The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-20
InSocial Cir les
A MILITARY AFFAIR.
Reception for 1T. Smelling Officers
and Their Wives at Commer-
. cial Club Tonight.

and Their wives at C0mmcr-
cial Club Tonight.
Company A, M. N, G. Gives It's An
nual Ball at Masonic Temple
"A Brilliant Success.
! The reception which the Commercial
i Club will give this evening for the officers
OF Fort Smelling and their wives will be an
exceedingly brilliant affair. The recep-
! ton will be from 8 until O. clock and the
! guests will be received by the officers
from the fort and their wives and the
officers Of the Commercial Club and their
| wives, Messrs. and Mines. A. G.. Paul,
John Leslie. r. W. Stevenson, Il, 7. Jenk-
| ms. f. j. Westlake. Wallace Nye. AS
sisting through the rooms will be the
members Of the board Of directors and
their wives. Messrs and Mines A. W..
Arnatage, r. NJ, Barnard, Charles R.
Fowler Ernest F. Smith, James Gray. w.
NJ. Homer Fl. L. Gregg. a. Rhiheldaffer,
| F. E. Kenaston, F. r. Salisbury, Walter
Gregory, Henry Deutsch. E. F. Hoton.
At $3.50 a concert program will be given
by Mrs. Frank H. Waterman, Miss Esther
Osborne, G. B.. Walker. II. & Lewiss
! Belknap. W. G. Nelson and Henry Rosen-
| berger, and alto o clock, dancing will be-
gin Supper will be served from 10
o'clock on and the billiard-room will be
used for a smoking room for the men.
A special car will go to Minnehaha for
| the guests aud take them home after the
! affair Is over. About thirty-four people
from the fort are expected.
! = Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ,Armatage of
Lynnhurst will enterta in at cards Tuesday
evening. 80.
The Wednesday assembly will close its
/ series of parties with a fancy dress bail
which will be given next "Wednesday in
Johnson hall r.
\ The annual ball Of Company A, First
i regiment, N. G.. S. M, was given last
) evening III Masonic Temple and brought
together a. brilliant group Of national
+ guardsmen and handsomely goWned Wom-
II en- The decorations were all military and
J the hall was hung with flags and bunting.
: The stage was banked with palms and
above was the insignia Of the company.
the crossed sW ords and letter "A" in cleo
J trie lights. The lights We're all shaded in
red. The guests were received by Captain
NJ d. Garcelon. assisted by Lieutenant r..
M Cole Sergeant B. M. Lennon Sergeant
e. G. Everett. Corporal j. H. Brum. Cor
poralA A. G. Shoquist, Private r. A. Rath-
bun Sergeant R. e. Lawrence Sergeant
III. I. Halland. Corporal w. G.. BarstoW
Corporal 6. 3. Schneider, Private Fl. e.
4 Way, and as they arrived Rooster or
! chestra played a concert program A
pleasant featur OF this hour was the cor
/: net solo BY Herr Rodenkirchen Among
the 100 guests were Adjutant General Lib
hey and Miss Hanna MAYER Of ST. Paul
Inspector General and Mrs Sherman y
! Smith, Colonel and Mrs. A. d. Reade. Col
onel and Mrs. G.. w. Brandon, Major and
Mrs c. T. Spear, Captain and Mrs. M. D.
ICtarcelon Captain and Mrs w. S. Nc
Wade. Major and Mrs. F. 'rriston
i Captain and Mrs. e: o: Falk. Lieutenant
7 and Mrs. Fl. D.. Lackore, Colonel j: j.
Il Windruna. Captain E. NJ. Conrad, Cap
!, tain E. n. Langdon Lieutenant r. NJ
: Cole. Captain Roy Pearse, Major George
E c. Lambert Mayor and Mrs. r. NJ. White
and Miss Josephine Hill Of Lake City.
IL ~ The arrangement committee included
First Sergeant NJ. l.. Higbee, Sergeant }.
I. Halland Corporal A. G. Shoquist, Ser
seant r. e. Lawrence, Sergeant D. Pet
tigrew, Private III. H. Warner. 's@
The annual banquet Of Phi kappa Psi
was held last evening in the Minneapolis
club Covers we're laid for forty-two ana
the banquet was preceded by a short bus
mess session in which Judge d. II. Dick
I, fnson was elected president; w. r.. Sud
duth, vice president and S F. Porter,
secretary. The arrangements for the
= monthly meetings were made and com
n1ittee was appointed to consider the re-
vision Of the bylaws
Judge Dickinson acted as POSTMASTER
and the; responses were as follows Phi
, Psi in General F. r. Hubachek; The
Good Old Guard B. H.@Timberlake; phi
Psi Freshmen Jay Kennicott; Phi Psi
lin the West Indies. A. Q. Ellison; "Ac-
tee,'' George S. Johnson: Minnesota
Beta Harvey Clapp; ''The Psi in Public
Life Joseph Jorgens: "The Psi in Bust
= ness, J. p Lansing; The Nebraska
Chapter, W. II. sudduth; The Harmon
izing Influence Of Phi. Psi Reno T. Hugo
1.-THE Effect Of Prosperity II: w. Will
: liams. Remarks were also made by W
:, r. Putnam b. F. Lum and S. r. Porter
= and the program was varied with fra
=. ternity and college songs.
= Present were: II. u. Dickinson. f. r
, Hubacheck. J. P. Lansing, Joseph Jorgens
y B. H. Timberake. Burt r.. Lum, H. W
Williams A. 0. Ellison. w. II. Sudduth
George D. johnson. II. S. Clapp. G. "A
Paulson, Bert Hunt Jack Frost. Clarence
= B. Miller Charles Claypoole, Earl Rich
% ards Charles a. Green: Fred w. Putnam
y Berthold Newstadt Rene T. Hugo, Waite
L B.. Sheldon, Phillip Hasbrook, Arthur s
2; Gobel. S. F. Porter, r. G. Kinney, Gordon
y M. Craig, j. G. Scribner. Jay A. Kenn
y colt, A. G. Wood. Richard S. Pattee, w
r. Putnan1. Frank Orme, S. G. Ellison f
4 HI Lusk, Frank Steiner ". E. Jackson
q Tracy Fairchild, John Ralph Nevers, Mar
= shall S. jackson, Robert Il. Reed, Scott II
70 lie Long.
= The marriage Of Miss Dorothy P. ella.
and Frank Dennis took place last evenin,
in Gethsenane church in the presence .
E25e guests. Palms We're grouped about tn
IS chance and white carnations and rose
= were on the altar. Rev. Irving F. Jotnso,
"a read the service and Mr.. Wiley was at TIL
:; organ. The bridemaids were Miss Ma
~ Dennis and DR.. Guilemena Mendel. VIII
wore white and carried naidenhair ferns
! The maid Of honor, Miss Helen Dennis
= was in white silk MULE over pink and he
= flowers were pink carnations. The bride
gown was white silk crepe over taffet;
aud trimmed with lace. She wore a vel
and her bouquet was Of white llyacinths
Alvin Pratt was best5man. The full veste,