The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-31

Deutscher Frauen club will give Tuesday
evening in Masonic Temple. The ball
room will be decorated in green and
white, and oriental hangings will drape
the balcony. The dining room will also
be in oriental furnishings. A concert pro-
gram by ALERT and Perry will precede
the grand march. which will be led by
c. O. Lampe at o'clock. There will be
fifteen numbers in the dancing program,
with some extras. A number Of pronai-
nent Germans from st. Paul are planning
to come over for the ball.
The club was organized about five years
ago and then had a membership Of thirty
two women Now the members numb
forty-eiGht and the list is limited t.
fifty. A. social meeting and a business
gathering are held each month. The lat
ter is in K. P. hall. Masonic Temple, the
second Thursday in the month, when all
cases of need are reported; d, Funds for
this relief work are raised by means Of
the ball, and the amount which can be
done next year depends upon the proceeds
of the affair Tuesday evening. About 400
tickets have already been sold.
Mrs. P. G. Fertig will give three after
noon card parties at her home on Aldrich
avenue S, on Feb. II. IL and Is.
MIS-. rogers OIL dVSHuS
will give a musicale Wednesday evening.
The program will be given by Miss Laura
jacob, pianists Miss Mabel Austin, Vio-
linist; Miss Ednah F. Hall and. D. Alvin
Davies, yocalists.
Mrs. George Harper of the Hampshire
Arms will give a luncheon Wednesday for
Miss Jane Adger Of Virginia. ,-.,. 49,
,
meet on Monday afternoon instead Of
Tuesday, with Mrs. J. p. Carlson, Ill
East Seventeenth street.
The Alumni association Of the South
high school will give a dance, one of d
series, in Malcolms hall, on Fifth ave-
nue. S, Tuesday evening. No special in
vitations are issued for these alumni at
fairs. 81 49, .''
The engagement of Miss Dorothy P.
Clay and Frank G. Dennis is announced.
The wedding will take place the last of
February. =: *i'-.
Miss Shattuck Of Boston was the guest
Of honor at a box party which was given
Thursday evening at the Metropolitan
theater by Horace Lowry. After the play
supper served
The wedding Of Miss Anna D. Chris
Hanson and Edward Biessbarth was
quietly solemnized Thursday evening at
the home of the bride, 726 Second avenue
S. Rev. 0. Bodeip read the service. Mr..
and Mrs. Beissbarth left for the east on
the evening train.
Miss Gertrude Ingraham and Frank G..
Fallon were married Thursday evening in
Hennepin Avenue M. E. church. The
service was read by Rev. DR.. Hutsinpiller
in the presence Of a small group Of rela-
tives and friends. ...<
Mrs. Albert ]. Zimmerman entertained
thirty guests at her home on Fourth ave-
nue. S Thursday evening in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Zimmerman.
Mrs. Will Drernhl assisted in. receiving.
Mr.. Zimmerman was presented with many
handsome gifts and among them was a
mahogany rocking chair. Frappe was
! served from a. prettily decorated table by
Miss Zimmerman and at midnight there
was a. supper. Red carna tons were the
table decorations ':;
| Wednesday evening Miss Rose Kerrott
gave a recipe and parcel shower at hel
home, 1406 E Twenty-second street, fol
Miss Inez Fuller: bride Of next week
There were twelve guests and little .Murie
Kerrott presented the gifts to the bride
green were the colors used In the decora
tons. 80 -. ~ -,
Mrs. Mary Carroll Of es4 Sumner stree
i NE entertained at a luncheon Of ten GOV
ers Wednesday. = Roses and: carnations
were the table decorations: The guests
! were Mines, George LeBaron. Robinson
Pittnan, Daniels, Day. Hare, Jacobs, Lib
lily, Misses Pittman and Carroll
| = -. %. - n
l. Miss Somerlauser Of 26o7 Colfax avenu
S entertained at thimblebee Monday aft
ernoon Mrs. Thomas O'Connell of st
Paul assisted the hostess.
Daisy EdgecoTnb luncheon Tuesda
afternoon at her home on the East Side in homo
If her cousin, Miss Edith Swan. who is with tn
Bostonians. Covers were. laid fer eight S,.ze
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. left yesterdsy morning fo
the Pacific coast. II. 4, b, e IN - ..,
DR.. J.. ". Bell has been called to Tucson
) Ariz., by illness in his family.
r. a. Simmons and son, A e. Simmons, LEI
last evening for an extended trip IN the south.