The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15


palms and foliage plants were used with
charming effect The doorways were
wreathed with vines caught with yellow
ribbons and the lights were shaded with
the same color. Mr.. and Mrs. Abberley
were assisted in receiving by DR., Susanna
Bottonfield. DR.. T.. w. Bottonfield. Dr..
and Mrs. Frank Herthum, Messrs.. and
Mines. Charles Oliver, George subNette
and Mrs. r. t. Beebe. program Of;
music was a pleasant feature. and ices
were served by Misses Ethel Patterson
and Grace Butterheld. 5Ss
A group Of Minneapolis people will go
over to Fort Smelling this evening to at
tend the party which will be given in
honor of Major and Mrs. Liggett and Mrs.
Hearne, who will shortly leave the post
The new students Of the state university
were the guests Of honor at q pleasant
reception last evening which was given
by the social club of All Saints sUniver-
salist church. About 500 guests were
present and enjoyed the program of music
and talks. Rev. A. N. Alcott gave a COR
dial greeting to the students and intro
duced President Northrup, who spoke of
the benefits of an association with a
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dennison,
Miss May Knowlton and Mr.. Wallcamp
furnished music. Frappe was served by
| Misses Helen Aldrfch and Ruth Hayes,
and Mrs. Frank Elessnes and Mrs. A. N
Alcott presided at the coffee table. About
800 were present The parlors were
draped with flags and made bright with
palms. ferns and flowers. The reception
group included Rev. and Mrs. A. N. AL
colt, Mayor and Mrs. James G. Haynes,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Bailey.
dinner last evening at their home on Col
fax avenue 8 in honor Of Miss Ethel
Blanche Taylor and Arthur Cline Harvey
of Saratoga Springs, N. Y, whose mar
rage will take place tomorrow. Vines,
ferns, American Beauty roses and carna-
lions combined to make the rooms beau
tiful. An amusing feature Of the evening
was mock shower when the bride was
| presented with variety of amusing gifts.
Present were Misses Hattie B. Dean,
Florence L. Pearsall, Eleanor l.. Taylor Of
| Detroit, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias
Dean, Messrs. Arthur Cline Harvey, Eu-
gene MILFORD, Donald Lowell, Ernest H.
Taylor, Harry Chase and Cycil B. Chap
| man.
| Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Norwood entertained
at box party Saturday night at the
Banda Rosa concert for Mrs. p. G. Cod
ley and w. H. Kerrick. In addition to
the guests Of honor those present were
Messrs and Mines. ]. M. Powers F. G.
sylvania, s.. w. Ball, George Adams and
Miss Bessie Adams.
Mrs. William Miller of Elliot avenue s
entertained Thursday evening at a finch
party. The hostess was assisted by Mines
J. G. Beck and E. Tetzlaff.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
s. T. Teitsworth of Bagley, Mimi. is in the
| city.
Mrs. E. $. Dean will come home from New
| York Thursday.
Miss Esler will return tomorrow from q trip t.
London and Paris.
| Roy N. Williams has gone east to enter Phil
lips college in Andover, Mass
Mrs. +. j: Mercer, Of Chicago, is visiting he,
mother In the Hennepin Flats.
Darlington Davenport left last evening To-
New Haven, Conn, to enter Yale college.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Wood are home from
Europe, where they travelled for six weeks.
Leon Gillette has left for New York He vii
sail Saturday for Paris to continue his art stud
Mrs. e. Peartman, of New York, is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Johnston, in the
Virginia.
Mrs. S. W. Ball who is visiting Mrs. p G
Cooley at Excelsior, will leave for the soutl
| this week. g
The Enterprise social. club will be entertained
by Mrs. Winter, 1885 Sixteenth avenue s,
| Thursday afternoon. ss.1s<7tz
Nicollet court, No. 255,, Will give an enter
| ta1nment this evening In Kraft's hall, Twenty.
| hrst and Washington avenues N.
The women of the Swedenborg union will Civ,
a social this evening at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fritzean, 436 Fillmore street NE.
Miss Helen PiAsbury has returned from Dan
Vile. VT, where she spent the summr Mr
and Mrs. Eugene Paige will come to Minneapol
next month.
Mrs. G. W. Wells returned Saturday from Eu
! rope. Miss Blanche Wells came up from Month
cello, where she is principal of the high school
to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Johns and little daughter.
| OF Columbus, Ohio are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas j. Janney for the Brown-Ja nney wed.
| ding this evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Division No. T. "A,
| " H., Will entertain at wheel meeting Thurs.
| day evening, at Foresters' hall, FRANKLIN and
| Fifteenth avenues 8.
Mrs. George Partridge oand daughters. the
| Misses Helen and Marion Partridge, win arrive
| home tomorrow from summer trip abroad
Miss Prudence Wyman went to New York tc
meet them. =
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are a.
| follows: Everett. Miss s. s.. Everett: Earlinr
ton, r. Knox. 9. R. Hamblin; Rossmore. (
Peardon; Norn'andie H. g. Foote; Continental
Mrs. A. r. Argersnger: Victoria Mrs e. w
Sarrick; Grand, A. D. Thompson, c. Thompson
l Manhattan Misses Maxwell, G. E. Maxwell ~