The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-28

forty women very informally this
afternoon at her home on Groveland
avenue in honor of Mrs. George Moore
of Princeton, Ind, who is her house
guest. The red-berried holly and
greens made a simple decoration thru
the rooms.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Sweat gave a dinner Of SIX
teen covers at their home on East Six
teenth street for Mrs. Moore. Poin-
setia blossoms and smilaX decked the
table.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Joyce has
planned theater party for Miss Mar
garet Moore, who is with her mother.
Mrs. c. F. Welles of Clifton avenue
will give a dancing party "Wednesday
evening, Jan. 6, in honor of Misses
Alice Smith, Janet Tilfllan and Be-
atrice Ireys.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. r. Simpson will
give a dinner for their son, Dwight,
who is home from college, Wednesday
evening, at the Hampshire Arms.
Mrs. George NJ. Gillette will give a
dinner tomorrow evening at her home
on Tenth avenue Sc for Miss Grace
Gillette.
Mrs. A. E. Davis and Mrs. Edward
A. Davis will entertain informally
Thursday afternoon at their home, 1 3
East Fourteenth street. in honor or
Mrs. Eagle, who has come to make her
home with her sister.
DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Steirly will give a
cotillion Saturday evening at their
home, 1928 Fifth avenue S, for Miss
Edith Fitz of Merriam Park.
The girls who are home from
Wellesley college and a group of the
recent graduates will have luncheon
tomorrow in Donaldson's tea rooms.
The guests will include group OF
st. Paul girls and covers will be laid
for nine. ..-..........
Mrs. Sewall Andrews will be one of
the women who will receive at the
holiday party Of the st. Paul German
club New Years eve. The cotillion
will be a Dutch one and will be led by
Eitzhugh Burns and Michael Boyle.
The young people of the dancing
class which meets Fridays in johnson
hall had a holiday cotillion this after
noon. Each of the boys and girls
brought a guest and about 100 We're
present. The figures and favors were
suggestive Of the season and Mines.
sided over the trees on which the
pretty triaes hung.
The class of '03 of the South high
school will have reunion Wednes-
day evening in Powderhorn hall,
Thirty-fourth street and Chicago ave-
nue..
MI. and Mrs. John D. Mcmillan
gave a dancing party Saturday even
ing for their son, John, who is home
from an eastern school. The McMil-
Ian home on Clifton avenue was
decked in red and green with south
ern smilaX, ferns, holly and carna-
tions. The ballroom was hung with
the smilax and the lights were shaded
In red. There were seVenty-f1ve guests
and assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
were Mines A. B. Jackson and John
WaShburn.
Ralph Wilcox had a house party of
college boys and girls at Old Orchard,
Minnetonka, over Sunday. DR.. and
Mrs. Walter T. Joslin chaperoned the
fourteen young people who found
winter sports amusing.
Miss Helen B. Scott entertained
twenty-five guests at a. musicale Sat
urday evening at the Hotel San An
Ee1o. The rooms We're made beauti-
full with holly and pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Deane gave a
dinner of twelve covers on Christmas
Day. Music, pit and cards were the
amusements after dinner. Holly and
green's made an appropriate decora-
ton. -...
The Minneapolis chapter of the
American Institute of Bank Clerks
will give the first dancing party Of
the season tomorrow night In the
Phoenix club rooms The chapter
has heretofore devoted itself to
learned lectures. legal studies, ad-
dresses by prominent men, bowling
and baseball.
Saturday evening the high school
dancing class had holiday party in
Malcolm's academy on E Twenty
fourth street. A program of dances
was followed by cotillion, in which
muffs and boas and ribbons bows
were pretty favors. A light supper
was served.
H. w. Malcolm gave holiday party
TOT his Ch1ldren's dancing class Sat
urday afternoon in Masonic Temple.