The Minneapolis journal., 1903-01-13
TUESDAY EVENING,
Misses Gilmore, Mrs. Arthur Jewett, Mr.
Royal B. Shute and Mrs B. r. Coppage.

Misses Gilmore, Mrs Arthur Jewett, Mrs,
Royal 3. Shute and Mrs. B. r. Coppage
Mines, Merrill Bartlett, John M, War;
mock and Frank II. Page have issued inyi-
tations fora reception which will be Civ
en- Tuesday afternoon from 4 until 8
O'Clock at-the home Of Mrs. Bartlett t25O3
Hennepin avenue.
Mrs w. E. satterlee will entertain at
/ luncheon Friday at her home on Fourth
street Sc,
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Paris will give a
cotillion in johnson hall Thursday even
ing, Jan. 30. The same afternoon q group
of women will be entertained at cards by
Mrs. Paris. t.- I'll .-5.......@ =.
Mr. and Mrs r. K. Gray will give a nu-
sicale and reception at their home on
Spruce place Wednesday evening, Jan. p.
Mrs Samuel r. Van SAINT issued invi-
tations yesterday for reception to be
given next Tuesday afternoon at the
Aberdeen in st. Paul. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fuller Of 1923 w
Lake street will entertain at cards to-
morrow evening for their guests, DR.. and
Mrs, H. w. Brown of Waterloo, Iowa;
Miss McGrew of Bloomington, Neb., and
number of other affairs have been planned
for them during their stay in the CITY,.
Mrs. A. G.. Paul will entertain at lunch
con Friday afternoon for Mrs: Arthur
H. Hopkins, who will leave shortly to
join Mr.. Hopkins in Chicago, where they
will make. their home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacobs will be at home
Informally Thursday. They will leave
Sunday evening for their annual visit
south and will spend the remainder Of
the winter in San Antonia, Texas, re-
turning In May.
The annual parish dinner. of Gethsem-
ane church will be held tomorrow even
ing. at 7>o'cloclz' In Knickerbocker hall. !:
Minneapolis people will be interested in
the announcement of the marriage Of
Miss Mary Oakella Griffith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Griffith; and Will
liam J. Mooney, which took place in Mil
waul1ee last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grif-
fifth formerly resided in Minneapolis and
since they left the city their daughter
has kept in touch with her friends
through many visits. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney. will make their home in Long
don, N. D., where Mr.. Mooney has ex-
tensive business interests. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubinowitz of COL Fiji
teenth street N, announce the engage
| ment Of their daughter, Anna to Ellis
Levinson of Ashland, Wis. ~ ~.-..
Mrs. Maria Peterson, 927 Thirteenth av-
enue S., gave a. "Tjugondedag Knut'' din
ner last evening TO number of her most
intimate friends. It is always customary
in Sweden to give dinners and parties on
"Tjugondedag Knut," which marks the
end of tho Christmas season, and as Mrs
Peterson returned only a short time ago
from an extended tour all through Sweden
and other parts of Europe, the pleasant
.'Tjugo1ldedag Knut' dinners in the old
country were still fresh in her memory.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
cut flowers and palms, and Misses Bertha
! Nelson and Ethel Sederberg assisted in
receiving. The following were present:
Messrs. and Mines. Peter Johnson, C. J.
Petri, John Swenson, Oscar sDahlin, Chas.
! Carlson, Mrs. Maria Roberts, Misses Nan
ny Johnson, Bertha Petri, Hannah Wes-
terdahl, Mamie Roberts, Bessie Norton,
| Messrs Walter :Dahlin, W. II. Roberts,
Andrew ;Westerdahl, Carl Petri, J. Victor
| Bergquist, Axel Anderson. y -. -;
% DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Allen, of 2045 Car
| field avenue celebrated the fifteenth ami
versary of their marriage Friday, and
Mrs. A. p. Policy arranged pleasant sur
prise for them. Euchre was played and
prizes were won, by, Mines Adam Picker
ing. Clausin. William Allen, Messrs. Mo
ses; Kennedy and Pickering. ;, After the