The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-22
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AN INFORMAL Il; \ TEA !.
Given by Miss Edith Isham in Honor
of Miss Rogers of Toledo,
Ohio
a Linen Shower for Miss Maude
Alice Higgins, Bride Of
Next Week.

Miss Edith Isham gave a tea this after
noon at her home on Fourth street Sc tor
Miss Rogers Of Toledo, Ohio, who is the
guest OF Miss Hannah Dunwoody. 1t was
a very informal affair and a small group
of the younger women were invited to
meet Miss Rogers. The assisting girls
were all former students of Wells college
which both Miss Isham and Miss Rogers
attended. .. 49,. N ~ s..
Last evening Miss Marjorie Higbee en-
tertained informally for Miss Rogers at
her home on Third avenue S. Progressive
| games were played. There were about
| thirtN-fve guests. - = r .-* 81. n s.
Miss Edith Marshall and Mrs: William
FIaddon Marsh gave linen shower this
afternoon at the home of Miss Marshall
on Vine place. The guest Of honor was
Miss Maude Alice Higgins, bride of next
week. Pink and white were the colors
Of the afternoon and strings of hearts
were festooned about the rooms. The
lights were shaded in pink and ground
pine was used to wreath the chandeliers.
Pink carnations furnished the centerpiece
in the dining-room. The bride was show
cred with dainty pieces Of linen from a
pink and white umbrella and, later games
were played. The guests numbered TWEEN
ty Of Miss Higgins friends. Mrs Jessie
Arnot Chalmers assisted the hostesses.
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avenue S entertained informally this af-
ternoon for Miss Grinols, who will leave
shortly for California, and Miss Ethel
Works, who goes to Chicago. Games were
played. The guests were the members
Of the Queen Esther circle Of Wesley
church. Mrs. S. B. Couch assisted Mrs
Metz. -
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Chase Of University
avenue, st. Anthony Park, have AN
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Daisy and Roy w. Squires of Manila.
The wedding will take place early in Feb
ruary. Mr.. Squires formerly resided in
Minneapolis but is now in business in the
Philippines.
So Invitations have been issued by w. K.
Marshall for the marriage Of his daughter.
Maude, to Charles Clarke Jacobs Of Fort
Dodge, Iowa. which will be very quietly
solemnized Wednesday, Feb. 4: To- NOR
row afternoon Mrs. M. F. Kahn of Sum-
NIT avenue St. Paul, will give small
luncheon for Miss Marshall. .~'..
Miss Grace Jungen will give a dinner
Friday evening at her home in. the Wal
dorf for Miss Jane Ager, who is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Dickey., Saturday
con, and group Of Stanley Hall girls
have been invited to meet Miss Ager.
Plans for the junior ball, to be given
Jan. 80, are the chief topic. Of converse :
tion in university social circles. The fra
ternities have. secured permission to
erect boxes, which will be decorated, eacl,
fraternity vying with it's rivals to excel
in point of briliancy and careful detail.
The decoration committee, in addition to
the fountains and electric display, has de-
eided to erect artistic, booths. at the COR
Ters, from which people Win be Served
The sale Of tickets opened Nv ednesday at
the Students bookstore and the Metro
politan music store. The first three rows
in the gallery will be reserved for spec
tators. DAM orchestra will play a dance
program Of thirty-six numbers, twenty
seven regular dances and nine supper ex-
tras. Before the dancing begins there
will be a short concert program Of -four
!, numbers. - ~ ~ ~ !!
The following list of patronesses have
already expressed their intention Of at
tending: Mines. Cyrus Northrop, William
S. Pattee, r. s. Van SAINT, George H
Partridge F. G. Van Dusen, S. A. Harris
E. A. Jaggard, C. A. Severance, F. M
: Joyce, E. E. Nicholson,, S. S. HILL H l.
Williams, Carl Schlenker, S. IL Father
William w. Fowel, William M. Liggett
F. S. Jones, L. S. Gillette, F. M. Ander.
son, A. s. Brooks, F. L. McVey, c. N
! saunders u. M. ! harrington, M w. Saw
; age, L. A. Arnold, A. A. Law, M. l.
; Saunders, F. F. Westbrooke, c. B. Frank.
forter, George F. James and w. r. Ap.
pleby. - -. '.>..'' -:
RI Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Gray entertained
! $50 guests last evening at their home or
} Spruce place at reception and musicale
Z The decorations were in red. white anc
green and poinsettas were used witt
charming effect in the library and dining
} room, where the blossoms famed in clus
I tiers in quaint wall vases. Tulips ant
I white hyacinths formed the centerpiece ir
& the dining-room and red tapers in brass
) candelabra were also on the table: Ptnl
J roses and garlands of snilax accumulated
I the pink furnishings in the, reception.
{ ROOM Mr.. and Mrs. Gray were assisted ir
5 receiving by Mrs w. Henry Swinton,= St
} Paul, and assisting about the rooms were
I Mrs. Edwin Backus, Miss Margaret
( Welles; Miss Harriet Wales and the Misses
) Grace and Marguerite Gray. -... g.
81 The program was delightful one and was
Z given by Mrs. James E. Mcconnell Of
( Mortified and w. Scott Woodwork, will
s. Miss Katherine Lyman as: accompanist
Mrs .McConnell's numbers were as fol
7 lows: Maiden How Sweet" (Nevin)
I vain Suit" CBrahms); Years at the
{ Spring (Beach); MY Heart at Thy Swee
: Voice.. (Saint Saens); ''Springtide'
I (Becker), and thanksgiving (Allitsen
I Mr.. Woodwork sang Marie" CFranz)
{ de Neugierige'' (Schubert); "Freuhlin
) gnacht'' (Schuman) king Henry ant
! Fair Rosamond' Giza: Lehman; Loci
I Lomond, % May time" (Oleysteak.)
Miss Minnie Troendle of Garfield ave
: nue. gave a luncheon of eight covers yes
: terday for her guest, Miss Beulah Hender
r shot, of Spencer, Iowa. Yellow tulips ant
| ferns furnished an attractive table deco
/ ! ration and the name cards were also IL
yellow and green. After luncheon ther,
I was an interesting musical program.
Mrs. H. J.. Irish gave luncheon ant
box party yesterday for Mrs. Charles Bas
l cit of Little Falls. who returned home to
day. There were twelve guests and tn
| number included John Irish and hi
i daughter, Mrs. Ford Peterson Of Kellogg
Miss E,11o 7 Cha M harlira md Mick Il