The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-23
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Mrs Charles W. shivell gave a card
party this afternoon at her home on Hen
nepin avenue for her daughter, Mrs 70. D.
/ Murphy Of Kansas City, Mo-. American
Beauty roses, Meteor roses and red and
yellow tulips were placed through the
rooms. with palms and ferns and the lights
were shaded in red. Eight tables of six
| hand euchre were played and the score
cards were miniature hatchets with the
/ monogram of the hostess and her daugh-s
ter Mrs. Shivell was assisted by Mrs.
Murrey and Mrs. Maud Timer Jones.
Mrs. Arthur A. Law will lead the cotil-
| lion which a group of the young women
will give this evening at the home Of Miss
Elizabeth Donaldson on Groveland avenue.
The men of the Cotillion club will be the
guests and the hostesses will be Mines.
Albert Strong, Clinton Walker, John Ell
lott Shaw, w. w. Heefelfnger, Chaplin
Russell Bracket, Arthur A. Law, Misses
Jane Mcdonald, Susan Christian, Marga-
ret Welles, Ida May Heffelfnger, Harriet
/ Wagner. Elizabeth Donaldson, Marguerite
1 Gray. Florence Welles, Kate Burwell,
Hannah Dunwoody, Nina Wilson, Flor
ence Fowle, Helen Hart, Lucy Hart, Ann
| Bovey and Charlotte Esmond of Fort
! Wayne, Ind.
i The tea to be given tomorrow after
noon for Mrs E. 8. Barring Gould by Mrs.
i William w. Hodgeman and Mrs. Dem,
man Johnson will be given at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Hodgenan, $500 Chicago
avenue, instead Of at the Linton residence
2505 Park avenue.
i A Shrove Tuesday frolic will be given at
the Minikahda club tomorrow evening
IT Will be a sheet and pillow case party
and Mrs. w. S. Dwinnell and Mrs Corse
have charge Of the arrangements.
The Betsy Ross chapter, Daughters Of
the Revolution, will give colonial party
I Tomorrow evening in Malcolms hall on
\ E. Twenty-fourth street
Mrs .. S. Ryerse has issued Invitations
for the marriage of their daughter Grace
viola, and Arthur Rollin Thompson which
will take place Thursday evening, March
5, at $3.50 o'clock. 8
The Alpha Phi fraternity entertained 800
4 guests at a reception Saturday evening at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Mcmillan
on Tenth avenue Sc The rooms were
hung with flags and lighted with tapers.
Inc guests were received by the members
or the active chapter. Misses Corinne
} Webster, Gertrude Ballard, Bessie Healey,
I1Vd DldlSuoll, Tduilne zCOggeShall,% Caro-
line Salisbury, Ruth Cole, Marjorie Cole
Corinne Mcmillan, Eloise Smith, Laura
Robb, Grace Grygla, Sadie Heine and Buff
1erdlng. A group of the alumnae assisted
through the rooms
Saturday evening Mrs. J. J. Windle o1
Nlcollet avenue gave musicale Tulips
decorated the parlors and ferns and white
) hyacinths were in the dining room. Mrs
Wlndle was assisted in receiving by Mines
Ralph NJ. Peters, Kitchell, Charles Cart.
I wright Misses Grace Stilwell Boswell anc
Struck A delightful program was given
I Al1red K: Wiley Q. T. Morris, Misses
T. Wander Horck played and Mrs. 10,
} sephine Bonaparte Rice gave a reading
I There were $50 guests
s Mrs James De Veau entertained sixt,
! women at cards Saturday at her home OF
I IRVING avenue S. Flags and bunting wer
{ the decorations. Mrs. Edgar c.. Rollin
! and Mrs. c.. H. Bicknell assisted Mrs. D
Veau. SN-hand euchre was played at tel
taples and the score cards were water col
{ or sketches painted by Miss Katherine D
Veau: Supper was served after tn
= games.
The high school dancing class, chan
= eroned by Mrs. J. S. Kearne,
N gave pretty WASHINGTON part
Saturday evening in Malcolm's ha
on ~ Twenty-fourth street. On
: OF the pretty features of the evenin
u was the colonial minuet and gavotte whic
- was danced by sixteen young people j
- costume. They were Misses Leila Brown
- - Lillian Malcolm, Agnes Dixon, Emil
is Ch1lds, Nina. Veeder, Anna Jordan, Nab
$. kearney, Lila O'Neil, Messrs. Josep
s. Hays, George Kearney, Oliver Holdernes
s. Arthur Locke, George Loudon, Paul Gies
Envr T1,;1
H. The dance was introduced by little Bird
p Miller who recited How Grandma Dance
r. the Minuet:' Miss Genevieve Griffit
Il danced the flag dance. Later in the ever
lg ing cotillion was danced.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. William Badger entel
tanned at dinner Saturday night precef
eo ing the Commercial Club party, in hon,
r OF Mrs. Badgers cousins, Lieutenant ar
e MRS. Irwin Harrison, of Fort Smelling,
nc The annual party for the young peop
ea was given Saturday evening in the Pho
eu nix Club. The decorations and appoin
a. ments were all suggestive of Washington
ce birthday. Mrs. Noble directed the da1
~ eng Which opened with a grand marc
The favors were small hatchets. An ela]
crate supper was served.
Miss Bertha e. Lang and Grace She
"oOu save d. w lSHlIl6lOn breakfast Sa
- urday morning at their home 700 - Fou
= teenth street. The decorations were
red, white and blue and covers were la
>, for six .sa
raj -
he Mrs J. A. Jackson, of 1919 Bryant ay
,r- nue. N, gave handkerchief shower Fl
n day for Miss Alma Pierson, bride of t
n week
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Carleton You
ICE and daughter will sail next week fro
of France for New York. One of the plea
ar- ant features of their trip abroad was the
of- visit to the Queen of Rumania at Buch
in rest. They were at the palace for
'ge week and received many courtesies fro
the king and queen. Mr.. Young was pr
on sented with forty volumes of Carm
les Sylva's works and each book had t
Did queens autogra ph. The crown princes
who is a niece of King Edward. present
* Mr.. Young with water color which $
had painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farnham gave
art, dinner last week at their new home, 3
asst Lyndale avenue N. The table decor
+ae al tions were roses, and covers were laid
sn,, sa eighteen Messrs. and Mines. Mas
Murch George Higgins. Edwin Cutler,
= T. Croker, C. H. Hooper. j. H. Mort
C. A. Smith and Miss Nellie Murch.