We're Messrs. Quinby, Munro n
lurray, Ralph Boardman and T. M. 9
>nappen, Minneapolis, and DR.. Met +
air, T.. {. Stringer and Mr.. Bass of a
I. Paul. A pleasant touch Of senti-
lent was the appointment of a com S
llttee OF undergraduates to carry the e
aspects of the banqueters to the aged
Judge Isaac Atwater, who graduated
{ Union college in 1874 and was a o
.eady attendant at psf Upsilon social 3
fairs until he became incapacitated tt
y age. - n
Mr.: and Mrs. George H. Christian a
nd Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase N
hrlstlan Will leave this evening for p
age Of Miss Florence Bonnell and P
enry Christian which will take place O.
tuesday,. Mr.. Christian will take his a
tide on an extended trip before they S.
'me to Minneapolis to make their RI
ONE. .>et M
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Mrs. W J.. Bassett will entertain AZ P
ncheon Thursday afternoon. In the tie
'en1ng Mrs. Bassett has invited a re-
cup of guests for cards. er
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell d. Andrews 81
III pc the guests of honor at a din
r which Willsbe given Tuesday even
oy Mrs. George r. Finch of ST. at
N'ssss sz9 h
Mrs. G. =. Jamison and Miss EVELYN
Inner Will give a dancing party this
ening In Hotel Clinton. se is
Mrs. L. S. Gillette will entertain a. II
acheon at her home on Fifth street tn
Friday afternoon wednasdav ~
ternoon Mrs. Gillette gave a Mnch. m
n r. OF fourteen covers. Yellow cf1rvs. M
themums and yellow candles were W.
decorations for the table and White an
were in the librarv r.
ON. 7pl,A sAoh- ! a.. a
NJ Ar
me debutante teas which have bee,, 70,
IN pretty feature Of the last Two
eks should create a dearth saSs,,e
W .' Tor surely the hun 81