The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

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There is no doubt that the hostesses
ball will have to be postponed, for the
auditorium is far from finished and the
original date, Dec. Is, are too dis
couraging to admit issuing the invita-
tons. The big auditorium will be such
an ideal place for the ball that the
hostesses are in favor of waiting for
| it's completion rather than arrange for
the party to be given elsewhere. It is
hoped that something definite will be
learned next week in regard to dates,
but just at. present the prospects are
| later than was first planned.
Miss Bertha Hudson was hostess at
| luncheon of twelve covers, which was
given at her apartments in the Virginia
! for Miss Elizabeth Donaldson this after
noon. The decorations and appoint
ment were suggestive Of Japan and q
the center of the table. The place
cards were Japanese prints and at each
cover was. small Japanese basket.
The BRIDES place was marked with a
large bunch Of white roses.
This evening Frederick H. Carpenter
4 will entertain his ushers at theater
party and after the play supper will be
served at the club. Monday and Tues
day each have an affair for Miss Don.
\ aldson and Mr.. Carpenter and the we'd
ding Wednesday will be one of the In
teresting events of the winter.
The wedding Of Miss Madge de Cor
sey and DR.. Thad Sheridan Beede will
be quietly solemnized Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Lawrence, 3O44s Park avenue. About
one hundred invitations were issued anc
the guests will include friends from
Chicago, South Dakota and Wisconsin
There will be no attendants and the ar
rangements will be charmingly simple
Mrs. F. G. Barrows of Fourth stree
Sc will entertain at dinner this eve
ming for Mrs. D. M. Clough Of Everett
J Wash Covers will be placed for twelve
and the decorations will be chrysanthe
NUNS and ferns in green and white tie
Mrs. Clough is the guest of Mrs. W
E. satterlee Of Fourth street Sc. p.
The last Of the social features con
nected with the annual art exhibition
at the public library will be the Nortl
high school informal reception thi
evening. The exhibition will close to
morrow evening at O'Clock. =
Yesterday was a we'll attended day
In the afternoon the. reception to tn!
German consul, Charles Gronow, ant
be rof Germans who enjoyed the oc
casion and were very appreciative 0:
the pictures and the delightful musica
program. The reception COMMITTEE,
was made up of Mines. Koehler, Thomas
Lowry, E. c. Gale, G. G. Bovey, Adelaide
Crosby, E. [Holtzernan, W. de la Barre
M. Aurness, W. White, Charles Lampe
Miss Emily Mcmillan and Professor
and Mrs 'Klaeber. -..~...
The Central high school took mucl
interest in the arrangements for IT.
evening last night and was largely rep
resented. The art teachers were pres
emit and discussed the pictures Will
their pupils. a. -..,,,s
I For several years a group Of girls
Misses Catherine Roberts, Katherln
King, Catherine Whitney, Helen Wheel
er, Gertrude Chandler, Helen Overlook
and and Ella Ella Morse, R ave had club, bear
ing the mysterious name Of the 4 ]
Glib. Every holiday the girls have
), sale to raise money for charity, Thi
year their plans were more elaborat
,, than usual, and the sale was held yeste1
day at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
Thomas s. Roberts on Fourth avenue
dis Of the pretty things they ha'
} made, and there was also a forum
teller and a fshpond to add to the il
: terest. A Japanese artist was -presen
and his sketches were quickly dispose
Of. A considerable sum was raise
hv the club and will be used to brin
holiday cheer to some one.
Messrs. and Mines. Ellis j; Westiak'
Fred R. Salisbury, q: y. M Garewrl q
: and Mrs. A. A. Law, the Misses Mo-
gan. j. Ellis Westlake and Charlie
Albert went to Fort Smelling last ever
inc to attend the first hop given ip tn
post hall by the officers Of the TWENTY
eighth regiment. Bunting draped tn
walls, while palms and white, chrysal
and the regimental band played an il
snirinp program of waltzes and tw'
steps. -...> ... =
Miss Elsie Koenig of Milwaukee wa
Honor guest at a luncheon given ye
terday by Mrs. Il: Il; cray OF Gran
street. A basket filed with pink rose
and ferns and with a tulle bow on tn
handle was in the center Of the tabl
Covers were placed for ten and tn
name cards were decorated with poste
girls.
Mrs. Charles Deere velie gaveSa fan
Il i1v dinner at her home on Spruce plat
Thanksgiving Day. Red and yello
chrysanthemums made a handsome t;
BILE decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Hawley {
1907 Fifth avenue S entertained /
group eTo1 Of Fl friends thanksgiving evenin
In honor Of the fifteenth anniversa1
Of their wedding. sThe Modern Ma
rage Ceremony was read and create
much amusement, as did a reading
~ DR.. BELLS