The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-03
ln.Social Circles.

Mrs. Jennings S. Litzenberg will give a
dinner Wednesday evening for Miss Ada
Daniels and DR.. Frederick r. Huxley of
Faribault, whose marriage will take place
Thursday The guests will be the mem
bers of the bridal party.
Yesterday Mrs. John M. Bradford of St.
Paul gave a chocolateria for Miss Daniels.
The rooms were decorated with holly and
ropes of ground pine and lighted, with
red candles in candelabra. The assist
ing women were Misses Crosby Kluck-
holm and Mrs. George Evans of St. Paul
and Misses Isabelle Armstrong, Clara Fan
ming and Pomeroy Of Minneapolis. '.
Mrs. John Elliott Shaw-,will give her
first post nupital reception Tuesday at her
home, 1900 Portland avenue. Mrs. Shaw
will be assisted by Mines. Cavour S. Lang
don, Frank Drummond Blakely, II. c.
Truesdell and William S. Brooks. The
second reception will be given Tuesday,
Jan. 20, instead OF, on JAM IS, as was
announced. ,...
A.. r. Rand of Blaisdell avenue will give
a dinner this evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoonmaker of Pittsburg, who are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Semple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schoonmaker will return east to-
morrow evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Dodswortl announce
Emily to Marshall Robinson of Moscow,
Idaho.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Mae Gibbs,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibbs
and Frank J. Plumley will take place at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, 72s E.
Twenty-fourth. street, Monday afternoon,
JAM 10, at O'Clock. Tuesday evening
Miss Leila Potter of Fifth avenue S will
give parcel shower for Miss Gibbs.
Master Lucian Swift Strong enter
tained a few Of his little friends this aft
ernoon at his home on Portland avenue
In honor of his fourth birthday anniver-
sary. The small guests were accompanied
by: their mothers and a charming informal
afternoon was enjoyed
The young people who have been home
from school and college have had a royal
time during the holidays and each day
has had its dance and other affairs. Sew
eral of the Toys and girls have already re-
turned and those who do not leave to-
night will go tomorrow. Miss Marion
Partridge left last evening for Morristown.
Miss Helen Partridge will not return to
school this winter. Miss Bessie Calder
wood, who has been her guest, will visit
Miss RebeCca Semple TO ra few days and
reteurn east with Miss Sempie Tuesday
evening. Mrs. F. B. Semple will accom-
pany them to Chicago where she will
spend a few days with Mrs. Richard Bis
sell, who is better known in Minneapolis
as Miss Marie Truesdale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bissell have a little son who has been
named for his grandfather, William II.
Truesdale, of New York.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Fl. Hallock were the
guests Of honor at New Years reception
which was given last evening in the par
lors Of Plymouth church by the people
OF the church. The rooms were hung with
ground pine, which was caught at inter-
walls with bows Of red ribbon. Ferns and
vines banked the mantel and in the CEN
ter of the green was cluster Of red
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Little
received with Mr.. and Mrs. Hallock
Mines Robert Gale, Snow Wordsworth, A.
M. Keith, Frank Woodwork, Percy Jones
and w. z. Spring presided at the refresh
ment tables, which were decorated with
red tapers in candelabra and ferns. About
800 guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. shull entertained
the college set at a dancing party last
evening in Elks' hall in honor of their
daughter Katherine and son Ralph. About
5eYenty-fye of the young people were
present and enjoyed a program Of sixteen
numbers. Supper was served after the
dancing The hall was decorated with
palms.
Mrs. D. F. Morgan gave tfeater party
last evening at the Lyceum theater in
honor Of Miss Marguerite Commack of
New Orleans. There were ten guests and
after the play supper was served at the
Minneapolis club.
The Senate Limited Dancing club had
its holiday party last evening in Johnson
hall. Greens and holly furnished a sim
pile decoration. About fifty couples par
-ticipated in the informal program OF
dances and supper was served at mid
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Heath of zoos
Emerson avenue S entertained a group
Of sixteen guests New Years day. The
decorations were hyacinths and caroa.
@tions.
T. A family reunion was held New Years
at the home Of E. A. Gilman, c506 Second
avenue S. Present were T. J. Dow anC
II. B. Dow, Cornelius Dow. Jr., Of Du.
1uth; Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Kuhn ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Congdon