The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21
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boas Of tissue paper were among the
favors. Y n - *. ss
The annual party OF zurah Ladies
which will be given Monday evening In
Masonic Temple will be one Of the pretti-
est affairs before Ash Wednesday closes
the social season. The guests will be res
ceived by the president and past presi-
dents ALERT and Perry will play a pro-
gram Of popular airs and the decorations
will be elaborate and beautiful
Monday Card Club Monday afternoon at
her home, SIS James avenue
The South High School Alumni associa-
ton will give the last OF a. series Of in
formal dancing parties Thursda y evening
in Ma1colm's hall, 500 East Twenty fourth
street. PEA ,.% 'N s.,5s
The Young Wornan's society Of West;
minister church gave its annual party last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Horace M. (
Hill Of Oak Grove street. 1t was am old Z
fashioned affair and many Of the guests
were in costume. 4 Mrs. FILL, as; a auak-
eress. and Miss Braden. las colonial Elrl,
received "A charming program was given
by Misses 4Ednah Hall. Lillian. Lawhead.
Grace Williams and e. j. = Moles. The;
rooms were.shung with flags and In the
dining room a. cherry tree was in the cen u
ter of the table. Flags and ha tchets were!
| favors and the china service used was of
a hundred years ago. Old-fa shioned flow
ers decked the room and the young, girls
who served were in quaint Gretchen COS
tunes. ~,
A pleasant affair Of last evening was the
Informal which the young women Of the
t,nySica1 cult, e~t,, 80
versity gave in the armory. The st. An
thony orchestra, Of st. Paul played a de-
l1Ehtful program of twenty numbers.
About 200 young people were present.
Another informal party will be given after
Lent for the purpose of raising funds for
the purchase of new appa ratus for the
girls gymnasium. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hobert enter
tanned a group Of guests at cards last
evening at their home on w Thirty sixth
street. Red tulips and ferns furnished an
attractive decoration in the hall and pink
carnations were with the green In the re-
ception rooms. Yellow tulips were In the
living room and pink and white azaleas
decked the dining-room. Nine tables Of
six hand euchre were played.
A. pretty party, attended by thirty-flve
couples. was given last night by Eas high
| school pupils at Mrs. Mobiles hall. Among
the guests were visitors from the Central
and North high schools. The decora lions
were in green and red. A program Of
twentyfour numbers was danced, Miss
Mcdonald furnishing the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Beecf1er Moore gave q
theater party last evening at the Metro
politan theater for Miss Verna Durham
and George M. Wilson. There were eleven
guests.
Mrs. Anna Webster celebrated the nine
tteth anniversary of her, birthday yester-
/ day at the home Of MI. and Mrs. J. T.
Webster, 1886 Pillsbury avenue. apd chill
dren. grand children and great grand
children gathered in her honor. About
forty guests were entertained at the fam
lily dinner. The sons and daughters pres
ent were: Mrs. w. C. Tanfeld, Mrs. r.
Crawshaw and J. 7. Webster Minneap-
Oils; c. r. Webster, Lake City; Mrs. D.
a. shelp, Dillingham;; Frank Webster,
Daleyille, Pa, and s.. H. Webster Los
children and tWenty-four. great grand
children. Other relatives who were pres
ent from out of town were Mrs. L. NJ
Webster. Appleton; Mrs. c.. F. Webster;
Lake City; Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. ST. j ohm,
Weybourne, Canada; .. A. shelp Bel
lingham, also Mrs William Webster, Min
heapolis s.'.f47&@ +. 100. =, -
| "A unique cotilion was given Thursday
evening i'll Mrs. Mobiles hall by a group
of university students. The hall was hung
with red white and black. the German
colors. and German flags were also used
| In the decora ton The dance cards were
in German and German airs were played
by the orchestra. Mrs. Noble directed
the cotillion and presided at the favor:
! table. German and American flags were
used in one figure and other favors were
| pretzels. stems. wooden shoes, dolls;
sausages and pennants.i About fifty Young
people We're present. Messrs. and Mines
Elgn. SERVER, Charles Holmes and Reu-
ben Munns We're the chaperones. and the
affair was planned by Ernest e. Munns
| Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
j. Moreton and Miss Leslie attended the
! last ,cotillion given by the St Paul Ger
man club this year A. H.; Lindeke led
dancing with Miss Gertrude Hill.
About $50 couples attended Malcolm 5
informal party in :Masonic Temple last
evening. Among the lures of the even
ing was a flag dance by Bertha Miller
A recitation. "Cirandn1as Mnuet,'' in cos
| tune was followed by the minuet and