The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-24
lnSocial Circles

Miss Gertrude Rust gaVe5&an informal
tea this afternoon at her. home on Hen
nepin avenue for Miss Rogers OF Toledo,
Ohio, the guest of Miss l1anah Dun
| woody. A group of the Wells girls assist
ed through the rooms and Misses Bios
som, Thompson and Lucy Hart presided
In the dining room where red carna-
tions furnished a. pretty decoration. The
hours were from 3 until 5oclocl> and q
group Of the younger women We're the
guests y}$#a@ 5s5>f:& " .rs..S,lSs
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Miss Grace Lavayea and Miss Blanche
Stanford gave a. charminsly appoint
| ed luncheon this afternoon at
the home of Miss Lavayea on
the East Side for Miss Margaret
Moore. a bride of next week. The guests
were the young women of the bridal
! party. Pink and white tulips furnished
| the centerpiece and above was a ball Of
white violets. Pictures of Miss Moore
| were on the white satin ribbons which
were lettered in gold for the name cards.
| A theater party at the Metropolitan fol-
| lowed the luncheon.
! Thursday Miss Helen Woodman of st.
! Paul gave Japanese tea for Miss Moore.
| The decora lions and appointments were
all suggestive of Japan and lanterns light
ed the rooms. Mrs John Bradford and
| MISS 6ldnCne otdlllOfu pIeS1ueu dl Llle
| table and Il group of Kappa Alpha, Theta
| girls assisted through the rooms.
! Miss Grace Jungen gave a luncheon of
eight covers this afternoon at her apart
ments in the Waldorf for Miss Jane
Ager The guests We're group OF Stan
| ley Hall girls. Last evening Miss Jungen
gave dinner for Miss Ager and covers
were laid for ten. The table decorations
were in pink and green
Several affairs have been planned for
Miss Ager. who is the guest of Mrs. Ross
Dlckey. Monday evening dancing
party will be given and Tuesday r. c.
Osborne will be host at a theater party.
Wednesday evening B. Jones will give a
dinner at the Williston and early in Febru-
AIRY Miss Jungen will give a chocolatiere.
| There is much eXpectant gossip in re-
gard to the ball which the Colonial chap
ter, Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, will give Wednesday evening at the
: home of Mrs. William Donaldson. AL
though all of the guests will not be in
costume many Of them will wear the pic
turesque clothes of that picturesque pc
riod and there had been much hunting out
i of heirlooms and ancient treasures. Wal
/ ter Heffelfinger will be costumed as
! George Washington and receiving with
him in the court party will be a group OF
men and women to represent Lafayette
ii
Alexander Hamilton, and Mrs. Hancock
4 the famous Dorothy @. Mrs. Franklin
Rising of Winona, state regent, and Mrs
Ell Torrance, eX-state regent, Will aASC
be in the court party which will receive
from $50 until 0:30 o'clock when, led by
the master of ceremonies. Seavey Bailey
it will march to the ballroom where the
chorus of eighteen young women in white
gowns and carrying garlands of red ant
4 white roses tied with blue ribbons, will
4 form an aisle and sing Hail Columbia
= as they pass through. This grand march
I will be followed by the minuet by a. groul
n of the younger girls and later there will
be informal dancing for which DAM will
l. play. The affair will undoubtedly be ont
4 of the prettiest of the year for costume
! bail has always a charm not found In one
of the more conventional entertainments
Mrs William Donaldson will give al
informal reception Tuesday evening a
her home on Groveland avenue, after the
lecture on the passion Play which
Miss Ada. Marie Crow will give in the
ballroom, under the auspices of thu
Womans Society of Westminster church
Miss Crow formerly resided in Mime
apolis and her many friends will be glat
of an opportunity of meeting her again
/ The lecture will be something unique ant
Of more than ordinary interest 1t will
be picture sketch Of the Passion Pla.
of 1900, and a series Of magnificent view
will be shown. A chorus, in costume
will sing the hymns which are heard il
Oberammergau, and solos will be sun,
by Miss Alberta Fisher, Miss Clara Will
liams, O. r. Morris and Henry Jones. TIL
ballroom will be deliberately decorated.
Mr.: and Mrs. T. n. Kenyon will Civ
a dancing party Saturday evening, Fet
IA, in the Phoenix club rooms.
Mrs. Sumner G.. Lewis Of Colfax ave
nue. S, will give an informal luncheo
Wednesday afternoon, to be followed by
] box party at the Metropolitan theater.
! The parties of Mrs. AL Paris, post
:. poned from December, will be given o
. Thursday. In the afternoon she will en-
: terrain at cards and in the evening, wit
j Mr.. Paris, will give a vaudeville coti
= lion.
= Two card parties will be given Thurs
day afternoon and evening at the hon
| of Mrs. C. F. Poeher, 81 Highland ave
| nue. for the benefit of the nurses hon
| of st. Barnabas hospital.
Mrs. H. H. Kicker will entertain tt
Monday Card club next week at HI
apartments in the Holmes hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barber have ar
nounced the engagement Of their daugl
/ ter, Bertha Glorana, and George Bart
/ of Anoka. The wedding will take plae
| Thursday. Feb. 5, at the home of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Barber 241 Fillmore street NJ
Miss Barber Is one of the ,m1dwint
graduates, and Mr.. Bartle is a profess,
in the Anoka high school. "
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. SERVER and 8