The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Walker gave a
charmingly appointed musicale last
evening. at the Walker residence on
Hennepin avenue. Miss Wheeler, a
cousin OF Mr.. Walker, who is spending
q short time In the city. was the honor
guest. Miss Wheeler is In charge of
the art department of the Chicago
university. The art gallery, with it's
treasures, formed a charming auditor
ium and the musicians stood In the
small room at the end. A Japanese
basket filed with yellow chrysanthe-
| NUNS was In the mushroom, where
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and Miss
| Wheeler received the guests, and pink
and red chrysanthemums were eff
fectively arranged thru the other
rooms.
The program was a delightful one.
and was given by Miss Clara Williams
and Scott Woodwork with Mrs. e.
w. Runyan at the piano. The NUM-
bers We're Pilgrims Song" Tschai-
kowsky; "Air de Beatrix,' Saint saens;
Blumen.'' Schubert; "Minnelied,"
Brahms; "Fruhlingsnacht,'' Schuman;
Angels Guard Thee" GODDARD; MY
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." Spring
Tide" Greene; Winds in the Trees
Goring Thomas: Absent" Tirindelli;
/ <
wick; and as a closing number Mr..
/ Woodwork and Miss Williams sang a
duet from Mozart's don Giovanni"
La CT darem." @
! Supper was served in the dining
room, where a round Japanese basket
was suspended from the chandelier
above the table, which was lighted
with yellow tapers in old brass holders.
MINES. Russell Bennett and George
Harrison presided and they were as
i sisted by Misses Donaldson, Lucy Hart,
( Mcdonald, Welles and Florence Fowle.
There were $50 guests.
j Mrs. Sewall D. Andrews gave her
+ second and last post-nuptial reception
this afternoon at her apartments in
the Wisconsin. Mrs. Andrews was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Dudley
Finch of st. Paul, Mrs. Frank Com
mons and Mrs. Henry Moreton. The
guests included a number Of st. Paul
people.
Mrs. Walter S. Harris and the
Misses Brewer issued invitations yes
terday for tea to be given at the
home of Mrs. Harris, 2436 Girard ave-
nue. S, Saturday afternoon from I'M
til o'clock for Miss Katherine Harris.
WI D Idu1tHe GOeilleT ana the misses
Poehler OF 20 Highland avenue have
invitations out for card party to be
given Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 2.
Miss Agnew Of Lancaster, Pa, who
is visiting Miss Ethel Harris OF Ken
wood, was the guest Of honor at de-
! lightful dancing party which was
given last evening by Miss Harris. The
mantel In the draWing-roOm before
which the hostess and her house guest
with Mrs. w. S. Harris received was
a tangle Of green and on either side
We're great clusters of chrysanthe-
NUNS. Southern snilax transformed
the hall and stairway into leafy
: bower. American beauty roses were
. in the supper-room, which was lighted
with red tapers in cande1ebra. The
guests included: Misses Ethel Haynie,
and Miriam Holman, st. Paul; Kate
Buchanan. Margaret Conklfn, Elsie
Conklin, Helen Hughes, Margaret
I Daniels, Lucy Boardman and Alice
French, Messrs. Roy Pierson, Arthur
8 Rand, Frank Teasdale, Eugene War
Rat1iff Boswell, James Henrickson
Ralph Wilcox, Charles Bartleson
4 Sears Of Canada, Arthur French and
Harvey Carr, st. Paul; McDougall
Duluth, and Wright Yerxa.
A pretty affair of yesterday was the
tea which Mrs. Charles M. Case and
Miss Jane Mcdonald gave for Miss
Janet Gilfllan at the home of Mrs
Case on Pillsbury avenue. About 15C
Of the younger women had been bid
den, and the rooms were thronge6
> from until o'clock. yellow chrys.
anthenums were used in profus1on
: The young women who assisted were
: Mines. Sewall D. Andrews, Archa Will.
q cox, Misses Janney, Mcdonald, Heller
IIoegh, Marguerite Gray and Welles.
] The young women of the brida
! party Of Miss Britanne Streeters anC
Charles Curtis Clark were entertained
y at dinner last evening at the CONNER,
cial club by Miss Stemper. A baske
Of pink carnations and ferns formed
) the centerpiece and the lights were
shaded in pink. The brides place wa.
81 marked by a cluster of carnations
81 Mrs. N. J. Stemper and Mrs. w. S
Streeter dined with the young women
Miss Whitelaw of st. Louis, maid O
b honor; Misses Stemper, Streeter, KEN
= per, Cook and Vincent, were the othe
i guests, and after dinner there was
= rehearsal in Gethsemane church.
l. Miss Ruby Butcher gave a Dutc1
supper, last evening at her home on ]
Franklin avenue for her sister, Mis-
!. Garnet Butcher, and E. j. O'Brien
u whose marriage will take place to
g, q morrow In All Saints church on Gin
II ton avenue, between Twenty-sixth an,
. Twenty-seventh streets. The affai
- followed the rehearsal at the church
and the guests were the members o
the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlyle McRobert
Scott gave musicale last evening a
their home on Thirteenth avenue S. 81
\ 4 group Of their pupils, Misses Mar
7 Laird, Susie Quinn, Master Leopol
Weiskopf, gave the program and abou
I fifty guests were present to enjoy it,
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kar1e W
4 Perkins entertained twelve guests a
their apartments in Mckinley Court
Progressive. pit was played, and afte
=! the pa mas a 1ioht s,1,,nor. ra,,yoG