The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-07
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mantle. White roses and carnations
added their beauty to the decorations.
Pink carnations wreathed the frappe
bowl and American beauty roses We're
on another table.
Receiving with DR.. and Mrs. Hallock
were Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Slater, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lyman. Those assisting thru
the, rooms were the members OF the
prudential committee and their wives,
G. H. North, David P. Jones, Harring-
ton Beard, George w. Beach, George
III. Rust, G.. M. Cushman. N. w. Clark,
G. r. White. c. M. Shearer, Fred Ly-
man, o. J. Griffith, Messrs. w. A. New
ton and D. G. Bell and the trustees
and their wives, Walter A. Eggleston,
B. HI. Woodwork, e. D. Sewall and
F. A. Bovey. Austin HI. Young voiced
the greeting from the church, and DR..
at the refreshment tables We're Mines.
Hamlin Hunt. J. A. Crosby. Traxier
Strong, Misses Chadbourn, Lila M.
Elliott, Anne Bovey and Katherine Ly-
man. About 500 guests were present.
The. active chapter. of the Alpha Phi
sorority gave a charming informal
dancing party last evening at the homo
of Mrs. Alvin Poehler on Franklin
avenue. The freshmen members Of the
sorority We're the guests of honor, and
about sixty young men and women
We're present.
The Alpha Phi sorority will have it's
annual fair Monday, Nov. 16, at the
home of Mrs. H. G. Akeley, 1900 Park
avenue. The sorority members have
been busy all fall making dainty use
full and fancy articles which will be
shown at pretty booths. The sale will
begin at o'clock and continue thru
a y0Ho3H u L. a>sS~ IL
sorority will be present.
The friends of the Ladies' Thursday
musicale and those interested in it's
work will attend the tea which will be
given Thursday afternoon. It will be
the first social feature of the musicale's
season and as this first affair is al
ways largely attended 1t will be in
the Unitarian church instead of the
studio. At 3 o'clock a program will
be presented by Miss Clara Williams
and Miss Rena Burnham. Miss Burn
ham is a young pianist only 16 years
Of age, and a pupil of Sherwood's. Her
instrumental numbers will be varied
with the vocal selections by Miss Will
El1ams. After the program the officers
and members of the house committee
will receive the guests informally and
tea will be: served. Mrs. George OAR
gett Is chairman Of the house COM
mittee.
A large reception will be given
Thursday evening in ST. Marks parish
house for Bishop Edsall and the two
Wears, Rev. c.. b. Haupt and Rev.
George H. Hills, and their families.
The guests Of honor will be assisted in
receiving. by the wardens and yestry-
men of the church and their wives
MRS. c. A. Smith went to st. Paul
this afternoon to make the final plans
for the entertainment at the flower
show for Thursday in Mozart hall. st.
Paul, Mrs. Smith has been appointed
chairman for the Scandinavian day
and she will be assisted by group Of
Minneapolis women in the peasant
costume of Sweden and Norway.
Miss Elizabeth Calderwood came
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and was one OF
the charming group of young girls at
me coming out party of Miss Helen
Calderwood formerly resided in Mime
apol1s, but has lived In the east for
the past few years. She will be the
guest of Miss Partridge for two or
three weeks and will participate in all
OF the affairs planned for the
debutantes.
A series of five informal dancing
parties will be given by the members
or Company B, First infantry. M. N.
q, IN Johnson hall, Eighth street,
curing the coming winter on the fol-
loving Thursday evenings: Nov. 10,
Zee. ll, jan. 21,..Feh. 25, March 81.
early spring by the regular annual
military hop, which has been an i'm.
portant social event for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.: Gladder of 24o3
Elliot avenue, gave a dinner of thirty
covers. last evening. White and pink
roses formed the table decorations and
clusters of the blossoms were thru, The
rooms. : - ::
Mrs. G. Sparrow and Miss Esther
sparrow of Livingston, Mont. have
oeen the guests of Mrs. J. F. Gerrish
on Blaisdell avenue for two weaLs
Tuesday. evening Mrs. Will connn1iv.
OF St. Paul gave a dinner for Miss
sparrow at her home on Ashland
avenue and on Wednesday evening
: ISIS Margaret Kelly gave a dinner of
eight covers. Thursday evening Mrsz
Gerrish was hostess at a dinner for
mrs sparrow and her daughter and
last. evening Miss Kelley gave q tha-
alter party. Mrs. Sparrow and Miss
sparrow will leave this evening for
their home in Livingston.
Mrs. w. S. Langley entertained at
luncheon Thursday in her apartments
at the Oak Grove for Mrs. Barker If
Lake Geneva, Wis, who is VISITING
her daughter, Mrs. H. N. Fowler nf
st. Paul. y
Messrs. Johnson. McClatchie ana
Dorr entertained for the Eta Epsilon
sorority and an equal number of young
men at halloween party. 2
Miss Ada Wessen and Gustaye Carl
ing We're married at the home of. The
brides parents, 2115 Elliot avenue
Wednesday evening. The service wa
read by Rev. Mr.. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs
CARING will make their home for the
present at 2115 Elliot avenue.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Human c. Pryor ara hon,
from an eastern trip. noe
The Union Card club will meet with Mrs MI,
iar' s1iz9 Knox avenue s, Tuesday.
Palestine chapter. o. E. S. will give cord
party Monday evening in Masonic Temple.
The Emanon Dancing club will give it's second
INFORMAL party this evening in the Phoenix clnh
rooms. 'A c1up
Miss Name Watson of Dayton avenue ST
paul, has returned from two months, irin