The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-10
Plans for Great, University Affair
!, Far More Elaborate Than
Ever Before: s.4 :,
! Electrical Display to 0utdazzle Any.
thing of the Kind Attempted
~. ..yt Here Is Promised, >-l.,.c

previous efforts and many special fea-
lures will be Introduced which the COM
mittees are keeping secret. The pro-:
grams are decidedly novel in design. The
design was submitted by a Philadelphia
engraver Danz's full orchestra has been
engaged and will play a program of thir- r
ty-nine numbers, thirty dances and nine
supper extras 1t has been decided to
stretch a large canopy from the entrance
Of the armory to- the street. This. will I
be fitted UP with rugs and draperies SO
that the guests will step from the car
riages directly into this enclosure and: will
not be exposed to- the cold The Junior /
ball is undoubtedly the, greatest social |
becoming the leading event Of the twin
cities. 1t is attended not only by uni |
versity students and alumni, but by So
ciety in general and many out-of-town /
guests will be present.
, Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus A. Moore will |
issue invitations next week for the mar
rage of their daughter. Margaret. to
Russell Sptcer, which will take place |
Wednesday evening, JAM Is. in the First |
Congregational church. The service will |
be followed by a small reception at the
Moore residence, ' ~: =.
MI, and MIS- George K. Shaw, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Maud
Claire, to Charles Lewis Grant Of Phil
adelpfia. It took place recently in Ham
ilton, Ont.,~,r:. 49, -: 1922. =:
William x. Marshall has announced the
engagement of his daughter, Maude, to
Charles Clark Jacobs of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
The. wedding will be quietly solelnnized
Wednesday,. Feb 4, and only the imme
date relatives will be, present. Miss
Marshall returned this week from a visit
in Mississippi ,.'>, ~" 49,,
49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bracket Of Exi
celsior, Mimi, announce the. enga gementl
of their daughter Evelyn, to Arthur, Burt
l. Lyman OF Excelsior. :, ~..r 49,
| Mrs. John Harris: Chick will leave
| Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs
Chick has been prominently identified with
| the best musical interests in the city and
| has been crganist in the Church Of the
! Redeemer for many years." The church
quartet and Mrs. M. E. Brown will give
a. receptions Tuesday evening in the church
parlors In her honor from = until; II
o'clock: 1t will be one: of the pretty af-
| fairs. Of the year and. though no invita-
| tons have been issued the members of the
! church, the friends Of Mrs. Chick, and
| the members Of the Ladies' Thursday
| Musicale and Of the, Philharmonic club will
be- among. the guests - Rev. and Mrs.;
| Marion p. Shutter will assist in receiving,
| and d mandolin orchestra will play as the
guests come and 60. - "
| Mr., and Mrs: Emil .Ober-Hoffer gave a;
dinner Thursday evening at the Hamp-
shire Arms. for Mrs. Chick. ~ .~ .-.~
+ Mrs Cavour S. Langdon and Mrs. Frank
Drurnmond Blakeley will give an informal
| tea Thursday afternoon at the home Of
| Mrs. Langdon: on Tenth avenue S.. The
guest of honor will be Mrs. John Elliott
Shaw and a group Of the younger women
have been invited. - -. :
Mrs. John Franklin Mickey. will give
her first post-nuptial at home Monday aft
ernoon at her apartments, TITS Humboldt
avenue S.. She will be:assisted in the aft
.ernoon by her. sister, Mrs. Charles =.
French who has recently returned from
an extended trip abroad. Mr.. Mickey will
receive. with Mrs: Mickey In the even
| Ing: '.ir''': ny > 49," 49, 49,:
Mrs. A. o.. Hubbard and Mrs. ROBBERY
have issued invitations for a. card party
to be given Friday afternoon at the home
: of: Mrs. Hubbard, ITS Girard avenue s.
Mrs. j., E. Moore will entertain. the
> Monday Card club next week at her home
215 Clifton avenue.
l The committees have been appointed
for the fourth annual bali Of the Deutsch.
er Frauen club, which will be Given IL
: Masonic Temple, Feb. 8. They are a.
follows: Arrangement committee, Mines
. John Gluck, Henry Oswald, Charlie.
t zachow,a F. Clutch, Joseph zwick ant
George Gfroerer; reception committee
t Mines. R. Mueller, Julius Heinrich. Sig
! fmund Weidenbeck, Louis Schiek, r. o
Lampe,> T. Laliberte, Carl Witt, Franz
h McLain. Ed Rhonberg, Charles Beahr
Ia. Schober. B: Winter. and Louis Witt
n floor committee, c. o. Lampe, r. Winter
. John Heinrich, Louis Witt, Frank Nc
. Lain, George Gfroerer, Julius Heinrich
Joseph Zwick, Ed Schober, F. Huxmar
John schlener John Gluck, Carl Witt an
Henry Oswald. .
Mrs. Frank Simmons gave a prettiI
a appointed luncheon at the Minneapoli
club this afternoon in honor of Mis-
u Conmack; Of: New Orleans. The guest
i were, four young women: and-.an equs
number of young men. and after luncheo
" they formed theater party at the Met
, ropolitan theater. t'.'. :
,r Tuesday. afternoon. Miss, Jessica MOI
- gan will give. luncheon for Mis-
" Comnlack. -
Il A delightful informal affair Of Ia:
)t evening was the dancing party which we
given in the West. hotel by the Kapr
Alpha lHeld 1l<dlcI1l4Lys <IdlulS dIlu I6II
10 furnished a simple but effective decors
:tion in the ballroom. (: The seventy lfiy
g. guests were received by Messrs !. an
Mines J. c. Haynes, Leonard, John Brat
VI ford, Halsey Wilson and Mrs. w. H. Bel
q. nett. A program Of twenty number
was danced and Rossiter's orchestl
1t Iplayed. The cards had black ribbon co,
- ers with. the fraternity monogram in We
- low. Supper was served at midnight.
A dancing party was given last eve
it, ing in the .Lyceum- academy by Theta D.
ia zeta fraternitY.t-A. program of rfifte
g. numbers was danced and the cards. we
"A in the fraternity colors. Frappe "
- served during the evening: The hall W
,e. hung .in yellow and green bunting, t
fraternity colorss; and: the, mantel "
4 banked with palms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Froendle received with the young Poop
- About seventy-five couples were prese
Mr.. and Mrs George Rose gave a dinr
is of ten covers last: evening at their llo1
. Il on the East Side. The decorations a
Us appointments were all in white and gre,
u Mr.. and Mrs. +. G..tsPettis entertain
In about fifty guests Thursday evening
81 their home on Eig1lteenti1 street. sin ho1
III Of DR.. and Mrs; Albert Edwin Boo
q whose marriage took place New Yea
eve. The receiving group included I
4 and Mrs. Pettis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert c: