The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-28

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The Cotillion club gave delightful
party last evening at Elks' hall, at
which 100 young people were enter
tanned. Mines. HI. Alden Smith, Lester
B. ElWood, G. M. Harrington and j..
B. Gilflllan presided at the favor
table, We're LEFTY tribes in silk and.
crepe paper made a, brilliant mass of
color. Karl De Laittre and John s..
Plllsbury alternated In leading and
they introduced some novel and
amusing figures. In an automobile
figure the women We're given muffs
and rufus Of tissue and the men had
auto caps Miss Alice Smith gave
the signal, for the kickoff by
Walter Hudson in the football figure,
and the ball crashed thru, the
other dance, a huge paper muff. in
which the young people placed their
hands, was hung from the chandelier
and at a given signal the muff was
broken and those clasping hands
were partners. The men posed on
pedestals as Hiawatha, Pierpont Nor
gan, Mars and others known to his
tory, and the girls selected their part
ners. Later the young women posed
as Hetty Green, Carrie Nation, Juno
and Niobe. Supper was served at mid
night.
The members of the club this Year
are:
Charles s. Pillsb,iry, a. r. Rand, Alvin v.
skiles; Harry G. Spear Page Robinson. =: s.
Roberts; Edgar H Person Alfred Pills
Charles s. Albert William f. Brooks, Sewall b.
Andrews; Faystte Bousheld: Wiiam l.. Bas,
s. Barber, Frank Blakeley. 4. A. Law, Alex
ander Lindsay Give T. Jatfray, Louis B. New
ell. Henry j. Moreton. chauncey R. Lamb.
Johnson, Charles G. Ireys, Charles F. Hepburn,
Charles N. Case, John 4. Bovey, Ward c. Bur
lace lace 4 Burt David N. Chute, irving #. corse,
George P. Case Willis ]. Jones. Edgar T. Han
s. eGn John nG a.p waeF s. HHdisn RHy
kuth bbb EsrrngtSn F. Fred H
| Gardner Greenleaf, Lester B. Elwood, Karl De
Mi,,1 Henry l. Carpentry Clement ceehran
den. Thomas F. Wallace ' David D. T Si s
STANLEY lev Washburn; John E. vanderlp Archa
ts sPisa d vee wits Williams
Scott W. Woodwork, Richard P. Woodworth
Benjamin Fl. Woodwork. ua
Among the guests last night were:
Mines; 4; a. Il Lindsey, G. NJ HaErington Z
MaMs s so"s F. sv F, SSFs e. s. s
fray, A. A. Law, Charles NJ. Case, Archa vii.
ea5 s. Ga Frank BsSegg
lis Wuiker. II, Alden Smith. Misses Bill. Fsri
bault. Moulton, Eda shnlI, Laura !, Harringt ton.
Elizabeth calderwood. Ransom, st. Paul; Alice
Margaret Mcmillan, Kate Burweli. Margaret
beth i bonaldson, janet G I'll Harriet Wag
ncr. Helen Hoag. Alice Archibald. Mortified
wilson, Helen Hart. Lucy Hart, Marsaget Ks Ked
Partridge Beatrice Ireys,1 Agnes Hay nea. =. 49,.
The dance of the Cotillon club was
preceded by a charmingly appointed
dinner for eighteen of the younger
Willis Walker at their home on Hen
nepin avenue, and Miss Elizabeth
Calderwood of New York was the
guest of honor. The table was placed
lin the art gallery and mound of
vivid SALIVA blossoms made a hand
some centerDiece, while pofnsetti
| blossoms were on the cabinets. The
| name cards were little booklets with
water color sketches of pretty girls
and containing questions which could
be answered with the Thanksgiving
| menu. The guests were Misses Cal
! derWood, Helen Partridge. Hudson
| Kate Buchanan, Agnes Haynes and
her guest, Miss Margaret Kendrick OF
/ Chicago, Laura Harrington, Messrs
| James Hendrickson, Brooklyn, Car
Bracket, Arthur. Rand. Archie Walk
! er, Roy Person. Carleton Pt11sbury
Gardner Greenleaf and Leonard
| Welles. ..- -
| Mrs. Russell Folwe1I will give
! luncheon Wednesday afternoon at he1
apartments in the wisconsin,. Mrs
Frederick Won Schlegell will be the
guest of honor and later Mrs. Fol
| her sister. r., @&s>.r
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse. will
give dancing party for their daugh
3ters, Misses Bernice Barber and $1Jll
Morse, Thursday evening, Dec. 81.
a Monday evening "a reception will b
rue M. E. church for Rev. and Mrs.
D. Hutsinpiller. It will also be tn
first Of the lnosaics this year: Pro
;fesser John DoWney will, speak an
the music is being arranged by Mr.:
Edgar w. 4Runyan. s:zs{zs:S
, Company +. First infantry NJ. \
e., will have it's. first Informal dane
/ Wednesday evening in the Phoeni
: club Latourelle's orchestra Will pla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guptil al
nounce the engagement, of thei
daughter Lauretta to Frank w. Hal
ris. The wedding will take place eal
/ ly next month. ..:st ;zt1
Norman Stewart of Chicago was
Thanksgiving guest of Mr.. and Mr.
1 John S. Mcdonald. The engageme
of Miss Jane Mcdonald and MI. Stew
art was announced this week.
Mrs. Walter S. Harris, and til
| Misses Brewer gave a tea this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Harris Q
| 1trard avenue S for Miss Katherin
Harris The arrangements, were yer
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