The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-30
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.YAL.E|;'s /; PRES. / ] ] HERE /
Interesting Social Events Are Held
for President and Mrs. Had
ley To-day.
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Annual Dinner of the Yale Alumni
at the Minneapolis Club This
Evening.


luncheon for Mrs. Hadley. Mrs. William
Salmon, the bride of President Salmon
of Carleton college, Mortified, shared the
honors with INdrs.-IIad1eyss and thez-Euests
were a group Of the younger women,
wives of Yale men. Pink roses decked
the table and American BeautySroses and
lilies were arranged in the drawing room.
The guests were Mines. Hadley, Salmon,
FRANKLIN Crosby, John Crosby, Preston
King, Charles SCranston Boyey, Edward
c.. Gale, George Chase Christian. :SSa'
A group of the Yale men entertained at
luncheon at the sMinneaPolisr~y club for
President Hadey this afternoon, and this
evening he will be the guest of honor at
the annual dinner iofsthe Yale alumni Of
Minnesota at the Minneapolis club.
/ Last eVenii1g Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
5cl1fistiar, s. erltertainelE Hinfornaally. for
President and Mrs. #Iadley, receiving a
| small group Of the Yale men, and their
wives. y = '5,@4fe2a Szs'zs =. - r.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bovey
had an informal gathering. A feature Of
the evening was one of1the clever negro
impersonations by Miss Mamie Barbee Of
! Danville, KY. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs.
EBoyey, were Mines. John Crosby, C. C..
SWebber, Thomas, Roberts,. Edward C..
Gale, J. R. Vanderlip, E. F. Elliott and
Miss Bovey. sss j. ~: @..
Miss Rowena Pattee has cards out for
an informal affair which will be given
Saturday afternoon at her home on Fifth
street Sc. = - = - =. 80
The Phi Delta Phi fraternity had din
&ner at the Rathskeller cafe Saturday
evening. Roses and carnations decked
the tables. The toasts were as follows:
phi Delta Phi in the East" F. c. Easter
ly; 1.-The Art Of Fussing," w. w. Thorpe;
The Faculty. r. J. Powell; ''The Days
That Are Passing" Ed Freeman; Phi
Delta Phi in Athletics Ed Rogers; "An
IAnecdote, Jay A. Kennicott; The Sc
niors, g Gustav scholles The Law, :. ::
Saturday Miss Florence Hale enter
tanned ten guests at a breakfa for Miss
Nell Brackett. who has recently returned
from an extended visit in Milwaukee and
who is Miss Ha1e's guest until Wednes
day., when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brack-
EFT will return from Palm Beach. A
dwarf orange tree decorated the table for
the breakfast and all the appointments
| were in orange Daffodils and tulips
t.. ..rs E8s Fss *ss y
| The Saltarella club, composed of young
| people Of Sunnyside, closed its series of
| twelve parties with charming reception
| at the residence efsMrs.1sy. NJ. Griffith
%The feature Of the .prograr m Was a '.eotil-
f1fon dss f1eurs" arranged and directed by
! Miss Ethel Malcolm. A Unique figure was
b. floral tale of 1Qve, Garlands were used
! In another figure and all Of 'the forms
i SVere Of flowers. Between the figures
Geneyieve. Griffith danced La !Tyrolean
| fnd a flag dance, and Mary Storer and
Eeneveve Griffith gave La Carmencita,
| Ia Spanish dance. Those present were
misses Edna Williams, Lillian #Lovejoy,
i Alice Dalrymple, Helen Hobart. Florence
II Wright, Marjorie Thayer, Hazel aRonners
Grace Fertig, Josephine Norris; Laralne
Norris, May E<inkel, Myrtle Smith, Fay
IL Kent, Florence Lavayea, Florence Muir
y ray. katherine Storer, May Storer, Mary
!. Jones, Rachel Sherwood, Inez Kingston
Genevieve Griffith, Florence Earl. Olive
Earl. Frances Ball, Messrs. Earl Hedder
ly. Vernon Martin, Archie Riddell, Walter
Earl, Wilbur Hoppin, Vernon Smith
George Heinrich, Joseph Griffith. Franz
Conklin, Will Whitmore, Paul Jumper
George storer, Clinton RorWls4, hooer
Cook George Lavayra, Hugh Pye, Gu.
Johnson, Ben Cochran, Jack Payne, JOIN
Kinkel, Newell Storms, Robert Stormers
Lester Phelps, Arthur Capplin, Oscar Kin
nard Ren Shaw, James Love1oy. mrs
H. w. Malcolm presided at the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs George Carson wer'
guests Of honor at the dinner OF tWelv'
covers which was given Saturday evening
J nv Mrs. L. III. 4Gaswell of Columbus ave
nue. American Beauty roses furnished
i the table decorations. Mrs. Henry -GJert
sen gave dinner Friday evening for tn
bridal couple. Red carnations and fern
were the table flowers and covers Wer
laid for twelve. Mrs. Carson entertalne'
sixteen young women Thursday evening
A musical program was followed by
. dutch suppers9 Mrs. Frank Billiter an
Miss May Dockery assisted Mrs. Carson
]. Friday evening Edwin Northrup Of 100
Emerson avenue entertained sixty youn
people at a dancing party IN honor OF nj
birthday anniversary. g Red cafnatloIa
and shaded lights were the decorations
Misses Sadie Northrup and Mary Terre
assisted in receiving and frappef. wa
| served In green bower by little Jessal1n
| i Northr,1p Aeprogram Of twelve number
7 was played and the aanee cards repre-
sented American Beauty roses. After IN
program a buffet supper Wassserved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Doremus gave q re
ception Friday evening at their nome, ~
Butler place. The guests of honor :wel
| Mr. and Mrs. H. q. Doremus who were r.
/ Gently married. Mrs. Doremus was Mis-
| Ressie Cobine ofsLa Crosse, Wis, and M
Doremus is a grandson Of Mr.. and Mr.
| "A + Doremus. The rooms were beaut
l fed with pink and white carnatlon
| Among the guests were Misses Alice Ge
| bine Ia Crosse, Mayme Mahoney. Chal
lotte Abrams, iRinaldo.. Emma Gillett
Nellie Handy, Lillian Bates, De Rene
Gertrude Parks of st. Paul. Wise, I4illia
! Roberts, Nevins, Goldie Gelette,g NiI
Dyre. Laurel Doremus, M. S. Cole; Messr
+ George Gage, Paul Bates; George -Burk
John Lyons, M. McGonagle. e. knutsol
/ Earnest Bates. Edward Lewis, William
| Olstad, Walter Fleck; Messrs and Ne:
l danes WhiteWax, Garrette; Mrs. Giliett
Mrs. Oscar Lonegren Of Duluth was tt
guest Of honor at: a card party sFrida
Ilevening which was given by Mrs W. "
/ l,Tuller of 3112 Elliott avenue Pink cal
nations and ferns made the rooms attrac
i've. After the games supper was serve
l and covers were laid for twelve.
l Miss Kreeta Tuesla, and Niklas Wah
4 rous were married Saturday evening at Il
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane oneCedar av4
nus. Rev John S. Rood read the SER
lice in the presence Of a large group
friends and a supper followed.8 Mr.. al
Ul Mrs. Wahlroos will make their! home
the city. 1s
81 Miss Sarah Knapp and Charles u. Ma.
were quietly married. Saturday morni1
at the home Of the officiating ministe
4 Rev j Johni 8. Rood. The service was wi
messed BY small group of friends. N
and Mrs Mayo will make their home
5t51s Cedar avenue.