The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-14

WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
ALERT "a PerrSis5 full orchestra played an
inspiring program. Supper was served at
midnight. and, the same colors were ear
riea outssin the decorations Of the supper
rooms. ~
Among the guests were Messrs and
Mines. u. G.. Potter. ]. f. Fisher, III. N.
GhadbouGne, James PyessE G.,Banchard.
r. s. Parkes, C. L.SBartholomew. VIC.
I<nowlton, A. l.. Searle w. p. Harmon,
NJ e. Moore, E. J.. SERVER, Henry Hahn,
w. II. Grant. Nor, Chambers, J. T. sBax-
ter, A. w: Arrnatage, G.. c.. Wylnan, %.
Honstein, j. Hendry, L. j. Bardwell, W.
B. Heath. j. T. Tracy, g. P. Hardin. r.
f. Osborne, r. l.. Penney, F.. A. Olds,s p.
X. Murphy. ID. c. Williams Mrs. Long of
Charles City. Iowa; Mrs. King. ]. II Pat
terson Of Cleveland Ohio; j. II, Kennedy.
q. The annual ball of the knights Of Ioyth-
las was given last evening in Masonic
Temple. The guests numbered over a
thousand and delightful program was
furnished by the knights of Pythias orr
chestra with Byron d. Ayers as con
ductor. Nora Company. No. F13.a led by
Captain Cd Skarnes gave an interesting
drill. The executive committee included
Brigadier General Frederick E. Wheaton,:
Lieutenant David A. Kyle Major Charles
"A Greenwood Colonel John A. Hagman,
Captain A. w. Stahl, Captain Gilbert j.
Skarnes, Lieutenant F. A. Francis and
Knight Loyal Charles Z. Nage, and was
assisted by the following committees from
the different companies: Minneapolis
company, Lieutenant +. A, Francis;
Knight Loyal A. 3. Smith; Sergeant I. T..
Marsh. Unity company. Lieutenant David
Kyle; knight Loyal Charles r. Maggie, Ser
Geant G. 0. Devison. Nora company, Cap
| tain Gilbert J. Skarnes, Lieutenant A. n.
Larson. Knight Loyal E. A. Ahlstrom.
Minneapolis lodge. Thomas H...Hineline
w. Fl. Van Slyke. Lee G. Smith. Unity
| lodge. Henry Armstrong, Byron H.: Ayers,
Fred G: Stein: Hermon lodge, Hel bert Z "
BCutell. Joseph H O'Keefe, w. III. Lands.
| Nora lodge, Charles S. Melbin. Charles j..
| Keller, Charles Sattler. Nicollet lodge,
Charles w. Farwell, w. J. Chapman, Will
| r. Clark. -
| u Victor Bergquist who has recently re-
| turned from two years absence in Paris
and Berlin, where he has been studying
music, Was the guest of honor at a BAN
quet in the Phoenix club rooms which
was given last evening by the Rel Madoc
club. The decorations were in thee club
colors, purple and gold. and covers were
| aid for 49, Byron A. Lindgren was toast
master and the responses were as follows:
Phillip Carlson. Good Fellowship; Axe]
Larson, Music; DR.. Adolf E. L. John
son, 1.-The Professional Young Man; c.
o. Aletius Olson, "Success.'' - .ssS -. =
A delightful affair of yesterday was an
informal office tea given by Miss Mae Harl
ris Arson in honor of Miss Adelaide
Thurston. The guests were a group OF
newspaper men and women who gathered
from until 6 o'clock to meet the clever
young actress. White tapers in quaint
candlesticks lighted the rooms and Rus
I.:- 600, $3.50
Miss Gertrude M. Wallace entertained
Monday evening at her home on Chicago
avenue. Several musical numbers were
! given and games were played. In a love
letter contest the prize was awarded tt
Miss Daphne Bosard of Grand Forks
n. D. Supper was served from table
decked in pink and green. The guests
| We're the Misses Ethel Bradford, Georgia
Clulow, Beatrice Wallace, Sue Shepard
Grace Redmond. Gertrude Wallace, Bos
! sard, sMessrs. D. Dwight Miller, Arthu
Manuel. Wilifred Larkin, George Wallace
George Wheeler. ST., Paul; Willis Hope
: and Charles Warren of Grand Forks.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Nee of 140
Twenty first street celebrated the fit
, teenth anniversary Of their marriage Sun
day afternoon. The rooms were decorate
in pink and green. The Misses Cora Lyon
and Katie Nee gave musical programs
;. There were fifty guests. -" ..r. :
9 Miss Cora A. Kennedy of Minneapoli
4 and Clyde L. Craig of Chicago We're mar
P Tried yesterday at the home of the Off
n 'ciating minister, Rev. Father johnson, Il
+ Racine. Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig will max
{ their home in Chicago. - = + ~ d,
= Miss Ella J. Brown and George A. Gas
e lin, both of ST. Francis, Mimi, were maj
, ried Saturday in this city. The servic
r was read by Rev. A. r. Tillinghast an
$ was followed by an informal reception {
Y the home Of the brides uncle, Mr.. an
u Mrs. A. E. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs Gas
lin will be at home in Osseo after Jan. 3