The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-23

Walter II. Hudson and CharleS >.
Gale introduced number of unique
which the Cotillion club gave this sea-
son in Elks' hall. Gay ,cornucopias
filled with confetti were hung from
hoops at each end Of the hall and the
favor table was heaped with pretty
trifes Mrs. j. B. Gilfllan, Mrs. Law
of Tacoma, Mrs. w. N. Porteous and
Miss Nellie Hefelfnger presided over
the collection of tiaras, notices, hand,
kerchiefs, fans, Japanese vases and
masks toys, tambourines, sceptres, para
soils and fruit favors. The cotillion in
Guided balloon figure, potato contest
after the fashion of the one at the
horse show, a horn of plenty, automobile
race, tight rope walking, turkey head
contest and closed with confetti figure
in which the bright bits Of paper were
hurled thru the hall from the cornu-
copias and from colored tubes held In
the hands of the dancers.
The affair was the first Of series. OF
three cotillions which the club will give
! during the winter. There have been
some changes in the membership and
the club list now reads as follows:
Alonzo T. Rand Horace Lowry. Ward IL g. Bur Bur,
n A ese f. HsnFY sSns nos
Roberts, Richard P. Woodworth, John s. Pills
bury, Charles S. Pillsbury stewa Wells, WI,
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II. Woodworth David T. Tenney, John W. See
Alvin v. Skiles, Edgar H: Person George r
Case Eugene DbD1e S = wills ss 5Gne1 John an
drews, Thomas B. Mercer, Charles B. Hefel-
finger, Willis J. Walker, Charles D. Velie, Ar
thur Law CHARLES g. Rage
Hepburn. Fayette Bousheld, John Crosby, W: W.
Hodgman, George W Peavey George r. r. Beldes'
Albert, Robert A. Hastings, Walter Hudson, G.
t. Jaffray, Harry G.: Spear, Phillip r. Brooks
T H b
Thomas F. Wallace, Henry L. Carpenter, A.: M.
Lindsay, Edward c. Gale. Henry Il. Christian,
T. Heffelinger. Frank D. Blakeley, John E
Shaw, Willis S. Williams and John A. Bovey
Mrs. N. w. Ireys issued invitations
today for a reception which she will
give Thursday afternoon, Dec. l, from
until O'Clock, at her apartments IN
the Imperial to introduce her daughter,
Miss Marion Ireys.
The children's dancing class which
meets every Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. William Donaldson had jolly
Thanksgiving cotillion this AFTERNOON IN
placed in corner made attractive with
palms, oriental draperies and rugs and
was presided over by Mrs. A. M. Fish
and Mrs. Donaldson. The stage was
banked with palms and flags: Mrs
Noble led the cotillion and introduced
many amusing features. There was 6
football figure with favors OF poster
girls and sticks tied with maroon anc
gold and in march the boys held Ions
WWands tipped with rysanthemums t
form an arch under which the, girl!
walked until, at signal, each dancee
with the boy who stood beside her
About sixty children were present ane
in addition to the regular class, Mis-!
Marguerite Young; Walden Larra6ee
Harold Hall and Carroll Roberts hac
been invited. The members OF the class
are:
T., Dorothy Daggett, Audrey Walton, Wi5liami In
ton, Frances Brown, Ellen Fertlg, Helen CLARK
rice ees Calhoun. Heberta Martin Geraldine Martin
Jessane Nc1 thrup, Laura Johnson Helen Scar a
erts Louise Lamb, ,Margery Fish, Marguerit
Goppase, Gharlotte Mott Elsie ,. Clark CLARK: DGna1
powers. Cooper Bruce, Theodore Mereton: Bsrl
ley More ton, James Sutherland Norman Bas
Bou it Carl Cairns, Ray Stevenson, Franc
Wyman Vernon Bonstan o+de esman F Rd'n
Gdnk Ball. Lee ones zap
man, Edgar Runyan, Donald Best, Monroe Jone
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moreton CAV
a dinner last evening at their home o.
Portland avenue before the cotillio1
Mr.. and Mrs. George Case were tn
honor guests and the others .presen
were Miss Laura Harrington, Miss He
en- Partridge, Horace Lowry and Davi
ribbons, bearing the guests names !
n gold, radiating to each cover, was i
= the center of the table.
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