The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-28


Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Kenyon issued in.
vitations yesterday for the dancing party
they will give Saturday evening, Feb. IA,
in the Phoenix club. Saturday afternoon
Norma Kenyon and Ruth McArdle will
entertain fifty Of their small friends at a
sleighing party. T."
The colonial ball which will be Civ hn
/ this evening at the home of Mrs. William
Donaldson on Groveland avenue, will be
a most interesting affair. The picture g.
| que costumes of the eighteenth century
will be worn by many Of the guests and a
| pretty feature will be the dancing Of the
| minuet by a group of the younger WON
! en-. Those who have not already secur ed
their tickets may exchange their invita
! lions for the necessary card of adn1issipn
| at the Donaldson residence this evening.
A dancing party will be given Thursday
evening" Feb. 3. in Mrs. Mobiles hall: by
Misses Moore, Browne Mary Gillis, Alace
Thompson, Florence Moore and Cora Lud
| wig. j =,
! A dawn breakfast will be given Satur-
day morning after the junior ball by the
men of Delta Epsilon fraternity at the
chapter house.
The women of st. Paul's guild will give
noon from until o'clock for the mehn-
bers and friends of the church at the
home of Mrs. Harding, 1915 Colfax ave
| nue. S. -. g-G5Ess. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix McNamee announce
! the engagement OF their laughter, Mae,
| to Otto 3. Moe. The wedding will take
| place Tuesday afternoon, Feb. IT, att 8
o'clock. Mrs. James McNamee will give
a linen shower an dancing party THUS
day evening, Feb. 5, at the Hotel Win
| DOM and on Feb. II Miss Rogers and Miss
| Everson will entertain att the home |of
| Miss Rogers.
| Monday evening a kitchen shower Was
given at the home of the Misses ,Rodl1
by the members Of the Quo Vadis club.
About twenty young people were pres9 mt
| and the bride secured her gifts by fish
| ing for them over tall screen.
Miss McNamee will have as her maid of
| honor Miss Margaret Rogers. and Miss
Mynn Rogers will be bridesmaid. E. ID.
Moffett will be the best man and George
McNamee and Frank Rogers will be the
ushers. About fifty guests will be pre-
ent at the wedding.
Society. as usual, is much Interested in
the lectures Burton Holmes will give here
this week. Many Minneapolitans have
made the cruise to the North Cape and
many more hope to some day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Sloane enter
tanned very pleasantly a company of thir-
ty guests last night as houseWarming in
their pretty home-2715 Bryant avenues s.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Sloane will
give a thimble bee in honor of Miss Alice
Van Rnda, who has recently returned to
the city to make her home after an alb
! sence of several years. - T. t
Mrs. Dorilus Morrison is being much
entertained while she is in WashinetDn
Mrs. John A. Logan gave a luncheon FOR
her to-day and those who were invited to
| meet her were Mines. Knox, Harlan. For
aker, Burrows. Stanley Matthews, .Bertal
wilkins, Thomas F. Walsh, j. B. Hender-
son, Fl. S. Boutelle, Tucker, Loney, and
Miss Helen Cannon. Luncheon was served
from an antique mahogany table, !.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Semple entertained
at dinner last evening at their home ION
Franklin avenue, for Mrs. w S. Culyers-
ton and Miss Spear of Louisville XIV.
! Pink and white tulips and hyacinths were
the table decorations and yellow tulips
\. and lilies were in the library while Amer
: lean Beauty. roses deckede the drawing
{ room. Covers were laid for fourteen and
: the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Mar
!: tin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. 'Gilfillan. Mr. and
Z! Mrs. A. B. Jackson Mrs. 1Culverston4 nd
MISS spear. MIS-. MOTIFS l.. HallOWell, "a
T. Rand, Thomas Lowry and Samuel
J Thayer. Mrs. Culverston and Miss SPEAR
A. will leave Friday night for the. south. :, +.
s. Miss Grace Trask gave dinner last
/ evening at her home on Fifth street Sc
i for Miss Margaret Moore and Russell Spi-
Ger. whose wedding. takes place this eve.
ming. American Beauty roses in largs
/. brass bowl and brass candlesticks Will
white and green shaded tapers were or
thestable. Miss Moore's place was marked
with a cluster of white hyacinths an6
with the monogram in gold. The rehearsal
followed the dinner Covers were laid 3fol
twelve and the guests were the member.
of the bridal party Miss Moore, Mr.. Spl
Ger, the Misses Sawyer, Faribault; Cor
ner, Columbus, Ohio; Lavayea. STANFORD
E and Trask; Messrs. Horace Kline Ma,
Matteson, Alfred Markhus, Willmar; Du
rand and Fred Carpenter.
L DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Lawrence gave
& Washington reception last evening at gtllei
home on Park avenue. The guests wer.
the members of Gethsemane parish ant
Il the affair was one of series of inforina
social gatherings. Dr.. Lawrence repre-
scented George Washington and Mrs. Law
renee Lady Washington The others II
the receiving group were Rev. and Mrs
Irving P. Johnson. Bishop and Mrs. S
&c. EdsaA, Messrs. and Mines. T.. e. Welt
eel. C. G. Church, J.. G. Gutgesell. Thorna
Miles, G.. H. Hunter, Ct. O.. Eddy, j. I
Moore, 3. G. Stremmel and Mrs. Franz
Lofman "A musical program was givel
q by a. R. Hey N o.. NeWgord, Georg