The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

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leave Sunday and Mrs. Paige will join
The, handsome residence on Tenth
street S was beautifully decorated and
! southern smilax trailed it's glossy
leaves over the wide English hall with
it's beamed ceiling. Suspended from
the green network We're three Christ
mas bells in red and green. III the
ilving-room, where the guests were
! received, American Beauty roses lifted
their perfumed blossoms from the
! tangle of ferns and vines. The dainty
pink of the new Chatnay roses was
in the drawing-room and the dining
| blossoms. They famed amid the
smilax on the buffet and filled a jap
anese basket in the center of the table,
which was lighted with red tapers. A
string orchestra played as the guests
came and went, and a charming fea-
ture of the evening was the three
groups of songs by Mrs. Frank B.
Waterman. About 400 guests called
from until IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G. Goodrich
entertained the younger set last eve
ming at cotillion at Ellss' hall for
their son Donald. The affair was one
| of the prettiest Of the many which
| have been given during the vacation
| for the school and college young peo-
| pie. The opening march was led by
Donald Goodrich and Miss Helen
Truesdale and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hawkins led the cotillion, introducing
many mover ngures. MINES. m InoInas na
dale presdea At w ,h1 nrafv tras
Frappe was served during the eve
nlng ana tnere was Dullet supper
at IL O'Clock.
among the guests We're:
Misses Helen Apo9.s MARION hausnan, .isa befhlse
Harp ,cnnnai% EiIan nyerincI Alice n,Rrien
Edith Mcdonald Caro-. chamberlain, Gertrude
Chandler, Ruth Crittenden, Mary Campbell, Mar
SHen Mav Hcna1dsnn Morsarv ES,.ards Mnr
| ioro ,,0dcar 0Jarraret Flannerv Josenhine Glass
Florence Could Nary Geesaman Helen Hobart
ence Hopwood Alma Hanson, Ora Ireys, Mar
arsaset nidge Hartense
! renee, Helen Martin, Leila Paul, Dorothy RUS
sell, Priscilla Rand, Florence Shevlin, Mar
guer1te stout Ella Sage, Maud Stevenson, Cath
erlne shull Margaret IooKer, Helen Iruesdaie,
Hi "i'sn'' ootneia "niisinSo anu louise
Mas Masters Robert Brooks, STANLEY Brooks. Ralph
nnn 1s1 s9m Rassstt ia Ia o 1u9s
tnn Eran, Goni,Iin- Tnro1 Coia oc,n sTonhor
lain Mn1co chandey rn nsgas+t HnMr
Doerr, Donald Dodge, Randolph Edgar, Charles
faarcn1lq, @ Eam4nd risk m sarl Carr Giles, RnsseH
Hazlett' Verne Howe, Anson Jackson, Kenneth
Klngsley Ralph hle1n, Monroe Keith, Kenyon
Gary Kupssp MrnV A!n Wernon hon Harry rth me-
Morse, John McMillan, Walter McDonaid, Milla Il
Mcdonald, Mcin Gordon pattee Gilbert Quirk Earle
wIl1iam winston and 2faieettt Wiliiamson p'o0A'
Minneapolis and st. Paul people will
be interested in! the announcement Of
the engagement of Miss Rose Stevens
OF 81 Louis, MO-, and DR.. Frederick
"A. klehle or Salt Lake, Utah, which
was made last week In st. Louis. The
the early summer. Or. Kiehle 1s the
son OF Ut. ana mrs. u: l.. klehle and IS
medicaI az tn ne ths dca1emlc ana
A.AS p'A '>' ~ VIC oiiiV ~
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Inc Wells cup OF Minnesota gave
d ~ ~cllal 1lllllSly lllloi ililal luhcheoh .tnlS
eiselnooll III tie Dutcli room d. Do1l-
aloson snse nJo11 ior the girls, VINO are nome
weie .alu iol .wen.y- y-ehlee ana elght
81 - @ g., nulinei a. aeeiye I slu!ellts
ltoHi n: lne lWln CUES. MISS Wllllams
oi.Sulcaso, VINO IS WISHING MISS Grace
49, .S T s,a ,so ts an a. nGnor a.;1E. guest:
ferns ana req tapefs IN silver nOlders
made pretty table decoration. Mrs.
| F. L. Carpenter was toastmistress and
! the responses were by the Misses
! Ethelwynne Wyman, Caroline sewell
| and Isham. Mrs. Charles T. ThOmp-
son, the Misses Marjorie Higbee and
Beatrice Ireys had charge Of the an
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The Kappa Alpha Theta girls en-
tertained informally this afternoon at
the home of Miss Edna Broom. on Sec
ond avenue S. for Miss Florence pond
who is home from Northwestern mi,
| versitv for thes ho1ioavs Mis- ppo,,a
| - MISS oiiu
NorthWestern % y ne ralerhlty at
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cards tbis .fternonre+ ho,, 'alleu a. q.
| ME M;ft s.o asi iiOOl ~ d Hei aoIle on
flIteenth avenue Sc. The affair was
h;dgan VIZ br1 ta,a,Sa ana the g1Ssts had been
euobra ,yora aIn,,nd - 4,.s .aoies. ~
waIn uuti We mele playeu ahu lne prizes
W. :, ooinly tpleces u emma uecorated
lGpy Tie nosteSS. Light refreshments
were served from the small tables.
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~. hne W. ualiclIls. classes OF. boys and
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