The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-27

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the guests or honor last evening at a
dinner Of ten covers which was given
by. Miss Natalie Jordan at the Mini
kahda club. The young people Of the
bridal party were the other guests
Miss Harries of Cincinnati, one OF the
maids of honor,i is visiting Mrs. George
tonka, until after the wedding. Mr..
McNeeley and his brother,@P. IT. Nc
Medley Of Savannah, arrived yesterday
morning from the south:
Miss Blanch stong of .Colfax ave-
nue. S entertained last evening for
Miss Grace Wilson and Frank Fonda
Merriman, whose marriage will be a
pretty affair Of Tomorrow. The six
teen guests included the girls Of STAN
ley Hall class of 1909, of which Miss
Wilson was a member. Red, gerani-
umst furnished a vivid decoration thru
the rooms and hearts were played.
Supper was. served in the dining-room
which was in the same bright color.
The Monday Night club held its
first meeting of the year last evening
in University hall. Latourelle's Or
chestra played and after the program
there was a supper. The club has a
membership Of forty five couples and
John F. Wilcox is president. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov.
II, as the regular night falls on the
date of the Commercial club election
and I the men are interested in the
result. E tgs
The freshmen Of the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority gave tea yesterday af-
ternoon from 8 to s o'clock for the
active and. alumnae members OF the
chapter at the home Of Miss Rewey
Bella Inglis, ,2436 Bryant avenue S.
Nine tables of progressive euchre
were played at the Monday Card club
at the home Of Mrs. Alonzo Phillips,
1904 Park avenue, yesterday after
noon. The rooms were gay with au-
tumn leaves and clusters Of ferns and
carnations were on the mantel.
noon. Mrs. w. r. Miller assisted Mrs.
Phillips.
Two Of the children's dancing
classes are meeting in the ball room
at the residence Of Mrs. E.. G. Walton
on Mount Curve avenue. They are
under the direction of Mrs. S. &c. No,
BILE, who is planning some novel feat
ures in the way of holiday parties. In
the Wednesday afternoon class are
Ellen Wells, Grace and Dorothy WAL
ton, Grace Elwood, Anna Forester,
Catherine Barnes, Margaret Barnard,
Dorothy Record, Lynda McLain, Dom
aid Thayer, Seymour Bassett, Allen
Rogers, Joseph Moore, Grace Cobb,
Gertrude Goetz, Fred Boutell, Philip
Brooks, Henry Powers, Waldo Grant,
Masters Tooker and Goetzenberg.
Thursday afternoon Louise Lamb,
Dorothy Daggett; Charlotte Mott, May
Fish, Helen Cobb, Herberta and Ger
ald1ne Martin, Ruth James, Edna
Nimocks, Ruth Harding, Florence
Moore, Bessie Partridge, Audrey Wal
ton, Theodore Moreton, Benjamin
Paris, Archie Wagner, Nat Chad
bourn, Will Haskell, Norman Bassett,
Rufus Rand and Brewster. +Hagman
form a class which meets from until
6 O'clock. ~ ,1sssFS ~ 81. ! c .:t
Mrs. Noble is planning a clever foot
ball party to be given Saturday even
ing in University hall on Fourteenth
avenue Sc. The decorations and APP
pointments will be suggestive Of the
Michigan Minnesota. game. Mrs. No
BILE will give large party in Masonic
Temple on Nov. ~. -..-E ;
Miss Bessie De Merse of Lyndale
avenue s entertained. last evening for
Misses Josephine Christian and Eel
da Slack, who have been at Mime
tonka for the summer and: who leave
This evening. for their, home in ST..
Louis Hearts were played and after
the games supper was served. Others
present were Misses Florence Moore
Maoel Moore, Annie Phelps, Helen De
Merse, Messrs. Robert Myers Joe
Moore, Harvard Moore, Howard Black
we'll; Harry ChiIds, Edward aBrnaby.
Charlle Van Ness and James Boynton.