The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
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ALUMNI TO Be THERE R
Reception in Honor Of Carleton Col
lege's President to Be
Given Tonight.
To Be at Home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram SERVER, River
Parkway.

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s The reception which was to have been
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
SERVER Of River parkway In honor of Dr.
and Mrs. William Salmon of Northfield
by the alumni sof Carleton college last
evening was postponed until tonight. DR..
Salmon is the new president Of Carleton
college and has recently brought his bride
west Mr., and Mrs SERVER and DR.. and
Mrs. Salmon will be assisted in receiving
by Messrs. and Mines, j.. F.. Jackson, r.
D. Taylor and Robert Pollock. A pleas
ant feature Of the evening will be must
cal program. The decorations will be In
the Carleton colors so far as possible,
and the maize will be represented by
narcissus, jonquils and daffodils against
a background Of southern smilax: In the
assisting group will be DR.. and Mrs. l..
H. Hallock, DIR. and Mrs George R. Mer-
rill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell b. Jepson, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Lyman and David c.
Bell - ~ ~ D.. ,.-. |
DIR. and Mrs. Salmon will remain in :.
Minneapolis over: Sunday and DR.. Salmon
will attend the annual dinner of the Yale
alumni at the Minneapolis club, Monday
evening" - ss ---.. I@s... -.... -.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Clair Grif-
fifth and Calvin Sidney Rice is announced
to take place Wednesday evening, April
s. at the home of the bride, II Tenth
street N. a-.- o.,
This afternoon Mrs. Rufus Arlington
gave a granite shower for Miss Griffith
at her home on Twelfth street N. The
decorations and appointments were all in
red, and twelve guests were present. :
Miss Marion Barber will entertain the
officers Of the senior class Of the Central
high school at dinner this evening at her
home ON East Seventeenth street Miss
Barber is salutatorian Of her class and
the decorations for her dinner will be IN
the class colors, blue and gold. The CEN
,terpiece will be Of violets and ribbons VIII
be placed from the flower to the covers
and at the close of the dinner each guest
will pull his ribbon and obtain a bunch Of
the fragrant blossoms. The name cards
will have Miss BARRIERS monogram and
appropriate quotations. Covers will be
laid for six .-r 49, ~ r.. .~ !
Mrs. c.. A. Quist will entertain the Sew
enteenth Street Euchre club Tuesday aft
.ernoon at her apartments in the Waldorf.
The members of the Commercial Club
enjoyed an informal dancing party last
evening at the club. Palms and ferns
rooms. ALERT and Perry's orchestra
played a program Of sixteen numbers.
Supper was served at - o'clock and
frappe between the dances.
The twin city alumni Of the Winona
normal school had pleasant reunion last
evening in the Nicollet hotel. There was
"a, reception in the parlors from Z. until
81 o. clock, and the guests were received
by President Millspaugh, DR.. and Mrs.
Virtue, Mrs Irene Mead, the Misses Kate
Spragne, Frances Elmer, Janet Morey,
Professor Holzinger, DR.. Jordan, judge
and Mrs. Ell Torrance, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J.. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bell
and Former President G. A. Morey.
The banquet was served in the cafe and
covers for 1870 were laid at four long Ia
bles. Easter lilies, carnations and tulips
made the tables beautiful The Minnesota
quartet sang and Mrs. Lane and Mr..
Robinson of Minneapolis, Loves Awak-
ening' and Fairy Island Daniel l..
Dawley Of st. Paul acted as POSTMASTER
and called for the following responses:
'"The Winona Normal DR.. Millspaugh;
'.The Faculty. George Simpson; 1.-The
| A. B. Choate; Normal Training" c. A.
Morey; 'Inspiration," Professor Theodore
J. Richardson; "Unity,'' General Ell Tor
rance; "The Rewards of Scholarship DR..
| c. M Jordan, and 1.-THE American School,
DR.. Irwin Shepard. l.
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Miss c. s. sidle entertained fifty women
at cards yesterday afternoon at her home,
2O23 Second avenue 8, In honor Of her
birthday anniversary. The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. L. F. Bliss.
Miss Florence Wells gave dinner of
twelve covers last evening at her home
on Oak Grove street. Pink roses were
| the table decorations: -%s d
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Lewis gave an
| informal dinner last evening at their
apartments in the Waldorf.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buckbee entertained
| informally last evening at their home on
Fremont avenue s. The guests Of honor
were Mr. and Mrs. T., E. Crafts and Mr.,
Barnes and the officers Of the First Bap-
fist church and their wives were invited
| to meet them. .--- ..--~ -.-... =
| In the afternoon Mrs. A.. D. Malin and
Mrs. E. M. Hitchcock entertained thirty
five women for Mrs. Crafts at their home
on Oak Grove street. Yellow tulips and
daffodils furnished a brilliant decoration
| through the rooms. tr5 i - -. ~ 4, -
Miss Helen Whitaker entertained yes
terday for Miss Ella May Fillmore of New
Orleans, who is visiting Minneapolis rela.
tives. se re- r.. -s-z5~-,1E- Z:
Madame Romano was the guest o
honor at an informal affair Thursda;
| evening by Mrs. S. c.. Tooker at her hom
on Summit avenue. Madame Roman
left yesterday to visit her parents in Flint
Mich, before going to London. I
Mrs Charles B. Brooks entertained a
a. luncheon of twelve covers Thursda
afternoon at her home on Bryant avenu
South.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sandy celebrate
the twenty-1fth anniversary Of their mar
riage Wednesday evening by entertainin
forty guests. Present were Messrs an
Mesdames J.. e. Gerrish, r. Althouse,
Mathews. A. x. Bonniwell, Y. ". Robin
son. George Smith. Walter Smith, q
Hosmer, Fl. Riley, W. Klingel, G. Hide
brand. II. Mercer, F. Raymond, E. Bril-
l gan. H Fultz, L. p. Dane. Joseph Sand.
C. Henry, w. Seymour Mines E.sA Hoy
/ K. Weaver, M. West, Misses Daisy Davi
Matte Robinson, Messrs. g. r. Fix an
| B. A. Sandy. .s !,
Word has been received Of the safe Al