The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-07

Friday afternoon from . until o CLOCK DIT
her home. 1916 Colfax avenue S. In the
number of men will be entertained at
cards.
Mrs James De veau will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon. Feb. q, at her
home, 1883 Irving avenue S.
Mrs. w. r. Webster has invita- tions for
a tea which will be given Monday after
noon at her home. 1925 Fifth street Sc.
Mrs. Joseph r. Thurman will entertain
at tea Thursday at her home, 2027 Ken
wood Parkway.
The Monday Card Club will be enter
tanned Monday afternoon at o'clock by
Mrs. c. A. Cleveland at the San Angelo.
An interesting feature of next week will
be the annual reception and entertainment
which the Minneapolis chapter, d. A. r.
will give Monday evening in Richmond
hall. A delightful program of music and
readings has been arranged and the min
uet will be danced by group of young
people in quaint old costumes. Mrs. F.
{. Barrows, regent: Mrs. 0. II. Shepley,
vice regent; Mrs. Dinsmore and Mrs. FL.
Fl, Weeks will receive the guests and ar
ter the program there will be informal
dancing and a supper The hall will be
handsomely decorated and the appoint
ments have been carefully arranged. II
w. Malcolm is coaching the young people
VINO Will take part in the minuet.
zuhrah Ladies are making arrangem ents
1or their annual ball. which will be given
Monday evening, Feb. %, in Masonic TEN
pie. The Iuhrah ball is one of the pleasant
features of the winter and its decorations
and appointments are sure to be out OF
the ordinary.
Company A, First infantry. N. G. S. NJ
will give its twenty third annual ball il
Masonic Temple Thursday evening, Feb
10 Rosster's First Infantry band viii
play concert program from $50 unit
$50, when dancing will begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund G. Walton enter
tanned very informally last evening. The
guests of honorWvere Mr.. and Mrs. Barring
Gould who will leave early in March t,
make their home in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Abbott entertaine,
sixty guests at an amusing costume part,
last evening at their home on Oaklan,
avenue.
The East High Dancing club gave on
OF its informal parties last evening in Mrs
Mobiles hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc
The hall was decorated in red and green
"A program of twenty-four numbers wa
played by Miss Ransom. Mines. II.
Farpenter and Somers were the pat
ronesSes.
Mrs. Charles C. Weber of Clifton ave
nue. gave all informal tea yesterday fo
her sister, Mrs. Murphy of Rock IslanC
I'll. Mrs. Weber was assisted by Mines
w. c. Whitney, Z. P Welles, Louis I,
Hull. Ebert l.. Carpenter. H. L.. Staple
and Miss Margaret Welles. America
Beauty roses and palms decked the receI
ton rooms and roses and palms were
the library. Sunny spring flowers, jon
auils. narCissus and mlgnOnette We're
the dining-room. 80. s...
Mrs. Ross w. Dckey received informa
q ly yesterday at her home on Ninth sire
S for Miss Jane Adger Of Virginia, wi
is her guest. the decorations We're in tt
spring flowers, jonquils and lilies. wi
palms and ferns. Mrs George S.. Harpe
Miss Cora Armstrong and Miss Sphinx a
sisted Mrs. DickeE.
Mrs. c. c. Bardwell enterta ined yeste
*. day at her home on Oakland avenue f
Mrs. Mccall of st. Paul. Poinsette
roses and palms frightened the parlol
and violets and softly Shaded lights we
in the dining-room The souvenir for t
guest of honor was an imported Chi
dish and delft cups and saucers We're f
the other guests.
Miss Harriet Longfellow Davis ente
tanned twelve women very informally We
tercay afternoon at her home on Garlic
avenue S in honor of Miss Anna Blancl
Of "A Little Outcast" company, which
playing this week at the Bijou.. Jonqu
and ferns furnished a simple decorate
through the rooms.