The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26

q . CLOCK DIT the VI MI
Truesdale on Tenth street S. Miss
Alice Smith will be the honor guest
and the other debutantes will form a
charming assisting group. About 400
cards We're sent out and the reception
will be the largest affair of New
Years.
1t would seem as tho the good old
custom of receiving New Years calls
would be abandoned this year. Usual
ly the sororities regard the New Years
reception as one of the important So
cial functions of the vacation, but this
vacation SO many of the girls have
have made no plans to celebrate the
coming of the new year.
The reception which Mrs. LangdOn
and Mrs. TrueSdale will give will be
the largest affair of the afternoon and
in the evening the Cotillion club has
and the school and college young peo-
pie will have a dance at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas Shevlin.
The Minikahda club will be open all
day and during the afternoon and
evening an orchestra will play and the
rooms will be given festal air with
holly and greens, A dinner will be
served and there will probably be
dancing in the evening.
Tuesday evening the Phi Sigma Phi
fraternity will give dancing party at
the Minikahda club and on Wednesday
the younger set will be guests of Mrs.
S. G. Tooker at a holiday party at the
club, in honor of her daughter. The
parties of the young people will con-
tinue thru the week and there is
something for them every evening un-
til they leave for school next Saturday
and Sunday. The informal dance at
I Do
fridge Monday evening will be a de-
lightful mingling of all sets as the
guests will include the school girls and
boys, the debutantes and younger peo-
pie as we'll as the older dancers.
The wedding of Miss Pauline
Coggeshall and Erie Savage Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
mann Wehmann, will be a very quiet
affair with only the family but it will
be followed by reception for which
500 invitations were issued and which
will be given by the bridegroom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. w. Savage, at
their home on Portland avenue.
The Married Peoples dancing class
will have a cotillion in Johnson hall
Tuesday evening. The class has
membership of about twenty-five
couples among the younger married
set and the cotillion will be one of the
pretty holiday affairs.
The Wells college girls will have
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in
Donaldson's tearooms. There are
eleven girls from Minneapolis at
Wells college this year, and about
six Of them are home for the holi-
| days. There are also a number of
former "a
The Kappa Alpha Theta girls will
entertain Wednesday, afternoon at the
home of Miss Edna Broom on Second
avenue, S, for Miss Florence Pond,
who is home from Northwestern uni
versity for the holidays.
The Tuesday Euchre club will meet
with Mrs. M. P. Breslauer, 1855 r.
wing avenue S, Tuesday afternoon.
| The wedding Of Miss Harriet M
Harris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Harris, and George F. Wood, took
brides aunt, Mrs. A. H. Ingle, 1874
Twelfth street N. Miss Bessie Hea-
ton Of Annandale was maid of honor
and Edison Ingle acted as best man
| Rev. William Wilkinson read the serv-
ice and the out -of-town guests. were
Mrs w. S. Goodman and son Horton
Miss Florence Goodman and Miss
Heaton of Annandale, Mimi.
Mrs. Eva Macdonald Valesh will
leave this evening for her home in
Washington. Mrs. Valesh received
informally yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John l.. Macdonald, 1907 Portland
avenue, and number of her friends
~
DR.. G. M. Oberg gave a dinner o1
twenty covers yesterday at his home
1900 Adams street Sc. The guest:
included a group of professional an6
personal friends. DR.. Oberg will gt
three months course in post graduate
,, work.
The students of Luther seminar.
gave a banquet and reception to tn
, faculty and other friends at the semi
nary Monday evening. The musi
room was decorated with flags am
pennants in the seminary colors, blu
and white. The dining-room wa
elaborately decorated with garland
Of evergreens, wreaths of holly an
the school colors. The banquet wa
, followed by a program of music an
r tOaStS.
= = Last evening George Partridge an
!, Miss Elizabeth Partridge entertaine
at their home on Colfax avenue 70
:, Eugene Glare and Miss Jeanett
Glare, who will leave shortly to max
;, their home in ST. Louis. Games wer
: played and the decorations were ap
:, propriate to the season. The part
+ was the first Of a series to be give
- for Mr.. Glare and Miss Clare
:. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
. Emil J. Lissak is spending the holidays in HUI
: son, Wis.
q William ]. Mulin will leave for business tr
to Seattle the last of next week.
a s. p. Mold, county attorney of Nemaha count
h kansas( was in the city business Thursday
Is The Ideal Euchre club will meet Monday afte
q noon with Mrs. Searles. 313S Second avenue 8.
- Miss Julia Hirschman of Chicago is visitil
O. Mrs. Ben Heller of 1906 Portland avenue
70 Miss Esther Friedlander of the Mankato hi
"a school is spending the holidays with her parent
y DIR. Ralph b. Driver Of Armour S. d. spe
the holidays with his family and left last mig
= for home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Tenant and family
W Sixth street Sc, spent Christmas with relatiy
in Fergus Falls.
The Fleur de Lis card club will meet Tue