The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-09
lnSociaI Circles.
A ST. PAUL'S AFFAIR
/ Mines. G. G. Storer and Thomas
Jumper Entertain in Aid Of
Church Funds.
Elaborate Plans Being Made for the
/ Reception to Fort Smelling
4 Ladies.

Mrs George G.. Storer and Mrs. Thomas
} Jumper entertained at cards this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Storer on Hen
nepin avenue. The affair was one of q
J The Senate Limited Dancing club will
given by the twenty women of st. Paul's
church and their circles. who have each
pledged $50 toward the fund for the fin
} ishing Of the church. Mrs. Storer and
Mrs. Jumper belong to the circle and Mrs.
e. N. Osborne and they were assisted this
afternoon by the women of the guild. Six
hand euchre was played and the hand
some prizes which rewarded the success
full players had been donated to the hos
tesses. Light refreshments were served
after the games.
|, Next Monday afternoon Mrs. e. M.
Goldsborough of Colfax avenue will give
a card party for the same fund and among
the other affairs planned is q chicken pie
supper and a dancing party.
Mrs w. F. Webster gave an informal
Itea this afternoon from until s o'c clock
at her home, 1925 Fifth street Sc, for
the women of the neighborhood. Mrs.
Webster received alone and assisting in
the 2dining-room were the Misses Grace
and Avery Frask, Misses Harriet McDon-
: aid, Nellie stinchfield and Florence Pow
ell.
A brilliant social event Of the season
will be the complimentary concert and hop
to be given Feb. 20 by the Commercial
Club in its rooms for the ladies of Fort
Smelling. It will be full dress affair and
the uniforms Of the regular officers Will
lend background to the handsome gowns
of the women. E. T.. Westlake, secre-
tary, issued the engraved invitations yes
terday. They were sent to Governor van
SAINT, the commissioned officers stationed
at Fort Smelling, the commissioned officers
at the headquarters of the Department
of Dakota in st. Paul, former presidents
of the Comemrcial Club Of st. Paul, Presi-
dent Theodore T. Smith, the other officers
and directors Of the ST. Paul club. All
members of the Minneapolis Commercial
Club are invited. The entertainment COM
mittee, with the approval of the directors,
have limited the sale of tickets to mem
bers to S00.. The demand on Mr.. w estlake
has been such. that possibly some mem
{ bers may be disappointed, but the desire
to avoid a crush prompted the measure.
The invitations and tickets include ladies'.
Dancing will be in the parlors and IL
brar A collation. will be served during
the evening in the main dining-room. The
+, classical and vocal musical program, ,un-
der the direction Of Frederick Fayram.
president of the Philharmonic club, will
: be given in the Flemish room. The deco
rations of flowers and palms will come
from the Glass Block and they will abe
will be by, ALERT and Perry's orchestra.
The cloak rooms will be on the tenth
floor, from which the guests will descend.
A.. G. Paul, president of the Commercial
Club, the directors and secretaries, with
their wives, will form the reception COM
nittee. . IL
Miss Woodward Of Chicago avenue will
give an afternoon tea Wednesday in honor
y tof Miss Hiddlestons who leaves soon sfol
the south. W
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Tiazer have issued
invitations for a card party which will be
given Tuesday evening, Feb "a, at the
Holmes hotel.
70 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Hobert will
entertain at cards Friday evening, Feb
20, at their home, 1912 w Thirty sixth
street. ,s-.a
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. La Croix will enter
tain sixteen guests at euchre Friday even
ing at their home on Garfield avenue.
:. The Senate Limited aDncing club vii
give a valentine cotilliOn Friday evening
Z. in Johnson hall.
Minneapolis people will be interested il
the announcement of the engagement o
Miss Susan Clark and Conte Cattanti
"' Miss Clark is one of the twin daughter:
and has lived abroad for some years
Conte Cattanti is we'll known in Floren
tine society and belongs to an old Italian
II family.
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Van Cleve, Mr.
and Mrs George B. Van Cleve and Mis-
~ Charlotte H. Van Cleve have issued card
no for two large receptions to be glvel
20 Thursday, Feb. -, Thursday, Feb. 20, a
to Hotel Irving, Gramercy Park, New Yorl
l., ofN 0to
he Pile now visiting in New York will b
among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Carpenter Of Girart
TN avenue S gave a delightful musicale
Saturday evening. The rooms wer
as simply decorated with flowers and plant
:, which banked the mantels. The program
IL was given by the Twin City quartet
~ which includes Miss Mabel Runge, Mis-
nd Mynn Stoddard, Alvin Davies and JOIN
We Ravenscroft with Russell Patterson q
accompanist After the program Their
he was informal dancing and supper wa
g., On served.
IL. Mrs. C. C. Wynan gave luncheon Q
r. seventeen covers last week for her sister
]" Miss Ristine, who left last evening 70
ill her home in Washington, D. c. Mrs
NJ Wyman will go to Washington later Il
W the month to represent the Monumen
l. chapter at the annual congress Of tn
ng u. a H. $3.50
be l. e.
Mr. and Mrs C. Il. Abbott entertaine
10. sixty guests at a character party Frda
'G evening at their home on Oakland ave
s nue.. A gypsys tent had been erected i
the parlor, where Miss Idellee Bachma
ire told fortunes. An orchestra and
&c 1gra pha phone furnished music. Mrs. Alb
~ bott was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
r. ing Mines. Charles Allen, E. Burdick, ]
i'd Kelly, C. Adler, Misses Gertrude and Min
4: Scharof Miss Therese Campbell serve
'e' frappe. Mrs. Walling, as Spanish dan
GER was awarded the first prize by tn
- Judges and Mrs. Pierce, representing Car
RE Nation was given the SECOND
81 Messrs Hill and Duell were presente
~ with the mems prizes. The house wa
decorated with flowers and palms.
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Sloane Of Bryan
avenue s entertained thirty guests Frida
: u Of aSt Of