The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-16
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ert Seymour Of Duluth was the guest Of
honor and about 100 women had been In
vited to meet her.. Mrs. Seymour gave
a charming talk on 1.-THE Ideal In Art, !"
after which tea was served.
Mrs. A. o. Hubbard and Mrs. Ella M.
Roby entertained twenty -four women in a.
novel fashion this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hubbard on Girard avenue 8. It
was a silhouette party and the names Of
will entertain informally Wednesday even
silhouette on cards Of rough water color
paper which were distributed and the
women were allowed two minutes in
which to guess what was meant. Pretty
prizes of cut glass and china rewarded
the most successful. The decorations
and appointments were all in red and
green and clusters of carnations and OF
ground pine were arranged through the
rooms. @% ~ .=tf.z ,A;''5
This evening Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard and
Mrs. Roby will entertain twenty-six men
and women at cards. a
Mrs. Richard M. Paul gave an informal
luncheon this afternoon at her, apart"
ments on e. Franklin avenuesin honor OF
Mrs. Arthur III. Hopkins. Covers were
Laid for ten and after the luncheon there
were toasts to Mrs. Hopkins, who leaves
shortly to make her home in Chicago
E.. Z .
Mrs. William E. Ford will give an in
formal tea Wednesday afternoon from 8
until O'Clock at her home, 22o1 kenWood
Parkway. Mrs. Frederick Il. Mcclellan
will receive with Mrs. Ford and there Will
be a group of assisting women. They Will
remain for a buffet supper and the men
will Join them in the evening. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ford have recently moved into their
beautiful new home on KenWood Park"
way and the affair Wednesday is In the
nature of a house warming.
Miss Katherine Jewell Everts Will pc
the guest of honor at an informal Tea
which the alumnae association OF the
Kama Kappa Gamma fraternity will give
Monday afternoon at the home OF MISS
Merrill ON Harmon place. Miss Eyerts
will be with her brother in Prospect Park
during her stay in the city and NUMBER
of other affairs will doubtless be given for
her. - 2
The Misses Higbee of Third avenue s.
vii lentartain informally Wednesday even
ING for Miss Rogers of Toledo, Ohio, VINO
is the guest of Miss Dunwoody: MISS
Alice Rust will give a tea Saturday a1ter-
noon. Jan. "a, for Miss Rogers ana this
evening Miss Dunwoody will give an IN
formal affair for her. : 49,. -,
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Lawrence will en-
terrain the members of Gethsemane
church Tuesday evening, Jan. ~, at re-
ception and musicale. =.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Foster,
daughter of DR.. l.. P. Foster and y. =.
Richardson will be quietly solemnized
Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK at the
home Of the brides father, 765: Monroe
street NE.
About zoo guests have. been invited to
witness the marriage 1of Miss Sarah
schre iber and M. Davidson which will
take place in Morgan Post hall, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. =, .r.
The patronesses for the Junior ball have
been selected and the list includes thirty
one women prominent in society In Min
neapolis and st. Paul. = 3
Cards have been received by Minneap-
oils friends announcing the marriage Of
Mrs. Carrie Pillsbury Parker and Clifton
W. Tyson which took place onNew Z ears
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson will be at home
at GA Lake street, Nashua, N. Both
bride and bridegroom formerly resided
in Minneapolis. Mr.. Tyson was a we'll
known newspaper man and before coming
to the city he had occupied a prominent
position with eastern journals and in the
political world.
A group of Lowry hill people had a
jolly sleighride last evening to- the Mini
kahda club, where supper, was served and
an informal program Of dances enjoyed.
Present were ,Messrs. and, Mines. G. F.
Harding, c.. G. Wyman, J. L: Tracy, H. n.
Chadbourne, N. H. Chase, J. D. O'Brien,
E. G. Potter. J. F. Moore, E. F. Osborne
w. Boardman, Miss Northrup, Mrs Long
of Charles City, Iowa, and Edwin North
rup. m = =.
D. M: Chute and George Case attended
the last cotillion of the season given gby
the Assembly of st. Paul last evening in
Ramaley's hall. VIC. Read led the CO.
tlllion and the figures were novel and
amusing. The Assembly has a member
ship OF thirty women and for the past four
years has given two parties a year, which
have been noted for their brilliancy and
exclusiveness.
gave a hosiery shower last evening at the
home of Miss Lamb, 2449 Garfield avenue
S, in honor of Miss Fannie Gibbs, bride
of next week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Greaves enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening The
decorations were red roses. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing progress
sive niloe and prizes were awarded to
Mines. Benton, Mallon, Messrs. Laddy and
Mallon. Cut flowers were arranged in
simple clusters throughout the rooms.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. /.
f. L. Mcclellan is in Chicago. ,.- ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koch left last night for